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Janusz Józefowicz
Janusz Józefowicz (born 3 July 1959, Świecie)[1] is a Polish director, choreographer, actor and dancer. He is the director and choreographer of the musical Metro. EducationJózefowicz is a graduate of the State Higher School of Theatre, Warsaw (now the Aleksander Zelwerowicz National Academy of Dramatic Art).[citation needed] His graduate production, Misbehaving, was created in 1984.[citation needed] The show was performed at the Ateneum Theatre and the Teatr Rampa, where Józefowicz later became head choreographer.[citation needed] Józefowicz studied dance at the Vocal and Dance School in Koszecin,[clarification needed] and in Prague, under the dance professor Frank Towen.[citation needed] In 1990, Józefowicz received a six-week choreography scholarship from the United States government.[citation needed] CareerJózefowicz is the director and choreographer of the musical Metro. Metro had its Polish premiere on 30 January 1991 at the Dramatyczny Theatre, Warsaw, and began its Broadway run in 1992 at the Minskoff Theatre.[citation needed] The musical continues to be performed at the Studio Buffo Theatre, which Józefowicz became the artistic director of in 1992.[citation needed] Józefowicz was the director or choreographer of several other musicals, including adaptations of Peter Pan, Romeo and Juliet,[2] Madame Tutli-Putli, Witches of Eastwick, Prophet, Halka, Zemsta nietoperza, Krakowiacy i Górale and Dama od Maxima.[citation needed] In December 2011, Józefowicz directed the musical Polita, in which 3D images were used for the first time in live theatre.[citation needed] His most recent undertaking[when?] was directing and providing choreography to Roger Waters’ opera Ca Ira.[3] Awards
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