“Witold Gombrowicz’s Theatrophobia: The Playwright and His Double,” a lecture by Allen Kuharski

Witold Gombrowicz is Poland’s most produced playwright around the world—and more performed abroad than in Poland itself. Gombrowicz’s theater leads a double life: it has always been simultaneously performed in the most “classical” established institutional settings and embraced by the theatrical avant-garde. At the same time, no playwright was so deliberately distanced from their own work.
This event is part of the CREECA Lecture Series and is co-sponsored by the Lapinski Family Fund.