If dancing about architecture looks like an impossible idea, the team of “Dance + City” proves differently! Take a look at the one minute videos that connect contemporary dance, Klaipeda city industrial marine architecture and video art. We present the clips together with Lithuanian national television LRT and LRT PLIUS and Lithuanian Dance Information Centre. […]
MoreRhythm, pulsation, cocoons of light, architecture of body and nature – this is how the unique Lithuanian region, the Curonian Spit, and the fragility of its life are revealed in the film by French choreographer Mathilde Monfreux, video artist Trécy Afonso and dancers of Šeiko Dance Company. Here the synthesis of the dancing body and […]
MoreTransience is a site-specific living installation choreographed by Maciej Kuźmiński in collaboration with dramaturg Paul Bargetto and produced by Šeiko Dance Company based on the performance “i”. In the piece, a group of faceless visitors occupy a part of the local urban landscape as a form of living sculpture. Their intervention in contemporary reality creates […]
MoreThis new work by Maciej Kuźmiński in his third collaboration with the director Paul Bargetto offers an existential meditation on the near and distant future, dream logic, and infinity. Balancing between the performing and visual arts, the piece conjures a house of mirrors constructed of an inner, infinite self, where crossing the boundaries of mortality […]
MoreAnt Urbo kalno stovinčiame 29 metrų aukščio švyturyje, pristatyta interaktyvios aplinkos, medijų, šokio ir muzikos instaliacijos premjerą „In – contact“, tyrinėjanti iliuzinį žmogaus visagalybės prieš gamtą santykį.
MoreIlgametis Pinos Bausch trupės šokėjas Daphnis Kokkinos (Vokietija) kartu su Šeiko šokio teatru pristato dedikaciją didžiajai šokio Mokytojai.
MoreThis solo dance performance inspired by personal experience opens up a sensitive societal issue: bullying and its effects.
MoreThe present tense becomes a thing of the past at every second, but the time of human life, philosophically speaking, remains the present, living through us until the very end.
MoreAn immersive experience, “Who the f ** k is Alice” is a combination of theatrical performance, physical movement, and spoken word performance.
MoreŠis spektaklis – tai choreografinis tyrimas, paremtas moksliniais ieškojimais apie biologines sistemas. Įsivaizduokime smėlio dulkes, chaotiškai besisukančias vėjyje…
MoreThe performance is an unusual interpretation of Boléro, a piece by the famous French composer Maurice Ravel.
MoreThis performance and historical excursion around the Nida Parnidis dune and its surroundings tells the story about the changing nature of the unique coastal region and the fate of its inhabitants and visitors.
MoreEach of our lives is a blink that turns into a vibrating and glowing flicker as all lives merge and dissolve in the middle of the night.
MoreSpecially designed for babies, this dance performance immerses the participants in the mysterious world of light and movement.
MoreThis dance performance transports the spectator to the places of old Klaipėda where Queen Louise of Prussia and her royal family used to walk 200 years ago, after leaving Berlin to escape Napoleon’s army.
MoreThis dance performance is a personal declaration of independence in the context of historical events.
MoreA visual and musical story about letting go of childhood and the ability to accept someone next to us and someone else living inside of us. Recommended for an audience of 12 years of age and older.
MoreRegardless of race, religion, sex, nationality or lifestyle, most humans seek acceptance by others and society. The dance performance Aside addresses this human need for acceptance, self-expression, and relationship between people.
MoreChildhood sometimes happens at the end of life. If you don’t believe this, ask King December. By the way, you can ask him anything. You can lie in the balcony, look at the stars and talk about immortality. You can name clouds, study King’s dream boxes, or you can go out and see something you have never seen before.
MoreThe changing identity of a post-soviet woman who experiences transformation caused by Western influence is the focus of this performance.
MoreThis Dance and Sound Performance Tour raises questions about who we are when we forget and who we become when we remember through experiencing a multi-media performance that visits the sites of seven historical Klaipėda churches.
MoreInspired by the enchanting book “The Lost and Unknown Princesses” by the French duo Philipp Lechermeier and Rébeccos Dautremer, the dance looks for ways to help each child discover and love themselves, and to cherish and build meaningful and respectful relationships with other children.
MoreThe multi-media Dance Opera Wasted Land features music, operatic singing, contemporary dance and video projections.
MoreThe minimal and aesthetically pleasing dance performance White Lullaby surrounds an audience with Lithuanian fairy tale mythology, but echoes current everyday issues
MoreAn interactive dance performance for kids, I Will Hug You tells the story of a family: mom, dad, older brother, and young sister.
MoreRather physical performance, emphasis is placed on sensuality, with underlying notes of self-irony here and there, a rather rare occurrence in Lithuanian contemporary dance.
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