Przemyslaw Blaszczak

In 1996–1999 he worked at the Song of the Goat Theater under the direction of Grzegorz Bral (participation in the performance "Song of the Goat - Dithyramb"). In the years 2002–2003 he prepared his own monodrama "Ecce homo". Since 2004, he has been an actor of Teatr ZAR. He participated in the project "Gospels of Childhood". He performed in two parts of the triptych "Gospels of Childhood" ("Overture" and "Anhellim. Wołaniu") and the play "Armine, Sister". He also played in Heiner Müller's "Mauser" directed by Theodoros Terzopoulos (Polish premiere at the Grotowski Institute in 2012). Under Terzopoulos, he studied his original acting training method developed at the Attis Theater in Greece. He is a certified teacher of this method. The founder and leader of the Kokyu Studio, operating since 2016 at the Grotowski Institute.

Since 2005, he has been practicing the Japanese martial art of aikido (currently 3 dan), under the supervision of sensei Piotr Masztalerz 6 dan, in 2011 he studied as uschideshi with shihan Juba Noura 6 dan in Mexico. He conducts regular trainings in the Na Grobli Aikikai dojo he founded, which is part of Birankai Polska. In 2005, he was in Japan at the invitation of Toshi Tsushitori, training under his supervision shintaido - a Japanese system that integrates the body and voice through training based on traditional karate.

In 2013–2016, he was the leader of the Two Paths Studio operating within the BodyConstitution research program of the Grotowski Institute. Co-founder of the Wrocław Theater Offensive (WrOT). He has conducted workshops in Poland and abroad.

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