Dorota Kośmicka-Gacke – television and movie producer is talking with us about behind the scenes of the “Druga Szansa” tv series, the future of media and emigration.
Browsing: People in art
Marcin Stańczyk – a lawyer, composer, winner of the Toru Takemitsu Composition Award, scholarship IRCAM scholarship holder at the Pompidou Centre, Polish ambassador of culture in the framework of the 16 + 1 programme – talks to Anna Karahan about his impressions from his first study visit to China.
Ms. Barbara Borys-Damięcka is a theatre and television director, president of the Association of Theatre Directors of Theatre in Poland, President of the Pole of the Year in the Netherlands jury, Chair of the Council of Television Polonia, Senator (VII and VIII terms), working on the Committee for Culture and Media and the Committee for Emigrant Affairs and Liaisons with Poles Abroad. In an interview with Link to Poland, she talks about her everyday work, the emergence of TV Polonia, and the basis of success of Television Theatre.
Włodek Pawlik – Grammy Award winning Polish composer, jazz pianist and teacher. Composer and performer of dozens of original jazz albums, and composer of film and theatre music. In an interview with Anna Karahan, he talks about his inspiration, new projects and the freedom of choice.
Małgorzata Smółka – Polonus 2014 Award Laureate (culture), co-author of the Children’s Polish Poetry Festival and owner of the MMusic Polish-Dutch Concert Agency is talking with Anna Karahan about the Wierszowisko Festival, this year’s concert plans and new challenges
Urszula Dudziak on Poland and Poles. Interview conducted by Krzysztof Przybył and Adam Mikołajczyk
Rafał Olbiński on choosing the path of life, the different aspects of fame, the impact of the new media on the creative process. Interview conducted by Kamil Broszko.
Sławomir Zubrzycki, a Polish pianist, composer and designer of old musical instruments, is talking with Anna Karahan about reconstructing viola organista, the power of imagination and his concerts.
Polish American actor and director Omar Sangare has been teaching for a few years at Williams College, settling down in the USA in order to become a professor at the college of liberal arts, which is at the top of America’s league tables. A former actor of the Dramatic Theatre in Warsaw, the New York Times wrote after Sangare’s performance in “Othello” that he was born to play that role. Here he explains that the most important thing for him is to be a Pole, because of the experience and inspiration he gained in his motherland.