Premiera: 17 grudnia 1957
Autor: Luigi Pirandello 
Tytuł: Żywa maska 
Tytuł oryginalny: Enrico IV
Autor przekładu: Leon Chrzanowski
Reżyseria: Jan Perz

Żywa maska

reżyseria: Jan Perz
scenografia: Marian Stańczak
muzyka: Tadeusz Maklakiewicz

Obsada:

Henryk IV Michał Pluciński
Hrabina Matylda Spina Janina Niczewska
Rita, jej córka Małgorzata Lorentowicz
Markiz Karol Nolli Miłosz Maszyński
Baron Tytus Belcredi Zdzisław Salaburski
Doktor Dionizy Genoni Karol Leszczyński / Zygmunt Maciejewski
Ariald / Momo Zbigniew Kryński
Landolf / Lolo Jan Żardecki
Bertold / Fino Lech Ordon
Jan, stary służący Szczepan Baczyński
Pachołek I Wilhelm Wichurski
Pachołek II Roman Kamiński

Realizatorzy:

  • asystentka reżysera: Teresa Dzieduszycka
  • asystent scenografa: Jan Krzewicki

Galeria: 

Michał Pluciński (Henryk IV), Zdzisław Salaburski (Baron Tytus Belcredi). Fot. Franciszek Myszkowski / Archiwum Artystyczne Teatru Narodowego


Bibliografia:

Karolina Beylin, „Express Wieczorny” 1957, nr 301
Mikołaj Bieszczadowski, „Kierunki” 1958, nr 12
Mieczysław Brahmer, „Teatr i Film” 1957, nr 5
Tadeusz Frey, „Trybuna Mazowiecka” 1957, nr 307
August Grodzicki, „Życie Warszawy” 1957, nr 301
Zofia Karczewska-Markiewicz, „Tygodnik Demokratyczny” 1957, nr 4, s. 8
Bronisław Mamoń, „Tygodnik Powszechny” 1957, nr 28
Jan Nepomucen Miller, „Głos Pracy” 1957, nr 304
Józef Szczawiński, „Słowo Powszechne” 1957, nr 305
Jerzy Zagórski, „Kurier Polski” 1957, nr 98

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