“INTRO” by Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre draws inspiration, recognition and nervous melancholy from the undying spirit of the Dada movement (which – as its Apostles used to say – was, is and will be). 99 years after the emanation of Dada in Zurich (1916), accompanied by the scent of blood from the trenches of Verdun, national exultation, and the revelations of Fatima – Azazel or whatever he happens to be called by the Talmudists or the Islamists – debuted in Poland. Under the wings of Azazel, Poland has become a thesis, synthesis and antithesis at the same time. Under the authority of Azazel, there’s a growing conviction in a Pole that ONE means more than MANY.

Dada Theatre, inspired by the spirit of dada, is going to rip the veil off it, and reveal the deadly face of the Angel of Death; it’s going to laugh in the face of the Angel of Death. Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre in the play “INTRO,” both mockingly and desperately, shouts out: Dada is Polska!!! The shouting and dance of Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre is accompanied by a musical band Nagrobki /Gravestones/.

The production is choreographed and performed by Katarzyna Chmielewska, Katarzyna Ustowska, Leszek Bzdyl, and Piotr Stanek. The production will be performed in Polish with English subtitles. Presented by: The Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre, Gdańsk, Poland.

Free and open to the public.