Łukasz Witkowski, Creator of Frikart
A creator of commotion, a man of inexhaustible stage energy, and one of the most talented jugglers in Poland. An animator, performer, and artist with over 20 years of experience in theatrical and circus arts, who constantly infects audiences with his passion, charisma, and unique sense of humor. He specializes in working with both children and adults, easily connecting with every audience and building an atmosphere where anything is possible.
Throughout his career, he has performed on numerous stages across Europe – from the vibrant streets of Barcelona, through atmospheric squares and stages in France, Italy, and Germany, to cultural events in the Czech Republic and Poland. Each of his performances is a combination of masterful juggling technique, elements of physical theatre, comedy, and illusion, which together create an unforgettable spectacle.
He is a graduate of the prestigious course in pantomime and equilibristics at the Circus School in Barcelona, where he honed his skills under the eye of international masters of the contemporary circus scene. His artistic path also includes multiple participation in international juggling festivals and conventions – including those in Munich, Barcelona, Karlsruhe, Carvin, and Prague – where he presented his original acts, took part in workshops, and shared his knowledge with other artists.
He is the co-founder of the Kejos Theater Association – one of the first groups in Poland operating at the intersection of theatre and new circus. It was through his initiative that the Central European Theatre and Circus Meetings were established – the country’s first festival promoting this innovative art form, which combines tradition with modernity, humor with poetry, and technique with emotion.
His mission is not only to create spectacles but also to inspire others to discover the magic of movement, balance, and expression. In his work, he focuses on authenticity, creativity, and direct contact with the audience, believing that circus art can move, entertain, and unite people across all divides.
