The document provides information about Polish theater, including its origins in the 12th century and some prominent figures. It lists some of Poland's greatest actors such as Gustaw Holoubek, Jerzy Stuhr, and Anna Dymna. It also names several of Poland's most famous theaters including the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Kraków, the National Theatre in Warsaw, and the Puppet Theatre in Wrocław. Finally, it mentions some famous Polish playwrights like Władysław Reymont, Stanisław Wyspiański, and Gabriela Zapolska.

1. NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND !
Erasmus+ Project
2014/2016
Milena Piech
Patrycja Bodek
Natalia Mordarska
PSP nr 1 in Bochnia

2. 27th March World Theatre Day
The origins of Polish theater is the twelfth century.

3. In the history of Polish theater were many
prominent figures.
Some of the greatest actors are:
Gustaw Holoubek

4. Jerzy Stuhr and his son Maciej

5. Actress Anna Dymna Krakow

6. Jerzy Binczycki - famous actor
Krakow

7. Jan Englert - actor and director of the
National Theatre

8. Jerzy Trela – theater actor, film and
television.

9. The Most Famous Polish Theatres.
Julius Slovak Theatre in Krakow is one of the
oldest and most beautiful theaters in Poland.

10. The National Theatre in Warsaw

11. Polish Theatre in Poznan

12. Puppet Theatre in Wroclaw

13. Old Theatre in Krakow

14. „Witkacy” Theatre in Zakopane

15. The most famous playwrights and
theater
Wladyslaw Reymont and "The Promised Land"
issued in Julius Slovak Theatre in Krakow.

16. "Wedding" Stanislaw Wyspianski
Polish Theatre in Bydgoszcz

17. Gabriela Zapolska
Polish actress, playwright, novelist
and journalist.

18. Prominent writers and playwrights
Witold Gombrowicz
Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz

19. We are from Bochnia !!!
Sources: www.wikipedia.org