“TATO” Fatherhood Documentary Performance at Kuźnia, Norwid Culture Centre
The Kuźnia at the Norwid Culture Centre (Ośrodek Kultury Norwida) in Kraków will host the premiere of the documentary performance “TATO”, devoted to contemporary fatherhood, family and relationships. The production was created by eight fathers taking part in the TATO Project under the direction of director Łukasz Zaleski. The premiere is scheduled for 28 November, with two further shows on 29 November.
In brief
- The premiere of “TATO” will take place on Saturday, 28 November, at 4:00 p.m. in the Kuźnia at the Norwid Culture Centre, os. Złotego Wieku 14 in Kraków.
- The production was created by eight fathers taking part in the TATO Project under the direction of director Łukasz Zaleski.
- The performance was based on the personal experiences, emotions and reflections of the participants, after several months of work and several dozen hours of workshops.
- Two shows are planned for 29 November: at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- Following Saturday’s performance, there will be a meeting with the creators and a summary of the TATO Project.
A performance based on personal experiences
The performance “TATO” was based on the personal experiences, emotions and reflections of eight participants in the TATO Project. The material for the show was therefore the stories and thoughts of the fathers themselves, rather than a ready-made text prepared from outside.
Preparing the performance took several months and included several dozen hours of workshops. The documentary character of the show means that it is based on the real experiences of the participants, not on a fictional plot.
What the performance is about
The performance addresses contemporary fatherhood, family and human relationships. The title “TATO” (“Dad”) points to the personal perspectives of fathers, while the subtitle promises a reflection on what matters most in fatherhood.
The event is aimed primarily at residents of Kraków, and especially at people interested in parenthood and family bonds.
Dates and venue
All performances will take place in the Kuźnia at the Norwid Culture Centre, os. Złotego Wieku 14 in Kraków. The premiere falls on Saturday, 28 November, and the Sunday shows on 29 November.
The Sunday programme does not include a discussion part. After Saturday’s performance, however, the organisers have planned a meeting with the creators and a summary of the project.
| Date | Time | Event |
|---|---|---|
| 28 November (Saturday) | 4:00 p.m. | Premiere of the performance, followed by a meeting with the creators and a summary of the TATO Project |
| 29 November (Sunday) | 4:00 p.m. | Performance |
| 29 November (Sunday) | 6:00 p.m. | Performance |
Note: The announcement does not give ticket prices, booking rules or the number of seats in the auditorium. Before attending, it is worth checking these details in the latest information about the event.
Meeting after the premiere and project summary
After Saturday’s performance, a meeting with the creators of the show is planned. It will be an opportunity to talk after watching the performance, and at the same time a summary of the TATO Project.
The available announcement does not provide information on further presentations of the performance beyond the stated dates in Kraków.
Frequently asked questions
The premiere is scheduled for Saturday, 28 November, at 4:00 p.m. in the Kuźnia at the Norwid Culture Centre in Kraków, os. Złotego Wieku 14.
The performance was created by eight fathers taking part in the TATO Project under the direction of director Łukasz Zaleski. The show was based on their personal experiences, emotions and reflections.
Yes, following Saturday’s performance, a meeting with the creators and a summary of the TATO Project are planned. The Sunday shows on 29 November do not include a discussion part.
Key facts
- The premiere of the documentary performance “TATO” will take place on 28 November in the Kuźnia at the Norwid Culture Centre in Kraków.
- Two shows are planned for 29 November, at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- The performance addresses contemporary fatherhood, family and relationships.
Based on information from: krakow.pl
