Joanna Piekarska
Joanna Piekarska (born November 24, 1906 in Saratov, June 2, 1996 in Bialystok) is a graphic artist, theater director and poet.
Born in Saratov in 1918, she moved to Vilnius, where she attended the grammar school and conservatory in 1922-26. There, in 1926-32, she studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the. S. Batory. During her studies she was associated with the Vilnius Broadcasting Station, where she worked as a talker, as a reporter and as a lecturer. The puppet theater was in the circle of her interest in the work on academic cribs. At the end of World War II she worked as a plumber and decorator in the Vilnius municipality. In the autumn of 1946, she started working at the Baj Pomorski puppet theater in Toruń at the invitation of Irena Pikiel, debuting as director of the art of Lucyna Krzemieniecka. The whole story of blue almonds.
In 1947 she became general manager of the theater and artistic director of the theater. It was nationalized and the financial scene stabilized. She set up a new acting team, established contacts with the literary community of Toruń and led to the first premiere of indigenous plays. After taking over Stanisław Stapf's management until 1954, she was an artistic director and director. The staging of the play The cats house of S. Marszak won the 3rd prize at the Soviet Art Festival in Warsaw in 1951.
She created a puppet theater in the traditional sense of the word, and in the repertoire preferred folk tales and texts. In the years 1954-1960 she directed the Puppet Theater and the Actor "Marcinek" in Poznań, she also co-operated with the children's department of the Polish Radio. Since 1960 he has been the director of the "Świerszcz" Theater in Bialystok, bringing new actors and poetry and fairytale repertoire to contribute to the artistic development of this stage.
Despite her retirement in 1972, she did not cease her creative work, directing plays in puppet theaters. in Toruń, Kielce, Olsztyn, Gdansk, Rabka and Warsaw. She died in Bialystok in 1996. Bibliography
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