WIDOK Z KOZIEJ. THEATER COLUMNS - JACEK KOPCIŃSKI

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of theater as seen through the eyes of Jacek Kopciński. This unique book is a collection of essays and theater columns published in the monthly magazine "Teatr" in the years 2011-2024. Discover the subtle analyses, erudition and passion of the author, who describes stage events and actors with extraordinary sensitivity.

• Subtle essays on the border of journalism and art
• Erudite notes written in the heat of the moment
• Micro-plots with exposition of heroes and punchline
• Diary of a viewer, participant and commentator
• Searching for a living body on stage
• Respect for the classics and the challenges of the present
• Analysis of acting creations, both excellent and less successful

"Widok z Koziej" is not only a collection of reviews, but above all a personal journey through the world of theater. Kopciński wants a truly dramatic theater, an actor standing boldly in front of the audience, experiencing rather than pretending. He is looking for stages where classics are played that speak to contemporary times, without student deconstruction, with respect for the text and the challenges of the present.

This book is an invitation to a close encounter with the theater, to a tangible experience of the emotions and experiences that the stage offers. It is a read for all theater lovers, acting students, critics and anyone who wants to look at the world of art from a new perspective. Let yourself be enchanted by "Widok z Koziej" and rediscover the magic of theater.

Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy is a renowned publishing house with a long tradition, specializing in the publication of valuable literature. By choosing a book from this publishing house, you can be sure that you are reaching for a work that has been carefully prepared and refined in every respect. "Widok z Koziej" is an excellent example of a high-quality publication that will satisfy even the most demanding readers.

Technical parameters:

Number of pages: 300

Binding: paperback

Format: 194x118 mm

Year of publication: 2025