Kill Your Stage Fright

Ready to step out of your comfort zone and let your emotions take the stage? Join us for our second acting workshop, “Kill Your Stage Fright,” led by Polish actor Patryk Szwichtenberg! Discover the power of self-expression, build your confidence, overcome your fear of performing, and learn how to bring your emotions to life. No acting experience needed — beginners are more than welcome! Whether you have always dreamed of acting or simply want to feel more confident expressing yourself, this is your chance to explore, experiment, and unleash your creativity in a supportive and inspiring environment. Feel it. Express it. Own the stage. Come as you are, leave your fears behind, and let your emotions tell the story. We can’t wait to see you there! ❤️ Patryk Szwichtenberg is a film, theatre, and television actor, musician, composer, and theatre educator. A graduate of the Acting Department of the Ludwik Solski State Academy of Theatre Arts (PWST) in Kraków (2017), he moves fluidly between stage and screen, performance and pedagogy. His work is marked by versatility, emotional precision, and a deep commitment to truth in performance. Across theatre productions, films, television series, and interdisciplinary projects, he explores the complexity of human experience, shaping characters with sensitivity, intensity, and presence. As a theatre educator, he creates original acting workshop that focus on body and voice awareness, expressive freedom, and conscious stage presence. Guided by empathy and curiosity, his teaching nurtures creativity, artistic awareness, and self-confidence—inviting participants to connect authentically with themselves, their partners, and their audience, both on stage and in front of the camera. In 2016, he received the Ensemble Award for “Między nami dobrze jest” at the 34th Festival of Theatre Schools in Łódź, as well as a Jury Distinction at the 37th Review of Acting Song in Wrocław. Beyond performance, Patryk is deeply engaged in educational and artistic projects in Poland and internationally, working with diverse communities and age groups. Through his practice, he encourages artists to uncover their own voice and emotional truth, transforming technique into lived, embodied expression.