Performance in Polish with Lithuanian and English subtitles.

After Dorota‘s Masłowska‘s novel “Other People“
Director, adaptation author and set designer: Grzegorz Jarzyna
Choreographer: Paulina Przestrzelska
Costume designer: Anna Axer Fijałkowska
Light designer: Aleksandr Prowaliński
Composers: Piotr Kurek, Krzysztof Kaliski
Beats producer: Bartosz Kruczyński
Beats producer, DJ/VJ live: Michał DJ B Olszański
Vocal training: Arek RAS Sitarz
Sound director: Maciej Szymborski
Cinematography: Radek Ładczuk
Graphic designer: Adrien Cognac
Animator: Julia Nędzyńska
Video editing: Adrien Cognac, Piotr Czarnecki, Krzysztof Fischer, Wiktor Zmysłowski, Aleksandra Żwan
Illustrations: Maciej Chorąży
Director‘s Assistant: Katarzyna Gawryś-Rodriguez

Cast: Marcin Czarnik / Cezary Kosiński, Natalia Kalita,  Magdalena Kuta, Rafał Maćkowiak, Maria Maj, Agnieszka Podsiadlik, Aleksandra Popławska, Tomasz Tyndyk, Adam Woronowicz, Yacine Zmit, Agnieszka Żulewska, Michał DJ B Olszański

Premiere 2019
The script of “Other People“ directed by Grzegorz Jarzyna is based on a brilliant hip-hop poem by Dorota Masłowska, one of the most important Polish writers of the young generation, known from the bestsellers “White and Red“ and “The Queen’s Peacock“ and the famous drama “No Matter How Hard We Tried“ (co-production of TR Warszawa and Schaubühne Berlin, 2009). “Other People“ is prepared by an artistic collective consisting of TR Warszawa ensemble, composers, Warsaw based hip-hop artists, graphic designers, animators, visual and video artists.
The place of action and the hero of this urban anti-ballade is Warsaw, a smog-drenched metropolis, fueled by drugs and cheap wine. A city that attracts careerists and losers, artists and corporate employees, students and dealers, promising illusive happiness and counterfeit success. 'Other People' is an attempt to portray late capitalism and problems caused by it: economic and social inequalities, the frustration of young generation, and growing nationalism. It is a story of a dysfunctional, divided community which is bursting with prejudice and hatred from the inside.
Can we cross the class barriers?
Can we break the information bubble and understand the Others – those who think differently, have a different system of values, different language and taste?
Besides access to the Internet, do we have anything else in common?