An key player in Kraków's theatre scene, KTO Theatre is celebrating 40 years of activities. Despite lacking a stage of their own for some time now, they have become a mainstay in the city's cultural life (the address provided is their office headquarters). Founded in 1977, they often bring their performances to the streets, blurring the line between actors and audience. Some of their performances are plays without words, making them an ideal choice of entertainment for non-Polish speakers tourists and theatre enthusiasts in general.<br /> <br /> To celebrate these 4 decades of uninterrupted performances, KTO Theatre has been invited to the Polish capital by the Theatre Institute in Warsaw, where they will present five of their shows:<br /> <br /> 21st of April, 19.00 <a href="http://teatrkto.pl/en/spektakle/chorus-of-orphans,291.html" target="_blank">Chorus of Orphans</a> (no words)<br /> 22nd of April, 16.00 <a href="http://teatrkto.pl/en/spektakle/ink-for-the-left-handed-a-comedy-of-the-absurd,39.html" target="_blank">Ink for the Left-handed. A comedy of the absurd</a> (in Polish)<br /> 22nd of April, 18.00 <a href="http://teatrkto.pl/en/spektakle/this-weeks-saints-a-comedy-of-manners,46.html" target="_blank">This Week’s Saints. A comedy of manners</a> (in Polish)<br /> 22nd of April, 20.00 <a href="http://teatrkto.pl/en/spektakle/tv-theatre-a-thriller-comedy,89.html" target="_blank">TV Theatre. A thriller comedy</a> (in Polish)<br /> 23rd of April, 19.00 <a href="http://teatrkto.pl/en/spektakle/ill-sell-the-house-in-which-i-can-live-no-more,45.html" target="_blank">I'll Sell the House in Which I Can Live No More</a> (no words)