Ballet triple bill
Premiere: 18 May 2023

GROSSE FUGE
Choreography: Hans van Manen
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven (Grosse Fuge in B-flat major Op. 133 and Cavatina from String Quartet in B-flat major Op. 130)
World premiere: 8 April 1971, Nederlands Dans Theater, Scheveningen

EROICA VARIATIONS
Choreography: Ted Brandsen
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven (15 Piano Variations and Fugue in E flat, Op.35, „The Eroica Variations”)
World premiere: 18 May 2023, Polish National Ballet, Warsaw

SYMPHONY NO. 7
Choreography: Toer van Schayk
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven (Symphony No. 7 in A major Op. 92)
World premiere: 15 March 1986, Dutch National Ballet, Amsterdam

After the stories of Basilisk, Wars and Sawa or the Golden Duck, the time has come to follow in the footsteps of the heroes of the greatest Disney productions, which are celebrating their centenary. Shows in the Multimedia Fountain Park are a combination of entertainment and education. For the last few years, we have been bringing Warsaw legends closer to viewers. Their message has always been universal values: courage, love, friendship or the fight between good and evil. This year, we present the legendary Disney animations that have taken over the role of the legends of our times.

every Friday and Saturday:
May/June/July – at 21.30
August – at 21.00
September –  at 20.30
Free addmission.

The banks of the Vistula will be connected by three free ferry crossings:

• “SŁONKA”: Cypel Czerniakowski (floating pier) – Saska Kępa (beach)
• “PLISZKA”: Most Poniatowskiego (Poniatowski Bridge) (waterfront) – Stadion Narodowy
  (National Stadium) (beach)
• “WILGA”: Podzamcze Fontanny (Podzamcze Fountains) (floating pier) – ZOO (beach)Ferries run on holidays from 1 of May to 24 of September, 2 of May and 9 of June. During summer holidays, from 1 of July to 31 of August, the river crossings operate daily.

During the summer holiday season, historic trams from the 1940s and 1950s operate on the line T. Waiting at the stop, you can expect the arrival of, among others, the so-called “Berlinki” (Berliners). These carriages, designed especially for Warsaw, were exported to Berlin during World War II. After the end of the war, they were recovered and brought back to Poland’s capital. On the route, you may also spot the N-generation trams. The oldest one served the line 30, which was launched at the opening of the Trasa W-Z (W-Z Route, i.e. East-West Route) in 1949.

Route

PL. NARUTOWICZA – Grójecka – Al. Jerozolimskie – most Poniatowskiego – al. Zieleniecka – Targowa – Trasa W-Z – Marszałkowska – Nowowiejska – Filtrowa – PL. NARUTOWICZA
Attention! Selected courses operate on the extended route to or from the BANACHA terminus.

The route operates on Saturdays, Sundays from 24 of June to 3 of September, and additionally on 14 of August.

After the stories of Basilisk, Wars and Sawa or the Golden Duck, the time has come to follow in the footsteps of the heroes of the greatest Disney productions, which are celebrating their centenary. Shows in the Multimedia Fountain Park are a combination of entertainment and education. For the last few years, we have been bringing Warsaw legends closer to viewers. Their message has always been universal values: courage, love, friendship or the fight between good and evil. This year, we present the legendary Disney animations that have taken over the role of the legends of our times.

every Friday and Saturday:
August – at 21.00
September –  at 20.30
Free addmission.

GRAMMY®-winning, multi-platinum rock band Imagine Dragonstoday announced 9 new shows in Europe and the Middle East on their Mercury World Tour. Produced by Live Nation, The tour celebrates the release of their massive and highly-anticipated album, Mercury —Acts 1 & 2, kicking off at Smukfest, Denmark on Wednesday 2 August, before heading to Italy, Croatia, Poland, Lithuania, France, Israel, andGreece, wrapping up the tour back in France at Chambord Live on Sunday 8 September.