The "Co tu grają?" Creative Space at Royal Łazienki Museum offers an interactive journey into Stanisław Wyspiański's theatrical universe. Visitors can engage in play, learning, and creative expression, taking on roles from actor to scenographer. This unique environment blends Polish folklore, nature, and turn-of-the-century art, fostering imagination.
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A new creative space titled 'Co tu grają?' ('What are they playing here?'), inspired by the theatrical world of Stanisław Wyspiański. It offers visitors opportunities for play, learning, rest, and creative expression, featuring elements of Polish folklore, nature, and art from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
The 'Co tu grają?' ('What are they playing here?') creative space, located in the Old Kordegarda, is an interactive environment designed to immerse visitors in the theatrical universe of Stanisław Wyspiański. Open from November 29, 2024, to September 30, 2025, this space encourages diverse roles, from actor and scenographer to costume designer and set decorator. It features a stage with seating, a dressing room, a scenography storage area, and elements representing Wyspiański's herbalism, library, and stained-glass and pastel studio. The space aims to foster individual and group creativity, learning, and relaxation, incorporating motifs of Polish folklore, nature, and art from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Complementing the temporary exhibition 'Ikonosfera Wyspiańskiego. Noc listopadowa w Łazienkach Królewskich', the 'Co tu grają?' space and its accompanying educational program include theatrical animations, art workshops, guided tours, lectures, and museum lessons, with provisions for accessibility for visitors with diverse needs.
Admission is 10 PLN per family. Entry is free on Fridays. Advance booking is required via [email protected]. The space may be closed during special events, with information provided on the museum's website.
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