Natalia Jarczynska

2 weeks ago | broadwayworld.com | Natalia Jarczynska

After a marathon of musical performances, I thought I’d take a breather at the dramatic theatre, hoping for a quiet evening. But lo and behold, I found myself swept away in a whirlwind of emotion and song—who would have thought? Let me start by saying that Beata Fudalej as Ruth Berlau is nothing short of mesmerizing. She's like a spellbinding sorceress on stage, and I found it impossible to tear my eyes away from her.

3 weeks ago | broadwayworld.com | Natalia Jarczynska

As I sit on the train back from Toruń, I'm still under the charm of a production that makes you not only listen to its music but crave for more. more reasons to dance in the theatre,and more surprises, interactions, and coherent visions—because as they proved, it’s absolutely possible!Let me start from the top. You enter the club, leave your coat, and receive a headset with three simple buttons—on/off, channel, and volume. Excitement builds as you descend the stairs into the play’s venue.

1 month ago | broadwayworld.com | Natalia Jarczynska

Monika Radecka just landed on the Wrocław opera scene — and it was a landing. Her debut as Cio-Cio-San in Madame Butterfly at Opera Wrocławska wasn’t just promising — it was powerful. At only 26, she brings a rare mix of vocal maturity and emotional clarity. There’s depth in her voice, steel in her spine, and a flame of passion that burns through every phrase. Her presence on stage? Undeniable. She doesn’t just play a role — she lives it, breathes it, becomes it.

1 month ago | broadwayworld.com | Natalia Jarczynska

If you haven’t yet experienced the magic of Natalia Sikora, let me tell you—you’re missing out on something truly extraordinary. This phenomenal artist, who first captured the hearts of Wrocław two decades ago as the youngest winner of the Stage Song Review (Przegląd Piosenki Aktorskiej), has evolved into a fearless and uncompromising force in the music scene.

1 month ago | broadwayworld.com | Natalia Jarczynska

It wasn’t just a performance. It was a collision of worlds—music, painting, and raw human expression, all unfolding in real-time, feeding off each other, shaping and reshaping before our eyes. Five singers, five musicians, five visual artists. Just the moment. Just art in its purest, most electric form. But don’t be mistaken—this was no random improvisation. The precision, the control, the way each vocal interpretation felt like a carefully crafted masterpiece—it was all by design.