This production was one of the very few to translate the title of the show, to Koty. Jellicle Cats is translated to Roof Cats, the Polish equivalent of Alley Cats, with the opening song roughly being called "Alley Song" and the Jellicle Ball become "Alley Ball". The set was that of a disused television studio, and the costumes use a mix of painted Lycra and mesh, and faux-fur to create a unique visual style, along with choreography that was less technical, but more animalistic. The score was based off of the UK touring score.
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| - This production was one of the very few to translate the title of the show, to Koty. Jellicle Cats is translated to Roof Cats, the Polish equivalent of Alley Cats, with the opening song roughly being called "Alley Song" and the Jellicle Ball become "Alley Ball". The set was that of a disused television studio, and the costumes use a mix of painted Lycra and mesh, and faux-fur to create a unique visual style, along with choreography that was less technical, but more animalistic. The score was based off of the UK touring score.
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| - This production was one of the very few to translate the title of the show, to Koty. Jellicle Cats is translated to Roof Cats, the Polish equivalent of Alley Cats, with the opening song roughly being called "Alley Song" and the Jellicle Ball become "Alley Ball". The set was that of a disused television studio, and the costumes use a mix of painted Lycra and mesh, and faux-fur to create a unique visual style, along with choreography that was less technical, but more animalistic. The score was based off of the UK touring score.
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