"Warsaw's theater scene is the most vibrant in Poland"
Rare is the visitor who falls in love with Warsaw at first sight. It is a city-whose dirty walls and stern faces are hard to ignore. Its landscape often seems to have been chiseled from a single piece of duli granite. It is, at first glance, an unlikely muse. Yet Warsaw is a highly cerebral city, one forever underestimated by the foreigner. It is a city of ideas and conceptual resonance, a place which can sometimes be easier to love with one's mind - rather than eyes - open. Because and in spite of these things, it is a great city, a place of profound inward culture. More's the pity that the greatest manifestations of this culture - its stages - are Ul appreciated by the government and underpatronized by its inhabitants. Make no mistake, Warsaw theater scene is the most vibrant in Poland. A number of new theaters have opened over the last few years and tickets seU fast these days. Try, for example, to get tickets for children's plays at Teatr Lalka - they go on sale once a month, yo