The Polish Project part 1

Maria Magdalena Kozłowska (PL) in coproductie met Frascati Producties
Fri 24 May ’24 and Sat 25 May ’24
Hidden stories about the daily grind of labour.
Fri 24 May ’24
and
Sat 25 May ’24

The Polish Project is a thought-provoking performance that explores the experiences of Polish migrant workers and the mix of physical and artistic labour.

Directed by Polish artist Maria Magdalena Kozłowska, this production combines opera, choreography and documentary elements for an in-depth exploration of identity and work culture.

In our lives, where work often takes centre stage, The Polish Project highlights the reality of people whose lives revolve around labour. Despite increasing conversations about work-life balance and the need for change, many migrant workers remain stuck in the daily grind. With more than 220,000 Polish migrants in the Netherlands, their stories often remain invisible to the rest of society. Through Kozłowska's artistic lens, you will be challenged to rethink your perception of labour and productivity. Discover the hidden stories of migrant workers and the complexities of contemporary labour.

The Polish Project part 2 will follow in 2025.

Credits

          

About Maria Magdalena Kozłowska

In her work, director, singer, and performer Maria Magdalena Kozłowska (PL/NL) explores the connecting and revolutionary potential of the human voice. With classical singing, music, video, visual art, and live performance, she creates performances and interventions that bridge the gap between individual and society, tradition and transition, past, present, and future.

In COMMUNE (Frascati Producties, 2021), a tribute to female protest worldwide, classical music becomes the shared language of dissent. Opera to the People!