22 648 04 07 home Products Projects Support contact Mailling System Integration - new PROLIGHT catalog In our new catalog, we show reference installations integrating light, sound, and ... We highlight the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw! In June 2011, we completed the second stage of the permanent illumination of the Capital Palace of Culture and Science .... ETC SELADOR at EKO THEATER. CHECK IT OUT! In September 2011, we completed the second stage of the modernization of the main stage at the Bałtycki Teatr Dramatyczny im. Juliusz Słowacki in Koszalin. The task included: * Construction of large stage mechanics * Construction of lighting bridges * Supply of lighting devices and equipment The detailed scope of work included: 1. Large stage mechanics - electrically controlled bars - 10 pcs with power supply and control switchgear, 2. Stage lighting bridges and proscenium - 4 pcs. 3. Deliveries of the following equipment: * shelves for the scenography warehouse - 1 set. * stage design transport trolley - 1 pc. * stage lift - 1 pc. * stage smoke machine with accessories - 1 pc. * fog machine - 1 pc. * moving head stage lights with accessories - 16 pcs. * lighting ramp (small stage) -2 sets * drivers for lights - 1 set * profile spotlight with a reflector - 8 pieces * strobe lamp - 1 piece * small stage LED floodlight - 4 pieces * acoustic equipment (small stage) - 1 set * Casses type transport boxes for costumes - 15 pcs. * Stage curtains (large and small stage, 2 sets each) - 4 sets * BT fabrics for stage floors (large and small stage) - 2 sets * stage platforms (small stage) - 20 pieces * position for the stage manager - 1 set * chairs for small stage viewers - 100 pcs. The activities of the Baltic Dramatic Theater in Koszalin include questions about the usefulness of contemporary theater and the plays staged there. We still don't understand why theaters even exist. And yet there is a reason why artists are invited to cooperate. This reason is the audience gathering in the audience. Our theater does just that and proves that most theater plays are born out of dreams. Hence, all BTD employees are guided by the goal of their implementation. Life is there to make dreams come true, not live them. You have to believe in your own abilities and act in accordance with the adopted vision. This assumption is like steam driving a great machine Baltic Dramatic Theater. Through our activities, we want to make every viewer who honors us with their presence a chance to travel to a completely different world. We make every effort to ensure that the comedies staged by us become a moment of forgetting about everyday worries and worries. And through the dramas staged on the stage of our theater, we want the viewer to enter the world of reflection and reflection. Our activities are also directed to the youngest viewers who, through their admiration with theatrical magic, have a chance to move to the world of fairies, fairy-tale creatures, dragons and elves. Let the cards written in the history of Koszalin theater be an encouragement for viewers, friends and supporters to further participate in its development. We have existed for you for over 50 years. We would be happy if the faces and names of actors, authors, directors, set designers, composers and employees would be remembered by our viewers, even if only to a modest degree. Bałtycki Teatr Dramatyczny im. Juliusz Słowacki is the only professional theater in Koszalin and one of the most important cultural institutions in Central Pomerania. Due to the fact that theater is the most elusive field of arts, characterized by magic, mystery and unpredictability, that is why it is so satisfying for the viewer. The theater also presents performances outside its headquarters, in towns often miles away from Koszalin, as well as staging plays at numerous competitions and national festivals. Our activity is guided by the idea that theater is a constant dialogue with people who are focused, thoughtful, immersed in the fleeting moment of a magical meeting between the viewer and the actor. The history of the theater dates back to the so-called "Three wonderful" ones: Stefan Nafalski, the first managing director, Jerzy Jurowski, and Irena Górska-Damięcka, the artistic director, to whom we owe the name of the Baltic Dramatic Theater. Rehearsals for the first premiere took place in the cramped common room of the Women's League, and then in the gymnasium of the Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Stanisław Dubois. The theater of that time operated on the basis of metaphorical "crazy papers". It was a response to the cultural nothingness in Koszalin. For this reason, Irena Górska called it the Theater of Żarliwi People, which was established in the fall of 1953. It was established as the first stage in Poland to base its activities on funds from the budget of the Provincial National Council. The first artistic season began with the premiere of Aleksander Fredro's play "Maiden Vows" directed by Irena Górska-Damięcka and set by Feliks Krassowski. The premiere took place on January 16, 1954 in the building of the Provincial House of Culture, from which the stage was rented for this occasion. Irena Górska-Damięcka, ignoring the adversities and hardships awaiting her, as well as the lack of a permanent seat, established a traveling theater. The rehearsals took place in trains, rented rooms. It was not easy for the actors due to such difficult working conditions. Nobody, however, gave up. They did not want to give up without a fight, hoping that the theater would survive and one day it would have its permanent seat. 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