Kraftwerk on "Malta" originally theater festival

"Malta", originally theater festival, gathering every year more than
50 000 people and inviting about 500 international artists, became one
of the biggest and most important interdisciplinary festival in
Central and Eastern Europe. The festival invites every year the most
innovative and talented artists and groups from Poland and abroad such
as: Needcompany, Gisèle Vienne, Jan Fabre,   Kornel Mundruczó, Luk
Perceval or La Fura Dels Baus, but also produces and co-produces
performances together with i.a. Festival d'Avignon, Wiener Festwochen
or KunstenFestivalDesArts.

Malta Festival is famous for its musical offer. In the past we've
hosted such groups as Faith no More, Nine Inch Nails, Jane’s
Addiction, Portishead, Faith No More, Manu Chao, Radiohead. Apart from
the main musical act, every night, at the festival club, there is a
range of fee concerts topped up with a hugely popular Silent Disco.
This year our music star will be a legendary group KRAFTWERK. On 28th
of June, Kraftwerk will present in Poznan a 3D show which will be an
adaptation of last year retrospective of their work at the MoMA in New
York and the forthcoming at Tate Modern in London. Both those concerts
were very popular. At the MoMA and at Tate Modern the servers were
even blocked  due to "an unprecedented levels of demand".

A curator of the forthcoming Malta Festival edition, will be one of
the most important European artist, working at the intersection of
theater, performance and visual arts, Romeo Castellucci. He will
prepare programme entitled "oh man, oh machine", on the relationship
between man and machine being a byword for technology. What is worth
to mention Castellucci rarely engages himself in curatorial task.
Until now he has made two exceptions, in 2005 he was an author of
theatrical part of the Venice Biennial and in 2008 he was artiste
associé at Festival d'Avignon.