Fall at the Pavilion: Body, Memory, Community
In October, our stage will feature artists associated with the Centrum w Ruchu collective. You’ll see three performances exploring the body, identity, and the history of dance. In November, we invite you to an international choreography project, which will also feature residents of Warsaw.
October
The first two performances are part of the 14th Culture Without Barriers Festival and will be available with subtitles and noise-canceling headphones.
November
Throughout the fall, there are also Educational Tuesdays (mornings and evenings) and Dancing Families (October 25 and November 29). On October 27, the free CELEBRACJA workshops for women 50+ begin.
You can find details and tickets in the "Repertoire" tab. In collaboration with the Warsaw Cultural Observatory and the Office of Culture Capital City. In Warsaw, we are summarizing our initial experiences and assessing the needs of the community and the public.
In September, we announced a detailed program for the fall and winter. At the same time, we are expanding the program and growing the group of people who help shape its future editions. We are currently recruiting for the Pavilion's curatorial team – Individual applications for the position of program specialist or senior program specialist may be submitted through September 9. For details, see here.
In the coming months, we will gradually unveil new opportunities for collaboration with the dance and performance community. This fall, we’ll announce our first open call—for a curatorial concept and the implementation of a program of dance events. In the winter of 2026/2027, we’ll launch additional calls for proposals: one for a summer program of outdoor events on the Vistula Boulevards and another for the Open Stage, aimed at young artists.
At the same time, we will continue to showcase the most interesting works from Poland and abroad, expand the reach of existing productions, develop collaborations with our partners, and open the Pavilion to new communities and audiences.
Dance has a place in Warsaw! See you there!
In October, our stage will feature artists associated with the Centrum w Ruchu collective. You’ll see three performances exploring the body, identity, and the history of dance. In November, we invite you to an international choreography project, which will also feature residents of Warsaw.
October
- October 16, 7:00 p.m. – CHOREOGRAPHIC SELF-PORTRAIT, Maria Stokłosa
- October 18, 7:00 p.m. – *NIŻYŃSKA PIANO FORTE* by Daniela Komędera, live music by Katarzyna Piszek
- October 24, 7:00 p.m. – UNCONSUMED. RESEARCH, Karolina Kraczkowska
The first two performances are part of the 14th Culture Without Barriers Festival and will be available with subtitles and noise-canceling headphones.
November
- November 7 – the premiere of *WHEN THE BLEEDING STOPS* by Lovísa Ósk Gunnarsdóttir. This is a play about menopause, co-created by women from Warsaw selected through an open call.
- November 14 – An Evening with the U:NEW Dance Wave Festival: HOTELOKO Company, Compagnie Vialuni, and Agnieszka Gąsiorek’s film *becoming taiga*
- November 21, 7:00 p.m. – BOMBYX MORI, Ola Maciejewska
Throughout the fall, there are also Educational Tuesdays (mornings and evenings) and Dancing Families (October 25 and November 29). On October 27, the free CELEBRACJA workshops for women 50+ begin.
You can find details and tickets in the "Repertoire" tab. In collaboration with the Warsaw Cultural Observatory and the Office of Culture Capital City. In Warsaw, we are summarizing our initial experiences and assessing the needs of the community and the public.
In September, we announced a detailed program for the fall and winter. At the same time, we are expanding the program and growing the group of people who help shape its future editions. We are currently recruiting for the Pavilion's curatorial team – Individual applications for the position of program specialist or senior program specialist may be submitted through September 9. For details, see here.
In the coming months, we will gradually unveil new opportunities for collaboration with the dance and performance community. This fall, we’ll announce our first open call—for a curatorial concept and the implementation of a program of dance events. In the winter of 2026/2027, we’ll launch additional calls for proposals: one for a summer program of outdoor events on the Vistula Boulevards and another for the Open Stage, aimed at young artists.
At the same time, we will continue to showcase the most interesting works from Poland and abroad, expand the reach of existing productions, develop collaborations with our partners, and open the Pavilion to new communities and audiences.
Dance has a place in Warsaw! See you there!
Autumn at the Pavilion: Body, Memory, Community
In October, our stage will feature artists associated with the Centrum w Ruchu collective. You’ll see three performances exploring the body, identity, and the history of dance. In November, we invite you to enjoy international choreography, including works featuring women from Warsaw.
October
The first two performances are part of the 14th Culture Without Barriers Festival and will be available with subtitles and noise-canceling headphones.
November
Throughout the fall, Educational Tuesdays (mornings and evenings) and Dancing Families (October 25 and November 29) will also continue. On October 27, free CELEBRACJA workshops for women aged 50 and older will begin.
You can find details and tickets in the “Repertory” tab.
Together with the Warsaw Observatory of Culture and the City of Warsaw’s Bureau of Culture, we are reflecting on our initial experiences and assessing the needs of the community and our audiences.
In September, we announced the detailed program for the fall and winter. At the same time, we are developing the program and expanding the group of people who help shape its future editions. We are currently recruiting for the Pavilion’s curatorial team. You can submit individual applications for the position of Program Specialist or Senior Program Specialist until September 9. You will find the details here.
In the coming months, we will gradually announce additional opportunities to collaborate with the dance and performance community. This fall, we will announce the first open call for a curatorial concept and the development of a program of dance events. In the winter of 2026–2027, additional calls will follow: one for a summer program of outdoor events on the Vistula Boulevards, and another for the Open Stage, aimed at young artists.
At the same time, we will continue to showcase the most interesting works from Poland and abroad, expand the reach of existing performances, develop partnerships, and open the Pavilion to new communities and audiences.
Dance has its place in Warsaw! See you there!
In October, our stage will feature artists associated with the Centrum w Ruchu collective. You’ll see three performances exploring the body, identity, and the history of dance. In November, we invite you to enjoy international choreography, including works featuring women from Warsaw.
October
- October 16, 7:00 p.m.: CHOREOGRAPHIC SELF-PORTRAIT, Maria Stokłosa
- October 18, 7:00 p.m.: NIŻYŃSKA PIANO FORTE, Daniela Komędera, live music: Katarzyna Piszek
- October 24, 7:00 p.m.: UNCONSUMED. RESEARCH, Karolina Kraczkowska
The first two performances are part of the 14th Culture Without Barriers Festival and will be available with subtitles and noise-canceling headphones.
November
- November 7: premiere of *WHEN THE BLEEDING STOPS* by Lovísa Ósk Gunnarsdóttir. It is a performance about menopause, co-created with women from Warsaw selected through an open call.
- November 14: An Evening with the U:NEW Dance Wave Festival: HOTELOKO Company, Compagnie Vialuni, and the film *Becoming Taiga* by Agnieszka Gąsiorek
- November 21, 7:00 p.m.: BOMBYX MORI, Ola Maciejewska
Throughout the fall, Educational Tuesdays (mornings and evenings) and Dancing Families (October 25 and November 29) will also continue. On October 27, free CELEBRACJA workshops for women aged 50 and older will begin.
You can find details and tickets in the “Repertory” tab.
Together with the Warsaw Observatory of Culture and the City of Warsaw’s Bureau of Culture, we are reflecting on our initial experiences and assessing the needs of the community and our audiences.
In September, we announced the detailed program for the fall and winter. At the same time, we are developing the program and expanding the group of people who help shape its future editions. We are currently recruiting for the Pavilion’s curatorial team. You can submit individual applications for the position of Program Specialist or Senior Program Specialist until September 9. You will find the details here.
In the coming months, we will gradually announce additional opportunities to collaborate with the dance and performance community. This fall, we will announce the first open call for a curatorial concept and the development of a program of dance events. In the winter of 2026–2027, additional calls will follow: one for a summer program of outdoor events on the Vistula Boulevards, and another for the Open Stage, aimed at young artists.
At the same time, we will continue to showcase the most interesting works from Poland and abroad, expand the reach of existing performances, develop partnerships, and open the Pavilion to new communities and audiences.
Dance has its place in Warsaw! See you there!