Existing since 1945, it is located in a period house of the second half of the 19th century, where formerly the Hotel Polski was located. It gives several premieres every year. Apart from its own repertoire, the theatre invites other companies with their production. Some of the performances staged in the edifice in Sienkiewicza Street are world premieres of Polish contemporary playwrights. At the end of each season, there is the Wild Rose Poll, when the public awards the best actors and the most popular performances.

www.teatr-zeromskiego.com.pl

One of the most modern and beautiful theatres for children in Poland. Awarded many times at festivals of puppet theatres at home and abroad. Visited by about fifty thousand of the youngest spectators per year. In its repertoire, it also has performances for older audience. The theatre gives performances outside its home stage as well.

Kielce, ul. Duża 9 a

www.teatr-kubus.pl

A showpiece of our city is the Kielce Dance Theatre, established in 1995 by Elżbieta Szlufik, a talented director and choreographer, winner of the 1999 City Award. The young dancers have already performed for the audience in Kielce and on other stages in the shows: “Feelings”, “Quo vadis”, “On the other side of dreams”, “The Man and the Women”, “To be or to take” and “Rhapsody in Blue”. The dancing duo Agnieszka Grzela and Maciej Borowski are world vice-champions in the category of show dance. They have also won the World Cup and vice-championship of Europe. For a few years, children and teenagers from the Dance and Grace School “Step by Step” have belonged to the country’s leading groups. They often win medals and distinctions at domestic and international competitions in the categories of formations, couples and soloists. Dancers from the School of Ballroom Dance “Cha-Cha” and from the Świętopkrzyski Dance Club “Jump” are also establishing their strong position.

Kielce Cultural Centre, 25-344 Kielce, pl. Moniuszki 2B
Tel. 041-361-27-46 – secretarial office.

www.ktt.pl

Theatre “Ecce Homo” was organized in 1996 in the State Schools of Visual Arts in Kielce on an initiative of Tadeusz Maj and Marek Tercz. The theatre uses the formula of performance combining all areas of art (visual arts, music, text. movement), creating their own artistic language.
The theatre has been noted and awarded, as well as invited to some major festivals. The theatre won the first prize at the all-Polish presentation of Fine Arts Theatres in Bydgoszcz in 2000 for the performance “Apocalypsis”. It is also an initiator of an all-Polish review of alternative theatres.