The ettc began as a small fundacja 10 years ago with one simple purpose: to share English culture and entertainment in Poland. From day one, our heart has been in working with young people, nurturing new actors, and creating unforgettable experiences for audiences.

Our very first productions were a heartfelt drama A Date to Remember, and a sparkling comedy, The Dinner Party Twist. They set the tone for everything we’ve done since: bold storytelling, professional performance, and a love for connecting directly with audiences.

And since then we’ve toured across Poland, leading workshops and performing in Warsaw, Katowice, Tarnów, Gliwice, Kraków, and beyond. We’ve showcased a play at an international theatre festival in Egypt.

Nurturing New Talent

Over the past decade, we’ve worked with more than 100 actors. Many were stepping onto a professional stage for the very first time, and we take great pride in their growth. We’ve even helped two of our performers gain entry to prestigious drama schools in London – a testament to the quality of work and dedication they developed here.

For us, theatre is about more than performance – it’s about opportunity, growth, and community.

Looking Ahead

We have a full diary and invite you to join us:

• SoloStage festival – a celebration of new and emerging talent. 3/4 October.
• Taste of Acting workshop for everyone interested, curious, and ready to start their acting journey.
• “Lady Macbeth – the rebranding” now touring.
• “Othello and the murder of Desdemona” in rehearsal and premiere in September.

Driven by Passion

As a non-profit organisation, every one of us works from the heart. Our reward is in the laughter, applause, and heartfelt thanks of audiences and participants. We’ve received occasional city grants, but most of our work is funded through performances, workshops, and the generosity of people who believe in what we do.

If you share our passion for theatre and want to help us bring it to more people, we’d love to hear from you – whether as an audience member, a performer, a partner, or a sponsor.

Because, in the end, theatre is only alive when it’s shared. And we can’t wait to share it with you.

Don Allen – director