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Opera director and mode designer

Anna Długołęcka

An artist of boundless imagination, a creator of visions that defy simple definitions. For Anna Długołęcka, art is not merely a form, but a process of transformation – a path toward self-discovery, rebirth, and spiritual healing. Her productions become gateways leading the audience deep into their own sensitivity, allowing them to experience encounters with the mystical and profoundly human.

Anna Długołęcka does not fear challenges. She is able to find solutions that are not only apt but also remarkably beautiful and harmonious. She delights in drawing on the language of cinema, and her extraordinary photographic sensibility turns each scene into a painterly frame – full of light, symbolism, and hidden meaning. The characters she creates stand out for their intensity and uniqueness; their stories linger in memory, carrying truth and authenticity.

Among the milestones in her artistic journey is W.A. Mozart’s The Magic Flute at the Wrocław Opera (2010, music director: Dariusz Mikulski) – a production that captivated audiences and critics alike, remaining in the repertoire for six consecutive seasons. She also staged a remarkable La Traviata by G. Verdi in Wałbrzych’s “Old Mine,” where Violetta’s story came alive underground in a former miners’ dressing hall, and Puccini’s monumental Tosca in an Evangelical church, where the sacred and the dramatic merged into a singular atmosphere. Her Magic Flute at the Helena Modrzejewska Theatre in Legnica confirmed her ability to fuse a classical masterpiece with a bold vision, granting it fresh, contemporary power of expression.

The artistry of Anna Długołęcka is a constant journey toward beauty – a journey in which she invites every spectator to take part.