REFERENCE | JUDY TURAN ACTOR

Irena Solska is playing Rachel in «The Wedding» of Wyspiański, then «The Judges». The light is slanting and changing the face of the character extraordinarily embodied by Judy Turan

Jacek Kopciński, editor in chief of Teatr Magazine

She is no longer a marionette, but a great actress. She grows from the basement's spider's net as if tearing it with every word of her past performances (...).

She surprises with unusual consciousness and acting maturity. She works attentively and wisely.

Agnieszka Glińska, director

I met Judyta while working on Ala from the Primer of Alina Margolis-Edelman in The Jewish Theatre in Warsaw. She surprised me with unusual consciousness and acting awareness. She works attentively and wisely. And she has got a raving voice – voice which creates other worlds.

Intelligent and sensitive. She brings enthusiasm and warmth to the rehearsals.

David Foulkes, director, actor

Judyta is an intelligent and sensitive actress who is good at listening and taking direction, being willing to learn and continually build on her acting technique. In combination with the enthusiasm and warmth she brings to rehearsals, this led to her impressive and charismatic portrayal of George Sand in my production of "Chopin – cztery wieczory pisarskie". Judy understands the teamwork necessary to create theatrical art, and I would be very happy to work with her again in future projects.

A latter-day Monica Vitti and Sophia Loren rolled into one.

Jonathan Hollander, choreographer

Judy Turan has a rare and powerful persona on stage and film - She can be elegant with a penetrating froideur one moment; and then in the next moment, dissolve into laughter and warmth. A latter-day Monica Vitti and Sophia Loren rolled into one.

Embodying such a distinct character as Aurora Dupin [George Sand]... cannot be easy. Judyta Turan made it. And with splendor and impetus.

Kaja Owczarczyk, Teatralia

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