Editing Bielsko-Biała (section)

=== Theatres and cinemas ===
[[File:Polish Theatre in Bielsko-Biała, December 2020.jpg|thumb|Polish Theatre]]
[[Polish Theatre, Bielsko-Biała|Polish Theatre]] (''Teatr Polski'') is a drama theater that was established after World War II as a successor to the German ''Stadttheater Bielitz'', founded in 1890, and took over its historic building at 1 Maja Street. [[Banialuka Puppet Theatre]] (''Teatr Lalek Banialuka'') was founded in 1947 on the initiative of [[Jerzy Zitzman]] and [[Zenobiusz Zwolski]]. It is one of the leading institutions of its kind in Poland. In addition, numerous performances are staged at BCK cultural centre, and non-professional theater activities are conducted by the Bielsko-Biała Artistic Association ''Teatr Grodzki'', founded in 1999.
[[File:Bielsko-Biała, Studio Filmów Rysunkowych - Centrum Bajki i Animacji OKO, plac zewnętrzny i willa Rotha.jpg|thumb|Headquarters of the animation studio and the Interactive Centre of Fairy Tales and Animation in 2024]]
Bielsko-Biała is known as the city where ''[[Studio Filmów Rysunkowych]]'' (SFR)—one of five [[animation studio]]s established in post-war Poland—is headquartered. It has existed since 1947, and has produced such cartoons as ''[[Reksio]]'', ''[[Bolek and Lolek]]'', ''[[Margo the Mouse]]'' and a number of others. Among the most recent works is the series ''Kuba i Śruba'', filmed between 2011 and 2016. In 2024, the OKO Interactive Fairy Tale and Animation Centre (''Interaktywne Centrum Bajki i Animacji OKO'') was opened on the studio premises at 22-24 Cieszyńska Street, which serves as a museum and thematic entertainment and educational centre based on the SFR's heritage. The centre includes the Kreska cinema, the only arthouse cinema in the city. Apart from it, Bielsko-Biala has two [[Multiplex (movie theater)|multiplexes]]: ''Helios'' in the [[Sfera (mall)|Galeria Sfera]] shopping mall and ''Cinema City'' in the Gemini Park shopping mall.