During the workshop, we will create inhabitants of the Blue World who will journey through our Blue Interactive Space. Using theatrical tools, we will create a performative performance in which participants will be actors, set designers, dancers, scriptwriters, directors, and audience members. All this in an atmosphere conducive to collaboration and free expression.

During the workshop, we will create inhabitants of the Blue World who will journey through our Blue Interactive Space. Using theatrical tools, we will create a performative performance in which participants will be actors, set designers, dancers, scriptwriters, directors, and audience members. All this in an atmosphere conducive to collaboration and free expression.

Where? 2th floor MWW

Monika Reks – Performer and educator. A graduate of Polish Philology at the University of Wrocław, she also graduated in directing from the Department of Puppetry at the Academy of Theatre Arts in Kraków, Wrocław Branch. Recipient of the Mayor of Wrocław Scholarship for Artistic Achievements. Winner of the Grand Prix at the Imagenations International Performing Arts Festival (2021) and the PRO CONTRA International Theatre Festival (2021). Winner of the Theatre Institute's PLACÓWKA program. At the University of Wrocław, she led her own seminar "Art in a Cognitive Perspective" for four years. A researcher of performance and play, she has been conducting educational and artistic workshops for several years, including at the Pan Tadeusz Museum, the Wrocław Puppet Theatre (also with the T: Foundation), the Wrocław ANIMA Club, and Kontury Kultury. She has taught at the Youth Musical Academy and the Musical Studio at the Capitol Theatre in Wrocław. For two years, she was associated with Mała Uczelnia (Little University), one of Wrocław's alternative schools, where she taught, among other things, theater, communication, metaphor, and art. She enriches her pedagogical and theatrical skills by conducting classes in nurseries and preschools. She specializes in animation theater and visual expression. She was actively involved—and currently remains at the forefront—in the recitation movement and the (beloved) spoken word movement; she is a multiple winner of national speaking competitions. She is also the Secretary of the Foundation for the Art of Word and Theatre.