The Lubuski Theater announced the death of the 26-year-old. “In December, he delighted us all with the role of Grabiec in 'Balladyna', and today he leaves behind a void that will be difficult to overcome,” we read on the theater's Facebook profile.
Paweł Gabor's relatives and friends said goodbye to him. “We will miss him very much”
The death of the 26-year-old shocked the entire Lubuskie Theater community. “Paweł was a kind person with a passion for art. He loved singing, he loved music – especially rock. The Pink Floyd band held a special place in his heart, although he could also surprise with his sympathy for NWA. In his artistic work, he was guided by the words of Stella Adler. 'Life beats and crushes your soul, and art reminds you that you have one at all.' Paul reminded us of this truth every day, both on and off the stage. Our hearts go out to his family, friends and everyone who was lucky enough to know him. We will miss him very much,” we read further in the entry. Paweł graduated from the State Film, Television and Theater School in Łódź in 2024. The 26-year-old made his debut on the stage of the Lubuskie Theater in the role of Sancho Panza in “The Adventures of Don Quixote”, thanks to which won the hearts of not only the older audience, but also the slightly younger one.
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Paweł Gabor won the hearts of many. An avalanche of comments under the post
Many people said goodbye to the 26-year-old. Not only did they write expressions of sympathy friends Paweł, but also those who knew him only from his performances. “We were at the premiere… Great tragedy”, “Very sad news. May he rest in peace”, “Another loss for the theater”, “Shock and disbelief and tears. Pawełek, if only you saw the value you had to offer the world. We we saw. Great potential. Rest in peace”, “I had the opportunity to exchange a few words with this young and very talented actor after the performance. It is very sad news that he passed away so early.”