Old Woman Incubating (2021)
Różewicz's play from 1968 is rather a dramatized picture, closer to the open formula of poetry than to the traditional dramatic structure. This is an important voice of a poet concerned about the future of the world. The drama shows a civilization threatened with extinction, dominated by consumerist ideals, mental emptiness, disappearance of authorities and moral decay. The title character symbolizes life, energy and the immutability of the basic laws of nature. In Barański's staging, he moves in a wheelchair. The piece consists of two parts. The first takes place in a botanical garden, the second in the scenery of a huge junkyard, which symbolizes modern civilization.
Director: Andrzej Barański
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Ewa Dałkowska as Old Woman |
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Jan Frycz as Mr. |
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Vova Makovskyi as Young Waiter |
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Grzegorz Mielczarek as Cyryl |
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Jarosław Gajewski as Blind Man |
| Sound | Wojciech Ślusarz | Sound |
| Directing | Andrzej Barański | Director |
| Writing | Andrzej Barański | Teleplay |
| Camera | Grzegorz Kędzierski | Director of Photography |
| Art | Andrzej Haliński | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Katarzyna Morawska | Costume Design |
| Sound | Henryk Kuźniak | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Marcin Kijo | Sound |
| Editing | Milenia Fiedler | Editor |
| Production | Magdalena Jóźwiak | Production Manager |
| Production | Patryk Peridis | Producer |
| Writing | Tadeusz Różewicz | Theatre Play |
