Marta Seredyńska (born 1991) – researcher, critic and producer.
She completed Theatre Studies as well as Interactive Media and Spectacles at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, in addition to Social Politics at the University of Warsaw. In 2024, he became a doctor of social studies in the field of politics and administration.
She has cooperated with the Malta Festival Poznań, Teatr Polski (Polish Theatre) in Poznań, Warsaw Bauhaus Foundation, Scena Współczesna/Teatr Tańca Zawirowania Foundation, Szkoła Liderów Foundation, Performa Foundation, Supernova Acrobatics Theatre, FRU Dance and Ballet Academy, Jan Kiepura Mazowsze Music Theatre and others. Since 2016, she has run the Rezonanse Kultury Foundation. She curated the scientific conference titled Dance in Warsaw. The art of dance and choreography in the 20th and 21st centuries organised by the Centrum Sztuki Tańca (Centre for the Art of Dance) in Warsaw, and she edited the post-conference publication bearing the same title. Since 2022, she has curated the works of the Critique and Theory of Dance Department at the Centralna Scena Tańca (Centre Stage of Dance). In 2024, together with Dr Regina Lissowska-Postaremczak, she curated the conference titled In search of balance. Good practices and sustainable development in dance and other performing arts, as part of the Centralna Scena Tańca.
She has written for Didaskalia, Teatralia Online Magazine, TaniecPOLSKA.pl, Teatralia, Taniec quarterly, Nietakt magazine and other media. In 2023, collaborating with the Warszawskie Obserwatorium Kultury (Warsaw Culture Observatory), she conducted research into work conditions of freelancers active in the field of contemporary and conceptual dance. In 2024, her doctoral dissertation titled Sytuacja tancerzy na rynku pracy w Polsce – problemy, wyzwania, propozycje rozwiązań (Situation of dancers on the Polish labour market – problems, challenges, proposed solutions) was published in book form.
In 2022, she was awarded a scholarship from the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
