The Royal Łazienki Museum presented "A Kogo Obchodzi Ta Historia?", an engaging theater workshop designed for youth and adults. This event delved into the visibility and invisibility of women throughout history and within contemporary social realities. Inspired by the life of Aleksandra Piłsudska, participants engaged in theatrical action to explore how she challenged societal norms. The workshop aimed to foster active participation and discussion on significant historical figures.
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A theater workshop for youth (15+) and adults inspired by the figure of Aleksandra Piłsudska. The event explores the visibility and invisibility of women in history and current social realities, inviting participants to engage in theatrical action and discover a woman who challenged societal norms.
This event is a theater workshop titled 'A kogo obchodzi ta historia?' (Who Cares About This Story?), designed for participants aged 15 and above, including adults. It was inspired by the figure of Aleksandra Piłsudska and organized in collaboration with the Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek. The workshop delves into the theme of women's visibility and invisibility in historical narratives and contemporary social contexts. Led by Pamela Leończyk and Karolina Pluta, the workshop aims to encourage participants to actively engage in theatrical activities, collectively exploring the life of a woman who diverged from the social conventions of her time. This initiative is part of the larger project 'Aleksandra Piłsudska and the Secrets of Interwar Łazienki' and stems from a previous iteration held at the Józef Piłsudski Museum. A related performance, inspired by Piłsudska's biography, premiered on September 11, 2021, at the Józef Piłsudski Museum.
Admission to this virtual workshop is free. Registration is required and limited, with applications accepted until September 24th. Participants will receive a link to the session via email the day before the event.
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