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Returning to the Subject: The Heritage of Reduta in Grotowski's Laboratory Theatre

In his book, Pami Reduty (Memories of Reduta), Zbigniew Osiski gives a historical account of the work and legacy of a theatre laboratory from the interwar period in Poland, one that Grotowski considered his company's predecessor. In the excerpts presented here, Osiski pursues a comparative analysis of similarities and differences between the two theatre companies and their respective leaders.