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Kobuszewska, Sylwia

Kobuszewska, Sylwia

Graduated from the National Academy of Dramatic Art; studied French and Polish philologies at the University of Silesia. She wrote her first play, Szef (Boss), at the age of 14 – it has received the 2nd prize at Ogólnopolski Konkurs Dramaturgiczny “Szukamy Polskiego Szespira” (Polish Nationwide Drama Competition “In Search of Polish Shakespeare”). In 2010, she received the Nagroda Talent Województwa Śląskiego (the Talent of Silesia Prize) for literature. In the same year, she received yet again the “In Search of Polish Shakespeare” prize for her play Birds are for Dinner. The play was staged at the Rampa Theatre in Warsaw. In 2013, she was one of the winners at the International Literature Competition “Przygoda Przychodzi Sama” (“The Adventure will come by Itself”) as well as she was given a distinction at the nationwide Polish drama competition “Debiut na wagę”. In 2014, she gained a distinction for the play Doll at the Sztuka dla Dziecka competition organised by Centrum Sztuki Dziecka (The Centre of Child Art) in Poznań. Doll has been printed in the 37th volume of “Nowe Sztuki dla dzieci i młodzieży” (“New Plays for Children and Youths”) magazine. She also got a second prize in the nationwide competition: “Nie tylko na scenę” (“Not just for the stage”). In the same year, another play – To stop the Time – was added to “Jeszcze nie płonie metrafora” (The Metaphor is not burning yet”) anthology. In 2014, she took part in the 1 jour 1 pièce international project organised by the ASSITEJ French Centre, for which she wrote L’aventure au theatre that was translated into French. She took part in a drama platform of Światowy Kongres Teatrów dla Dzieci i Młodzieży (the Worldwide Congress of Theatres for Children and Adolescent) organised in accordance with Korczak Festival in 2014. In 2017, she took part in the Katowicka Runda Teatralna (the Theatrical Round in Katowice) project. During this project, mentored by Paweł Demirski, she wrote The End of The World. She took part in a myriad of Polish and international drama and theatre workshops.