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Weekend Culture Preview 07.05.2011 Warsaw will be ablaze with colour this weekend owing to the annual Juwenalia festivities, when students have a licence to party, resulting in some bold fashion statements and heavy hangovers to match.
Prince to play first gig in Poland 05.05.2011 Diminutive American pop legend Prince, who has also been voted “the world's sexiest vegetarian” has just been confirmed as the final headliner for this year's Heineken Open'er Festival.
Location shooting starts for The Battle of Vienna 05.05.2011 Romania has been selected by Italian director Renzo Martinelli as the location for the first scenes of a historical blockbuster on what was one of the greatest military successes in Polish history.
Gaude Mater in Częstochowa 02.05.2011 An open-air concert of the famous German countertenor Andreas Scholl has inaugurated the 21st ‘Gaude Mater’ International Festival of Sacred Music in Częstochowa.
Polish musicians in tribute to JP II 01.05.2011 The National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra from Katowice, southern Poland, will perform during a thanksgiving mass for the beatification of Pope John Paul II in St Peter’s Square on Monday, 2 May.
Malkovich to appear in Polish theatre 28.04.2011 World-famous actor and producer John Malkovich comes to Poland at the beginning of June with The Infernal Comedy - Confessions of a Serial Killer, a drama for one actor, two opera singers and an orchestra.
Twilight Singers and British Sea Power confirmed for Baltic shindig 28.04.2011 The organisers of the annual Heineken Open'er festival have confirmed two more top acts for this June's musical extravaganza.
World Press Photo exhibition comes to Poznan 28.04.2011 This year’s World Press Photo Award-winning works will be on show at the Castle Cultural Centre in Poznań, central Poland from today onwards, following the world premiere in Amsterdam last week.
King Roger in Madrid 27.04.2011 King Roger by the Polish composer Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937) has opened at the Teatro Real in Madrid.
Tributes to Komeda: Poland's jazz comet 27.04.2011 Music halls and cinemas across Poland are paying tribute this week to Krzysztof Komeda, the jazz sensation who's life was cut tragically short at the age of thirty-seven.
200th performance of Les Miserables 26.04.2011 One of the world’s most successful musicals is having its 200th performance at Warsaw’s Roma Theatre tonight.
Storozynski’s Kościuszko biography published in Poland 26.04.2011 The Peasant Prince: Thaddeus Kosciuszko and the Age of Revolution by award-winning journalist Alex Storożynski has been published in a Polish translation.
New Majewski movie opens to rave reviews 23.04.2011 Although it’s fitting that a film evoking the Crucifixion has found its way into Polish cinemas for Easter, few in the movie world were prepared for the startling originality of Lech Majewski’s The Mill and the Cross.
Star Wars veteran to take on Stanislaw Lem 22.04.2011 Award-winning film director and set designer Roger Christian is preparing for a Polish quest, having announced his plans to adapt a classic by science fiction legend Stanislaw Lem.
Penderecki’s Passion ends Warsaw Beethoven Festival 22.04.2011 A performance of Krzysztof Penderecki’s St Luke Passion in the National Philharmonic Hall closes the 15th Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival in Warsaw tonight.
Violin hopefuls compete in Poznan 21.04.2011 Over fifty young Polish violinists are taking part in the preliminary auditions for the 14th Henryk Wieniawski International Violin Competition in Poznań.

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