Och-Teatr

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Och-Teatr. Photo: Yga.kostrzewa, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Warsaw, Poland
Och-Teatr

A contemporary performing arts venue in Warsaw’s Ochota district, founded to champion innovative theater and cultural programming.

At a glance

Och-Teatr is a privately owned theater dedicated to contemporary performance and cultural events. The venue operates two spaces: a main auditorium and the more intimate Och-Cafe Theater, offering flexibility for diverse artistic presentations.

History

Och-Teatr was founded in 2010 by Krystyna Janda’s Foundation for Culture. The theater emerged from a vision to establish a dynamic performing arts space within Warsaw’s cultural landscape.

What you see

The theater comprises two distinct performance spaces. The main auditorium accommodates 454 numbered seats, while the Och-Cafe Theater provides an alternative venue with 100 unnumbered seats in a more informal setting.

Cultural significance

As a foundation-supported venue, Och-Teatr functions as a platform for contemporary theater and cultural initiatives in Warsaw. Its dual-space configuration enables both full-scale productions and experimental or intimate performances.

Key facts

  • Country: Poland
  • City: Warsaw (Ochota district)
  • Founded: 2010
  • Capacity: 554 seats total (454 numbered main auditorium, 100 unnumbered in Och-Cafe Theater)
  • Coordinates: 52.214199, 20.980147
  • Founding organization: Krystyna Janda’s Foundation for Culture

Practical information & getting there

Och-Teatr is located in the Ochota district of Warsaw. For current programming, hours, ticket information, and directions, consult the venue’s official channels or contact the theater directly.

Sources & resources

Editorial text © Cultural Heritage Online. Facts drawn from Wikipedia/Wikidata.

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