The history of the plebiscite
The idea of awarding actors of the S. Żeromski Theatre came about in the early 1970s at the editorial office “Echo Dnia”; readers of the newspaper awarded the “Wild Rose” (Dzika Róża) to the best actress or actor of the season. As a result of political changes and random events, the realization of the idea of the “Wild Rose” was postponed. In 1992 it was renewed in a modified form: all local media was invited to participate in the organization of the plebiscite, and over a week the audience had the opportunity to see all the premieres of the ending season for free.
The public awards their own “Wild Rose” and the journalists their own. Season 2015/16 was the first in which „Wild Roses” were also awarded to directors of the best plays – in the opinions of the public and journalists. Until then they were distinctions.
Awards
The public awards their own “Wild Rose” and the journalists their own. Season 2015/16 was the first in which „Wild Roses” were also awarded to directors of the best plays – in the opinions of the public and journalists. Until then they were distinctions.
Awarded performances
2023/2024
Wild Roses of the Public: Klaudia Janas, Dawid Żłobiński, „Blood wedding” by Federico Garcia Lorca, dir. Kuba Kowalski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Ewelina Gronowska, „Fillingless” text, concept, performing: Ewelina Gronowska, dir. support: Antonina Brühl
Awarded performances
2022/2023
Wild Roses of the Public: Joanna Kasperek, Dawid Żłobiński, „How I didn't kill my father and how much I regret it” script, adaptation, direction: Mateusz Pakuła
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Andrzej Plata, „The Life and Death of Mr. Hersh Libkin from Sacramento, CA” by Ishbel Szatrawska, dir. Łukasz Kos
Awarded performances
2021/2022
Wild Roses of the Public: Joanna Kasperek, Dawid Żłobiński, „But with Our Dead” by Jacek Dehnel, adapt. Michał Kmiecik, dir. Marcin Liber
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Jacek Mąka, „But with Out Dead” by Jacek Dehnel, adapt. Michał Kmiecik, dir. Marcin Liber
Awarded performances
2020/2021
Wild Roses of the Public: Anna Antoniewicz, Wojciech Niemczyk, „Kennedy Curse” by Jolanta Janiczak, dir. Wiktor Rubin
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Anna Antoniewicz, „Loretta” by George F. Walker, dir. Michał Kotański
Awarded performances
2019/2020
Wild Roses of the Public: Joanna Kasperek, Dawid Żłobiński, „The Cherry Orchard” by Anton Czechov, dir. Krzysztof Rekowski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Ewelina Gronowska, „The Chronicles of Narnia. The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe” by C. S. Lewis, dir. Gabriel Gietzky
Awarded performances
2018/19
Wild Roses of the Public: Teresa Bielińska, Dawid Żłobiński, „Shear madness” by Paul Pörtner, dir. Jerzy Bończak
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Jacek Mąka, „The Horizon” by Wiesław Myśliwski, dir. Michał Kotański
Awarded performances
2016/2017
Wild Roses of the Public: Magda Grąziowska, Wojciech Niemczyk, „Harper” dir. G. Wiśniewski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Gabriel Gietzky, „Harper” dir. G. Wiśniewski
Awarded performances
2015/2016
Wild Roses of the Public: Ewelina Gronowska, Krzysztof Grabowski, „Everyone wants to live” by H. Levin, dir. D. Żłobiński
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Janusz Głogowski, „The Impostor” by György Spiró, dir. Paweł Aigner
The honorary Wild Rose of Journalists was awarded to Edward Kusztal.
Awarded performances
2010/2014
2014/15
Wild Roses of the Public: Magda Grąziowska, Dawid Żłobiński, „Hemar. A Cursed Poet” dir. Piotr Szczerski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Beata Wojciechowska, „A story of a sin” dir. Michał Kotański
2013/14
Wild Roses of the Public: Joanna Kasperek, Andrzej Plata, „Hard Bone, Dead World” by Mateusz Pakuła, dir. Eva Rysova
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Andrzej Plata, „Hard Bone, Dead World” by Mateusz Pakuła, dir. Eva Rysova
2012/13
Wild Roses of the Public: Joanna Kasperek, Mirosław Bieliński, „Empress Catherine” by Jolanta Janiczak, dir. Wiktor Rubin
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Andrzej Plata, „My Anxiety has a gun” by Mateusz Pakuła, dir. Julia Mark
2011/12
Wild Roses of the Public: Teresa Bielińska, Mirosław Bieliński, „Mockieries and Taunts” by Marian Załucki, Wojciech Młynarski, dir. Mirosław Bieliński
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Wojciech Niemczyk, „Heart of Darkness” by Joseph Conrad, dir. Szymon Kaczmarek
2010/11
Wild Roses of the Public: Tomasz Nosiński, „Hamlet” by William Shakespeare, dir. Radosław Rychcik
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Joanna Kasperek, „Hamlet” by William Shakespeare, dir. Radosław Rychcik
Awarded performances
1992/2010
2009/10
Wild Roses of the Public: Dawid Żłobiński, „Romeo and Juliett” by William Shakespeare, dir. Julia Wernio
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Tomasz Nosiński, „In a Solitude of a Cotton Fields” by Bernard-Marie Koltès, dir. Radosław Rychcik
2008/09
Wild Roses of the Public: Mirosław Bieliński, „At night in a certain neighborhood” by Heinrich Berger, dir. Piotr Sieklucki
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Dawid Żłobiński, „Betrayed Husband” by Plaut, dir. Bogdan Hussakowski
2007/08
Wild Roses of the Public: Dawid Żłobiński, „The Trans-Atlantic” by Witold Gombrowicz, dir. Piotr Sieklucki
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Paweł Sanakiewicz, „Bolero” by Pavel Kohout, dir. Piotr Szczerski
2006/07
Wild Roses of the Public: Aneta Wirzinkiewicz, „The womb” by Maciej Wojtyszko, dir. Piotr Szczerski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Dawid Żłobiński, „The new world order” by Harold Pinter, dir. Piotr Szczerski
2005/06
Wild Roses of the Public: Katarzyna Gałasińska, „Anne of the Green Gables” by Lucy M. Montgomery, dir. Jan Szurmiej
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Mirosław Bieliński
2004/05
Wild Roses of the Public: Justyna Sieniawka, „Not now, honey” dir. Grzegorz Chrapkiewicz
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Janusz Głogowski
2003/04
Wild Roses of the Public: Artur Pontek, „A bed full of foreigners” by D. Freeman, dir. Jerzy Bończak
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Marcin Brykczyński
2002/03
Wild Roses of the Public: Artur Pontek, „Funny Money” by R. Cooney, dir. Jerzy Bończak
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Grzegorz Kwas
2001/02
Wild Roses of the Public: Grzegorz Kwas, „King Lear” by William Shakespeare, dir. Piotr Szczerski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Krzysztof Wieczorek
2000/01
Wild Roses of the Public: Ewa Pałuska, „A private clinic” by J. Chapman and D. Freeman, dir. Jerzy Bończak
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Mirosław Bieliński
1999/2000
Wild Roses of the Public: Grzegorz Kwas, „The Scarce” by Molier, dir. Piotr Szczerski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Krzysztof Wieczorek
1998/99
Wild Roses of the Public: Viola Arlak, Mirosław Bieliński, „Balladine” by Juliusz Słowacki, dir. Bartłomiej Wyszomirski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Grzegorz Kwas
1997/98
Wild Roses of the Public: Viola Arlak, Edward Janaszek, „Beckett. 11 pieces” dir. Piotr Szczerski
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Maria Wójcikowska
1996/97
Wild Roses of the Public: Viola Arlak, Edward Kusztal, „Cinderella” by J. Szwarc, dir. E. Marcinkówna
The Wild Rose of Journalists: Mirosław Bieliński, „Szymborska. Lesson in the buffo-style”, dir. Piotr Szczerski
1995/96
Wild Roses of the Public: Edward Janaszek, Edward Kusztal, Jerzy Kaczmarowski, „When the cat's gone” by J. Mortimere and B. Cooke, dir. M. Wałaszek
1994/95
Wild Roses of the Public: Edward Janaszek, Edward Kusztal „What you can't see” by M. Frayna, dir. M. Wałaszek
1993/94
Awards are given to actors by the theater in cooperation with local media. The winners are: Viola Arlak, Ewa Pająk, Jerzy Kaczmarowski, Edward Kusztal
1992/93
Awards are given to actors by the theater in cooperation with local media. The winners are: Viola Arlak, Jerzy Kaczmarowski, Edward Kusztal
Archive - Laureates of the "Wild Rose" plebiscite