Tarnowski Teatr im. L. Solskiego

Tarnow's L. Solski Theater is a cultural gem of Tarnow with a fascinating history dating back to the 18th century. It initially operated as a school theater in 1709-1720, and later developed under the influence of various theater groups.

Named after the prominent actor Ludwik Solski, who personally agreed to patronage in 1945. The theater is famous for its diverse repertoire, including works by Samuel Beckett, which played a significant role in the development of the Polish theater of the absurd.

It is an ideal place for lovers of stage art and the history of Polish theater.