Nela Brzezińska

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Nela Brzezińska (Marijka Łubjancewa)
Nela Marijka Łubjancewa
Marijka Łubjancewa

She began her theatrical work in 1987 at the Krasnyj Baraban studio in Kiev led by Olena Leonenko. She completed a course in Fundamentals of Acting at the National University of Moscow (1989). With the youth theatre Wydybaj in 1988-92 she carried out research expeditions to the Hutsul region (Ukrainian culture, traditional songs, rituals). She participated in the internship of Zygmunt Molik (1992). In 1992-94 she worked on dance, improvisation, movement and voice under the direction of the American dancer Alma Yoray. In 1992-2013, as an actress and musician, she performed in productions of the Węgajty Village Theatre and the Węgajty Theatre/Field Project: The Vincenz Stories (since 1993), The Inn Towards Eternal Peace (od 1994), Caterbury Tales (1996), Kalevala – The Unwritten Fragments (2000), The Ghostly Shroud (2001), Sonland (2004) and in a production directed by Missa Pagana (2000). "Bez twarzy" realised within the Remus Theatre Association. After leaving the Węgajty Theatre, during the Theatre Village festivals she presented her work as a director of performances co-created with Daniel Brzeziński, performed by the Youth of the Association of Culture Practitioners: Nurt. Spektakl z różnych źródeł (2014), Święto Wiosny – Święta Wojna (2015) and Papuga i złota klatka (2017). As an actress, she performed during the Theatre Village in 2011 in the play Historie Ziny directed by Katarzyna Regulska.

fot. Daniel Brzeziński