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A group of UCLA students, professors and alumni traveled to Poland for two weeks in September. The students said they encountered several differences between Polish and American theater including genres and acting styles. During their trip, they took different acting workshops in Wrocław at the Grotowski Institute and attended productions put on by Polish theaters. (Laura Uzes/Daily Bruin)

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Poles like to joke that they are not very good at soccer, so their national sport is theater, said professor J.Ed Araiza. And the Polish are excellent at their national sport, added Araiza, who spent some time in their country this fall.

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TFT students, faculty discuss unique, progressive nature of Polish theater

By Raunak Devjani

Oct. 5, 2017 9:30 p.m.