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The National Theatre in Warsaw is the oldest theatre in Poland. The theatre shares the Grand Theatre complex at the Theatre Square in Warsaw with another national venue, the Poland's National Opera. The Theatre was founded in 1765 by king Stanisław August Poniatowski. Opera was brought to Poland by future King Władysław IV Vasa within twenty years of the first opera presentations in Florence. The first public opera-theater in Poland, the Operalnia in Warsaw, was opened on July 3, 1748. It was located in the Saxon Garden and functioned under the royal patronage. In 1779-1833 performances took place in a new theatre building on Krasiński Square, later called the National Theatre.

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Theater Juliusz Słowacki in Krakow - a theater in Krakow, opened on October 21, 1893. The theater building was erected in the years 1891-1893 on the site of the church demolished in 1892. Spirit. The building is maintained in an eclectic style with a predominance of Neo-Baroque. Jan Zawiejski designed this new national scene in Krakow. Initially, it was called "Municipal Theater", it was not until 1909 that it received the name of Juliusz Słowacki. The originator of the construction of the theater was Walery Rzewuski.

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The seat of the Teatr im. Juliusz Osterwa in Lublin is located in one of the oldest theater buildings in Poland - at ul. Narutowicza 17 in Lublin. The theater building was built in 1886 - since then various kinds of theater activities have been conducted in it. Theater in 1949 was nationalized, and its official patron was Juliusz Osterwa - Polish actor and theater director. Currently, the theater's director is Dorota Ignatjew, and Artur Tyszkiewicz is the artistic director.

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The Old Theatre in Lublin is a must to see. Situated in the old town, at Jezuicka Street, dating back to 1822, the theatre can really imperss aryone who comes to feel the unique atmospher of old times.

The first performance took place on 20 th October 1822. The Old Theatre in Lublin is cecond the oldest theatre in Poland. The oldest one is the Old Theatre in Helena Majewska in Cracow. There are 165 cects in Lublin's theatreare and performercome to it with own plays and recitals. There are no actors employed in the Old Theatr, as it is the hind of theatre which invites artist from Poland and abroud .The stage is quite big and the theatre itself is very cosy.

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,,Great theater in Warsawn"
In the building of the Grand Theater - National Opera, the National Opera, the Polish National Ballet, the Opera Gallery and the Theater Museum have their headquarters. There are opera and ballet performances, concerts, exhibitions, workshops for artists and educational meetings for the youngest, and behind the scenes, work in numerous workshops and rehearsal rooms. They also organize special events, such as ceremonial movie premieres, conferences or galas.
Singers,  dancers,  plumbers, tailors, directors , brigadiers, orchestras, uphol sterers, conductors, firefighters, bilheters, choreographers, archivists, directors, accountants, authorizing officers, stage designers, managers, librarians, painters, sound engineers, drivers, lawyers, electricians, costume designers, administrators, accompanists, editors, warehousemen, inspectors, shoemakers, coordinators, extras, ballet masters, tutors and many others - all work in the Theater and Theater.

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School theater under the title "Without stage".
It is a school theater run under the direction of one of our Polish language teachers who has been around for several years. Each student has the right to sign up and participate in classes. This theater performs in various provincial competitions and does not have small successes. They wrote a few scenarios for their performances, which several classes of our school had the opportunity to see live. To improve his theater skills, the theater group participates in various workshops. The theater has the task:
- acquiring the ability to express and verbalise feelings,
- developing creative motor expression,
- shaping the imagination and fantasy,
- expanding knowledge about the theater,
- work on the culture of a living word,
- work on the emission of vowels and consonants,
- discovering your own possibilities.

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In Italy Drama isn't a subject, but in my school we try to carry on some projects that our students really love.
For the International Holocaust Remembrance Day a group of students worked on the script "CATTIVA MEMORIA/BAD MEMORY" to remember everyone that we can't forget Holocaust.
A group of 12 years old students has done a Drama laboratory and they have choosen the topic of their script: BULLYNG: WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?
With a class of 11 years old students a am preparing a show linked to the cartoon Peter Pan.
Students love Drama and love acting at theatre.
The historical theatre of the town was demaged from an earthquake a few years ago and it is close at the moment. Nevertheless, people continue going to a new theatre, waiting to see the old one be repaired.

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The seat of the Teatr im. Juliusz Osterwa in Lublin is located in one of the oldest theater buildings in Poland - at ul. Narutowicza 17 in Lublin. The theater building was built in 1886 - since then various kinds of theater activities have been conducted in it. Theater in 1949 was nationalized, and its official patron was Juliusz Osterwa - Polish actor and theater director. Currently, the theater's director is Dorota Ignatjew, and Artur Tyszkiewicz is the artistic director

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old theater
The Stary Theater in Lublin is the oldest preserved theater in Poland . The 19th-century building is located within the limits of the Lublin Old Town, it was exhibited in the classical style with decoration in the form of blind arcades and rectangular panels and stucco decorations from ul. Jezuicka Some carvings of masks and griffins were placed on the façade

Originally the building was divided into four floors: ground floor, first floor chairs, balcony and gallery. The stage was lit using oil lighting, later oil lighting As a result of the reconstruction from 2007-2012, the building obtained two additional underground storeys containing storage and sanitary facilities (originally the theater was not with a basement). The theater retains the original layout of the foyer - the auditorium - the stage - lighting up. After reconstruction, the Theater has 165 seats [4].

In its current form, Stary Theater is a place of various cultural events. Both theatrical performances and concerts are planned, as well as meetings, debates and educational activities for children . The facility is interdisciplinary, confrontational, dynamic and educational .

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Teatr Stary is one of the oldest theater buildings in Poland. It was built in 1822 by Łukasz Rodakiewicz. For many years, the building housed a cinema. Wrestling wrestling shows were also taking place. In the 1980s, it ceased to be used and was gradually destroyed. Currently, the Old Theater is undergoing renovation works aimed at restoring it to the state of its glory days.

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Music Theater

The type of theater in which musical and dramatic works are exhibited, characterized by a dominant share of music in the form of instrumental, vocal-instrumental and dance parts, as well as the presence of a dramatic factor, expressed in word or movement, written in the form of a libretto, whose text in most genres staged in the musical theater it is sung, and less often in some fragments it can also be spoken.

The varieties of the musical theater are opera, operetta, musical, ballet and dance theaters, and most often mixed forms of these varieties, with the terms opera, operetta and ballet being equal in the institutional-theatrical sense. Musical theaters exhibit a varied repertoire: opera, operetta, ballet, musical, revue, comedy and music as well as in the form of stage and music performances.

The term has a broad meaning, variable historically and culturally. In the historical-theatrical context, musical theaters are theatrical institutions in which musical and dramatic genres and forms are staged, whereas in Polish contemporary culture the institutional name of the musical theater is borne by theaters in which mainly operettas, musicals, revues and musical comedies are staged. Also in European culture, the term musical theater refers primarily to modern times, whereby this concept is redefined with the awareness of its capacity and openness, describing the musical theater as a performative form at the interface of theater and music.

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Theater Juliusza Osterwy
In its present shape, it was founded in 1921 as a Municipal Theater, although earlier in the building occupied by the Osterwa Theater there were various theater groups renting premises from a private company. The first director of the theater was Józef Grodnicki. During his term on the Lublin stage, he performed, among others, Wojciech Brydziński, Stefan Jaracz, Kazimierz Kamiński, Wiktoria Kawecka, Lucyna Messal (Messalka), Bronisław Mierzejewski, Juliusz Osterwa, Ludwik Solski and Irena Solska.

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THeTheatre of Hans Christian Andersen'sis located in buildings of the Dominican monastery. The construction of the wing was started in 1670. In the nineteenth century, the building was rebuilt.

Functions
Performance hall, warehouses and theater studios.
History

In 1618, the mayor together with the town councilers gave the Dominicans permission to extend the old monastery buildings in a straight line up to the walls surrounding the mountain on which the monastery stands. Donation was confirmed by the privilege of July 27, 1618, issued by King Zygmunt August. At the end of the seventeenth century, the monastery building gained the form of a closed quadrilateral. In 1670, the construction of a new wing began, towards the south. The construction of this wing was completed at the beginning of the 19th century. At that time, the building served as a monastery refectory, it was also the seat of the Archives of Historical Records.
From 1954, it houses the Teatr im. Hans Christian Andersen.

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The polish theatres are very interesting. All spectacles are professionalandnice to see. Performances are possible to see among others,, Księga dżungli" ,,Pikantni",,Triathlon Story" ,,,Klimakterium 2" and ,,Prawda"

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World Theatre Day in Poland has its own scenario. In every town all the theatres show its special offer.In schools, cultural centres there are plenty of lectures, seminars and workshops for those who are interested in the subject We have experiments on stage, we perform classical plays and we all enjoy the time