Poland Is Not Yet Lost • Performance • HOIZ 2026

Poland Is Not Yet Lost is a futuristic satire: the State of Israel has been destroyed, and three million Jews have returned to Poland. Its president is the well-known actor Maciej Stuhr, whose decision to convert to Judaism inspired four million non-Jewish Poles to follow in his footsteps. Present-day Poland, now home to seven million Jews, stands on the eve of a referendum that will decide whether a new Jewish state should be established. This provocative performance by Poland-born Dorota Abbe and Canadian Michael Rubenfeld explores the temptations and dangers of nationalism. Gathered in the theatre as if at a political rally, the audience is called upon to make a choice: will they vote for a bright future and equality for all?

Accessibility Notice

We kindly ask visitors with specific access needs (hearing, visual, mobility-related, language-related or other) to contact us in advance by email (kalina@festivalt.com),phone (+48 607 542 997, +48 507 609 229), or via social media message (Facebook, Instagram). We will provide organizational and personal assistance and, whenever possible and depending on the nature of the event, will make every effort to offer alternative forms of access.  The Finker Hoiz venue (Dietla Street) is located in a historic tenement building (apartment on the first floor, no elevator). The Podgórze Hoiz venue (Józefińska Street) is located on the ground floor (street-level entrance). Guide dogs are warmly welcomed. All events are accessible in both Polish and English. If any additional access needs arise during the event, please inform the organizers, who will be identifiable by their badges.