AlphaGo_Lee. Theory of Sacrifice

Open Research Day at Battersea Arts Centre

May 17, London

AlphaGo_Lee. Theory of Sacrifice

by Natalia Korczakowska

Premiere: 27.09.2025

Asclepieia

Curator: Paulina Olszewska

Opening: 14 April 2025, 6pm. On view until 13 July 2025

Wasp Hunting. A Matter of Death and Life

TOCHMAN X KORCZAKOWSKA

all shows with english surtitles

THE EMPLOYEES

by Łukasz Twarkowski

NY Skirball, New York, 24 - 26 April

zdjęcie ze spektaklu The Employees. Grupa 5 osób stoi w futurystycznym oświetlonym pomieszczeniu w takich samych strojach roboczych. 4 osoby patrzą na nas, jedna obejmuje filar który świeci jak lampa.

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AlphaGo_Lee. Theory of Sacrifice: Open Research Day at Battersea Arts Centre in London

Theatre director Natalia Korczakowska invites you to participate in the first stages of reconstructing a momentous GO match as a brand-new theatre piece. „AlphaGo_Lee. Theory of Sacrifice”, Sat, 17 May - 10:00 AM. Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, London.

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AlphaGo_Lee. Theory of Sacrifice, a new play by Natalia Korczakowska

We begin rehearsals for the international performative project titled "AlphaGo_Lee: Theory of Sacrifice" which explores the influence of artificial intelligence and machine learning on the image of human civilization (which is more and more often referred to as “traditional”). Premiere 27 September 2025

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Between Warsaw and New York

After its Warsaw premiere at STUDIO teatrgaleria (21 January 2023) and the European tour, The Employees – directed by Łukasz Twarkowski – lands in New York! From 24 to 26 April 2025, the audience at the NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts will experience an immersive journey into human consciousness that combines elements of theater, cinema and visual arts.

Galeria Studio

Asklepiejony / Asclepieia

Exhibition opening: 14 April 2025, 6pm CET

The exhibition will be on view until 13 July 2025

Curator: Paulina Olszewska

In ancient Greece temples called “Asclepieia” were erected in honor of the god Asclepius and were places of healing, much like today’s spas and sanatoria. People made pilgrimages to these temples – one of the key treatments was healing through sleep and dreams, designed to heal both bodies and souls.

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