Jerzy Jurandot

Jerzy Jurandot
Born	March 19, 1911(1911-03-19) Warsaw, Russian Empire
Died	August 16, 1979(1979-08-16) (aged 68) Warsaw, Poland
Occupation	Poet, dramatist, satirist
Spouse	Stefania Grodzieńska
Website
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0973225/

Jerzy Jurandot, born Jerzy Glejgewicht (March 19, 1911, Warsaw - August 16, 1979, Warsaw), Polish poet, dramatist, satirist and songwriter.

Jurandot debuted at the end of the 1920s, and in 1930s grew in popularity. He was the literary creator for the cabarets Qui Pro Quo and Cyrulik warszawskich as well contributing to others such as Morskie Oko and Banda. He also wrote dialog for the films such as Ada to nie wypada, Manewry miłosne and Pani minister tańczy.

In 1942 he was a literary manager of the theatre revue in the Warsaw Ghetto, working with Ivo Wesby.^[1] After the World War II he created and managed the satirical theater "Syrena" (1945–50 and 1955–57). In 1952-55 he acted as the director the Satirical Theatre in Warsaw.

Family

He was husband of Stefania Grodzieńska.

Works

• Theater pieces
  • Plecy - (1945)
  • Takie czasy - (1954)
  • Trzeci dzwonek - (1958)
  • Mąż Fołtasiówny - (1960)
  • Operacja Sodoma, czyli dziewiąty sprawiedliwy - (1962)
  • Pamiątkowa fotografia - (1966)
  • Rachunek nieprawdopodobieństwa - (1971)
• Contributions
  • Dzieje śmiechu - 1959

References

1. ^ Fater, Isaschar (1970). Jewish Music in Poland between the Two World Wars, p. 301

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Name	Jurandot, Jerzy
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Date of birth	March 19, 1911
Place of birth	Warsaw, Russian Empire
Date of death	August 16, 1979
Place of death	Warsaw, Poland