Paweł Demirski

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Paweł Demirski (born 1979 in Gdańsk) - Polish journalist and playwright, member of Krytyka Polityczna.

Curriculum vitae

He studied architecture at Gdansk University of Technology and journalism at the University of Wroclaw.

In 2002, he debuted in the theater as a playwright. He writes political art that deals with issues such as youth unemployment, emigration, the crisis of patriotism, the war in Iraq. Author of When it comes to setting fire to home, it is not a surprise, From Poland with Love, Padnia and Walesa. The story of the cheerful, and so sad, the Exhumation, the Pole, the Pole, the Pole and the devil, the death of the taxpayer. Diamonds are the charcoal that came to work, Art for Children, Economic Opera for nice ladies and wealthy gentlemen, Long live the war !!! Andrzej, Andrzej, Andrzej and Andrzej (Grand Prix of the Divine Comedy Festival in Cracow), Rainbow Tribune 2012, not a divine comedy or I will ALL BELIEVE GOD. Together with Michal Zadara he wrote Ifigenia. New Tragedy and Tykocin.

His plays have been translated, among others. to English, German, Russian, Korean, Romanian, Serbian. In the years 2003-2006 he was the literary manager of the Teatr Wybrzeże. In 2003 he was awarded a scholarship to the Royal Court Theater in London.

Associated (also professionally) with dramatist and director Monika Strzępka. Bibliography

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