Polish Theatre after #MeToo

Polish Theatre after #MeToo examines how violence, power, and responsibility transform artistic practice and institutions, positioning Polish theatre as a lens for wider reflection across contemporary performance cultures.This provocative collection features critical essays, dialogues, and reflections that delve into the socio-cultural shifts brought about by the #MeToo movement. It explores the invisible mechanisms of power, institutional structures, and artistic hierarchies within the performing arts field, while also proposing alternative models of theatre-making. Grounded in methods of situated research and deeply rooted in the local Polish context, the book offers a unique perspective on global discussions surrounding the performing arts. Additionally, it introduces innovative collaborative methods and academic feedback scripts, making it a valuable resource for scholars worldwide.The volume is ideal for students, researchers, and practitioners in theatre studies, cultural studies, and gender studies. This book will resonate with anyone interested in the intersection of art, power, and social change.