Theatre
Before Villas started her theatre career in Poland, she performed in international revue shows in France and United States. In 1978 she played at the Grand Theatre in Łódź in the musical show Kochajmy się. In the 1970s/80s Villas was a star of the Siren Theatre in Warsaw. Villas played several roles in her theatre career, including Lygia in The third programme (Trzeci program, 1978) and the main role in the revue Violetta (1986–1988). In 1986 she returned to theatre, performing in Violetta, a with an orchestra and ballet. Singer was a star of the Syrena to late 1980s. After 1988 she never performed again in this theatre.
In 1992, Villas played in the musical Hello, Dolly! at Cracow Operetta House. In the 1990s she performed at Warsaw Operetta House in her author's programme, The Violetta Villas Show.
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