Insatiability by Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz

Mister Price czyli, Bzik tropikalny, with Eugenia Dunin-Borkowska (produced 1926). Jan Maciej Karol Wscieklica (produced 1925). 1925 in Dramaty, 1962 as The Beelzebub Sonata, translated by Daniel Gerould, 1977. Sonata Belzebuba cyzli, Prawdziwe zdarzenie w Mordowarze (produced 1966). In Dramaty, 1962 translated as The New Deliverance, 1974. In Dramaty, 1962 as The Madman and the Nun, in The Madman and the Nun and Other Plays, translated by Daniel Gerould and C.S. Wariat i zakonnica czyli, Nie ma zlego, coby na jeszcze gorsze nie wyszlo (produced 1924). In Dramaty, 1962 as The Water Hen, in The Madman and the Nun and Other Plays, translated by Daniel Gerould and C.S. In Dramaty, 1962 as Tumor Brainowicz, translated by Daniel Gerould, in The Beelzebub Sonata, 1977. In Dramaty, 1962 as The Pragma-tists, in Tropical Madness: Four Plays, translated by Daniel and Eleanor Gerould, 1972. The Mother and Other Unsavory Plays: Including the Shoemaker and They, edited and translated by Daniel Gerould and C.S. Selected Writings, translated by Daniel Gerould. 5 vols., 1985.Ī Witkacy Reader: The Life and Works of Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz,edited and translated by Daniel Gerould. 2 vols., 1962 revised edition, 1972.ĭziela wybrane (includes reprints from the 1972 edition of Dramaty). Publications Collectionsĭramaty, edited by Konstanty Puzyna. Career: Accompanied the anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski on an anthropological expedition to Australia, 1914 painter from 1918: individual show, Cracow, 1967 Founder, Formist Theatre, an amateur group, Zakopane, 1925-27 in later years wrote mainly philosophical works lived in Zakopane and Warsaw, 1930-39 fled east after the German and Soviet occupations of Poland, 1939. Military Service: Served in the Tsarist forces in Russia during World War I: wounded 1915 elected political commissar by his regiment, 1917. Education: Educated at secondary school, Lvov, to 1903 Academy of Fine Arts, Cracow, 1905-06, and in Italy, France, and Germany. Born: Warsaw, Poland, 24 February 1885 son of the writer and painter Stanislaw Witkiewicz (used pseudonym to distinguish himself from his father).

Insatiability by Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz