SONG FACTORY

Directors: Maciej Wojtyszko, Adam Wojtyszko

Set design: Allan Starski

Costumes: Wiesława Starska

Music: Jerzy Satanowski

Stage movement: Jarosław Staniek

Music arrangement: Paweł Jabłoński

Vocal group manager: Marzena Lauks

Cast: Marta Jarczewska, Aleksandra Listwan, Ewa Sonnenburg, Beata Ziejka, Mirosław Henke, Piotr Łukaszczyk, Artur Majewski, Maciej Makowski, Aleksander Trąbczyński, Arkadiusz Wójcik, Artur Zawadzki

with special appearance by Barbara Połomska and Michał Szewczyk

During WWII Łódź was not destroyed. The city not far away from Warsaw became then Poland’s temporary capital. It also became the capital of Polish movie industry and it held the title for many years. Altogether hundreds of films and TV series were made in Łódź. The scene of „Song Factory” is laid in Łódź. The play’s heroes – Leonard Buczkowski and Ludwik Starski – are looking for songs (both notes and lyrics) that were sung during the Nazi occupation because they are producing the first Polish post-WWII movie „Zakazane piosenki” („Forbidden songs”). In Powszechny Theatre you will see a comedy about love, history, film city of Łódź and recollections of Warsaw during the war.