🇵🇱 Warsztat jest częścią programu KRAKOW FEST 2026 – EROS AWAKENED Międzynarodowy Festiwal Monodramu

🎭 Warsztat prowadzony w języku angielskim

⚠️ Rejestracja nie jest równoznaczna z zakupem biletu.
🎟 Bilety dostępne wyłącznie w kasie Nowohuckiego Centrum Kultury.
Wejście możliwe tylko z ważnym, opłaconym biletem.

💳 Cena: 50 PLN

🇬🇧 This workshop is part of the official programme of KRAKOW FEST 2026 – EROS AWAKENED International Monodrama Festival

🎭 Conducted in English

⚠️ Registration does not equal ticket purchase.
Tickets must be purchased at the Nowohuckie Centrum Kultury box office. Entry is granted only with a valid paid ticket.

💳 Participation fee: 50 PLN

About the workshop

Memory Exercises is a practical workshop focused on the actor’s individual experience, developing mindfulness, observation, and awareness of one’s own behaviors.

Through a series of guided exercises, participants explore their personal reservoir of memories and experiences, discovering how many original characters exist within their own intimate, inner landscape. The workshop examines how simple, real-life situations can be transformed into compelling dramatic structures and how repetition functions within stage performance.

Participants will engage in processes that connect everyday behavior with theatrical expression, gaining tools to build authenticity, presence, and depth in performance. The exercises are drawn from the theatre education program of the National Stary Theatre in Kraków.

Daniel Arbaczewski is an actor, director, and theatre pedagogue. He graduated from the State Drama School in Wrocław, the Theatre Education School at the Theatre Institute in Warsaw, and completed postgraduate studies for cultural managers in Warsaw.

He is a recipient of artistic scholarships from the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and participated in an international artistic residency at La Monnaie Opera House in Brussels.

For sixteen years, he was a member of the acting ensemble at the Andersen Theatre in Lublin. He later served as the manager of the Municipal Theatre in Gliwice. He is currently affiliated with the National Stary Theatre in Kraków, where he is responsible for educational, participatory, and social programs.

Arbaczewski directs performances, primarily for young audiences, in theatres across Poland and internationally. He collaborates with institutions in Belgium, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Norway, Finland, Japan, Palestine, Turkey, Mexico, and Egypt.

His artistic work combines acting with objects, puppetry, and mask techniques, seeking new forms of theatrical language and communication with audiences.