22.05
pt
19:00
23.05
SAT
19:00
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's premiere by Ramona Nagabczyńska
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“Czyste” is the latest production by Ramona Nagabczyńska—a choreographer known for her bold approach to stereotypes of femininity and the body.
This time, the artist invites us on a choreographic journey inspired by the act of eating: from insatiability to overindulgence, from pleasure to revulsion and disgust. From a desire for abundance to a gesture of destruction that signifies not an end, but the beginning of change. It is a looping path from the “old self” to the “new self,” one that constantly begins anew.
On stage, three female bodies explore the physical dimension of eating: swallowing, regurgitating, opening and closing the throat, breathing, stomach tension. These processes are transformed into an intense, rhythmic choreography in which the boundaries between the obvious and the non-obvious blur.
The performance also touches on a broader social context. Food—whether its restriction or excess—is still subject to judgment. In the past, fasting was interpreted as an expression of spiritual purity and control over the body. Today, religion has less influence, but the mechanisms of judgment remain similar: restraint is rewarded, and excess is criticized.
During the performance on May 22 (Friday), we will provide childcare for children ages 3–11. Details about childcare can be found in the News section.
Following the performance on May 23 (Saturday), there will be a discussion with the artists.
This time, the artist invites us on a choreographic journey inspired by the act of eating: from insatiability to overindulgence, from pleasure to revulsion and disgust. From a desire for abundance to a gesture of destruction that signifies not an end, but the beginning of change. It is a looping path from the “old self” to the “new self,” one that constantly begins anew.
On stage, three female bodies explore the physical dimension of eating: swallowing, regurgitating, opening and closing the throat, breathing, stomach tension. These processes are transformed into an intense, rhythmic choreography in which the boundaries between the obvious and the non-obvious blur.
The performance also touches on a broader social context. Food—whether its restriction or excess—is still subject to judgment. In the past, fasting was interpreted as an expression of spiritual purity and control over the body. Today, religion has less influence, but the mechanisms of judgment remain similar: restraint is rewarded, and excess is criticized.
During the performance on May 22 (Friday), we will provide childcare for children ages 3–11. Details about childcare can be found in the News section.
Following the performance on May 23 (Saturday), there will be a discussion with the artists.
Duration: 60 minutes
Sensitive content (eating disorders)
The performance is recommended for viewers aged 16 and over.
Childcare available
COMPANY
Choreografia: Ramona Nagabczyńska
Dramaturgia: Agata Siniarska
Występują: Karolina Kraczkowska, Ramona Nagabczyńska, Agata Siniarska
Światła: Jędrzej Jęcikowski
Kompozycja i coaching partii wokalnych: Olga Mysłowska
Konsultacje dramaturgiczne: Hana Umeda i Mateusz Szymanówka
Asysta choreograficzna: Izabela Niepokój
Wsparcie wykonawcze w procesie: Izabela Szostak
Zdjęcie: Pat Mic
Dramaturgia: Agata Siniarska
Występują: Karolina Kraczkowska, Ramona Nagabczyńska, Agata Siniarska
Światła: Jędrzej Jęcikowski
Kompozycja i coaching partii wokalnych: Olga Mysłowska
Konsultacje dramaturgiczne: Hana Umeda i Mateusz Szymanówka
Asysta choreograficzna: Izabela Niepokój
Wsparcie wykonawcze w procesie: Izabela Szostak
Zdjęcie: Pat Mic
A dancer and choreographer active on the Polish and international scenes. Her choreographic works include *Parts of the Body* (2019), *Silenzio!* ( 2021), Le Jeu de Massacre (2021), Błogo (2022), Anonimowi Performerzy (2024), Hate Haus (2024), and Kocham balet (2025). She has been selected twice for the Aerowaves network and was an artist with the apap Performing Europe network from 2015 to 2019. In 2021, she won an award at the Boska Komedia festival for directing the production Silenzio!. She is one of the co-founders of the Centrum w Ruchu collective.
An artist working in the field of expanded choreography. She situates her practice at the intersection of how we think about the world and how we move within it. Her current research explores the idea of an Anthropocene museum, multispecies archives in times of war and extinction, and various alliances between human and non-human bodies. In addition to performance and choreography, she is also involved in dramaturgy in the performing arts and has recently embarked on a journey through the underground music scene, playing in the band szum (alongside the noise-punk band rat milk).
Ramona Nagabczyńska
Agata Siniarska
