Rosa Luxemburg emerges from a canal in Breslau after 106 years despite having “fallen” into a canal in Berlin? And she walks this Rose through this Breslau in 2024, meets a strange type, probably Bakunin, Leftist Politicians, Hutmen, etc. She tries to call them to the proletarian revolution this our superheroine of a superheroine superproduction (possibly an adventure comic book). On her way, so much struggle, so much disappointment, so much hurt, so much emotion, so many ideas - enough for the world to last another 200 years of late capitalism.

 

Text: Robert Traczyk, Magdalena Walkiewicz
Directed by: Robert Traczyk
Set and Costume Design: Paulina Krupa
Music: Der Slapstick Tod
Choreographic consultation: Magdalena Górnicka-Jottard
Cast: Magdalena Walkiewicz, Paulina Krupa, Igor Paszczyk

Thanks to Adrian Lewandowski for lending a dress from his collection for the Rosa Luxemburg character.

The premiere of the play was held as part of the [RE]ZYDENCJE PESTKA 2025 program.
The play is co-produced by the Center for Culture and Art in Wroclaw - a Cultural Institution of the Local Government of Lower Silesia.

Fot. Tomasz Raczyński, Marcin Kaźmieruk

 SShow by placing such a unique and significant historical figure in contemporary realities, has found an extremely interesting way to expose current problems.
~H.K.

 The cabaret-like feature of the text by Robert Traczyk and Magdalena Walkiewicz, which has evolved from a performative reading into a full-fledged theatrical performance, amuses but also puzzles. ~Joanna Marcinkowska