Panga Pank is an artistic agency established by Anna Wierzchowska Woźniak and her spouse Łukasz Woźniak in 2003.

Our fields of activities include:

1. production of theatrical performances, musical events, festivals, cultural and entertainment events, as well as organization of academic conferences
2. artistic management of authors, translators, directors, actors, production designers and set decorators, composers
3. finding and promoting plays of significant artistic quality
4. publishing of books, musical recordings, photographical albums
5. all creative activity, including education and theatre/literary criticism

Since 1999, in cooperation with Jagiellonian University's Drama Department, we have been publishing two series entitled Contemporary Plays and Contemporary Plays: Interpretations respectively, which already consist of 50 volumes. For this branch of our activity we received a nomination for a prestigious award The Polityka Passport in 2003. We have also organized two international academic conferences: one for production designing group FIRT/IFTR entitled Tradition and Innovation in Theatre Design: Concepts, Trends and Technologies (June 2001 - Jagiellonian University, Kraków), the other one entitled Fictional/Real in Contemporary Theatre (November 2005 - Jagiellonian University, Kraków).

We have also carried out two projects in cooperation with The Goethe Institute in Kraków (Hesse für Junge Leute, directed by M. Zadara), Nürnberger House in Kraków (SZUM 2005) and Cracovian House in Nürnberg (concerts of Janusz Radek and Beata Przybytek Group), The Swiss Cultural Foundation "Pro Helvetia" (promotion of plays by S. Dupuis, T. Hürlimann and L. Bärfuss).
We were assigned by the President of Cracow to organize a number of concerts and other events during the Polish Days in Leipzig (2004) and the Cracovian Days in Frankfurt am Main (2005).

We cooperate on a regular basis with "Teatr Rozmaitości" and "Teatr Powszechny" in Warsaw, "Teatr Polski" in Poznań, "PWST im. L. Solskiego" in Kraków as well as with the Intermedia Forum "bazart" attached to Cracovian "Stary Teatr".

We have launched three projects for the Cracovian Theatrical Reminiscences Festival. In 2003 it was an evening entitled Body.City.Blood during which the first polish performance of a play by the later Nobel-prize winner Elfride Jelinek had taken place (the production was directed by Łukasz Czuj). Another productions included Bluebeard: The Women's Hope, directed by Tomasz Wysocki (starring Andrzej Chyra), and - in 2006 - L. Bärfuss' The Bus, directed by Magda Ostrokólska.

We represent the most eminent Polish playwrights, among them: Michał Bajer, Amanita Muskania, Jan Klata, Marek Kochan, Jacek Papis, Monika Powalisz, Maria Spiss, Michał Walczak, Szymon Wróblewski, as well as few foreign ones: Miro Gavran (Croatia), Tim Staffel (Germany), Lukas Bärfuss (Switzerland), David Mamet (USA), Elfriede Jelinek (Austria).

We produced musical performances of Janusz Radek: The Queen of Night (2003, named "The Best Musical Producion of 2004" by Teatr magazine), Hi, madonna (2004), A House at the Outskirts (2005) and La Dolce DDR (2006).