Granda - something outrageous or a big row. Bzik - someone original or a strong passion for something. And frajda stands for fun - I am pretty sure everybody knows what fun is? Frajda Granda Bzik is a performance about the meeting of bodies, energy and associations. A unique, special meeting without words.  

Serenity, proximity, community, family. What do we experience in it? Variety, surprises, misunderstandings, fun, breakdowns, quarrels and passion! We are all different from each other, and we all write our own stories. We meet, we wait for each other, we run away, we look for new paths. We are together, connected by an invisible web of feelings and thoughts. Do we sometimes have a hard time with each other? Sure! After all, everyone pushes each other’s boundaries, everyone stumbles, everyone causes quarrels from time to time! 

The three artists build and explore a multi-sensory world in a free, open and inclusive manner. It is their story of experimentation, maturing, learning about themselves and discovering others.  

Choreography/director: Aniela Kokosza, Paulina Giwer-Kowalewska, Agnieszka Dubilewicz 

Execution: Aniela Kokosza, Paulina Giwer-Kowalewska, Aneta Jankowska  

Choreographic collaboration: Izabela Chlewińska  

Space: Tomasz Bergmann  

Music: Hania Rani (+ excerpt from Sam Spiegel's Mutant Brain) 

Costumes: Olga Strizhniova, Idalia Mantas  

Production: Art Fraction Foundation, Kolekttacz Association 

Venue: Cricoteka 

Accessibility: 

The performance will be intimate in nature, suitable for audiences of all ages. It is a wordless performance for children aged 3 and over and their guardians. The meeting will feature Intibag sensory objects. 

The venue is adapted to the needs of people with mobility difficulties. There are no induction loops or FM systems for the hard of hearing in the venue. Assistance for visually impaired individuals* is also available. You can enter the building with a support dog and a guide dog.