Premiere of “List” at Teatr Bagatela on 24 October
On Saturday, 24 October 2026, at 19.15, the premiere of the play “List” by Audrey Schebat will take place on the Scena na Sarego 7 stage of Teatr Bagatela in Kraków. Radosław Krzyżowski directed the production, and Urszula Grabowska-Ochalik and Marcel Wiercichowski will play the leading roles.
In brief
- The premiere of “List” will take place on 24 October 2026 at 19.15 on the Scena na Sarego 7 stage of Teatr Bagatela.
- Radosław Krzyżowski directed the production, and Urszula Grabowska-Ochalik and Marcel Wiercichowski are in the leading roles.
- A preview performance is scheduled for 23 October, and further dates fall on 25 October and on 6, 7 and 8 November.
- The play is intended for audiences aged 16 and over and runs for about 130 minutes, with one intermission.
What the play is about
The play was written by Audrey Schebat, and the Polish translation was prepared by Jan Nowak. The characters are Sara, a world-renowned pianist, and Julien, a well-known psychoanalyst. The two have been in a long-term relationship for years, and this relationship is the starting point of the story.
The action takes place over the course of a single night. After Julien attempts to take his own life, the characters confront their life together up to this point. The performance lasts about 130 minutes, with one intermission, and is intended for audiences aged 16 and over.
Creative team and cast
The production is directed by Radosław Krzyżowski. The leading roles are played by Urszula Grabowska-Ochalik and Marcel Wiercichowski, who portray Sara and Julien.
According to information provided by Teatr Bagatela and published in the media, the premiere of “List” marks Radosław Krzyżowski’s directorial debut on this stage. The production is based on Audrey Schebat’s text in Jan Nowak’s translation.
Performance dates
The premiere will be preceded by a preview performance the day before, on 23 October at 19.15. Subsequent repertory performances will take place on 25 October at 17.00, then on 6 and 7 November at 19.15, and on 8 November at 17.00.
The table below lists all dates announced by the theatre. It is worth checking any changes to the schedule directly on the institution’s website.
| Date | Time | Event |
|---|---|---|
| 23 October 2026 | 19.15 | Preview performance |
| 24 October 2026 | 19.15 | Premiere |
| 25 October 2026 | 17.00 | Repertory performance |
| 6 November 2026 | 19.15 | Repertory performance |
| 7 November 2026 | 19.15 | Repertory performance |
| 8 November 2026 | 17.00 | Repertory performance |
Practical information for audiences
The performance takes place on the Scena na Sarego 7 stage of Teatr Bagatela in Kraków. Information about the repertoire and ticket purchases is available on the theatre’s website, teatrbagatela.pl, and through the bilety.bagatela.pl service.
The premiere concerns only the cultural offer of Teatr Bagatela. It is not connected with any announced changes to traffic organisation, public transport or the operation of other institutions in Kraków.
Important: The play “List” is intended for audiences aged 16 and over. The performance lasts about 130 minutes and includes one intermission. Before leaving home, it is worth checking the current date and start time in the theatre’s repertoire.
Frequently asked questions
The premiere will take place on Saturday, 24 October 2026, at 19.15 on the Scena na Sarego 7 stage of Teatr Bagatela in Kraków. A preview performance is scheduled the day before, on 23 October.
The production is directed by Radosław Krzyżowski. The leading roles are played by Urszula Grabowska-Ochalik and Marcel Wiercichowski. The play was written by Audrey Schebat, and the translation was done by Jan Nowak.
The play “List” is intended for audiences aged 16 and over. The performance lasts about 130 minutes, with one intermission. Current ticket information should be checked on the theatre’s website.
Key facts
- The premiere of “List” at Teatr Bagatela will take place on 24 October 2026 at 19.15.
- Further performances are scheduled up to 8 November 2026.
Based on information from: krakow.pl
