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Jun
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30
Sep
ANA BOLENA
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
June 6th – September 30th
June 6th – September 30th
ANA BOLENA
OPERA
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
June 6th – September 30th
10
Jun
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21
Nov
DER PROZESS
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
June 10th – November 21st
June 10th – November 21st
DER PROZESS
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
June 10th – November 21st
a ballet in 2 acts
Composer Mindaugas Urbaitis
Author of electronic music fragments Marija Paškevičiūtė
Choreographer Martynas Rimeikis
Music Director and Conductor Modestas Barkauskas
Conductor Ričardas Šumila
Set Designer Marijus Jacovskis
Costume Designer Jurgita Jankutė
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 1 December, 2017
Running time: 1.40 hrs.
"Der Prozess" is the first full length ballet created by choreographer Martynas Rimeikis. The work features music by Mindaugas Urbaitis, as well as cold and stark concrete sets by Marijus Jacovskis, featuring a monumental guillotine, allowing the audience to experience the tragic confrontation between an individual and official system even stronger. Having turned into a sensation right after its premiere, "Der Prozess" offers a truly unforgettable evening at the theatre.
Composer Mindaugas Urbaitis
Author of electronic music fragments Marija Paškevičiūtė
Choreographer Martynas Rimeikis
Music Director and Conductor Modestas Barkauskas
Conductor Ričardas Šumila
Set Designer Marijus Jacovskis
Costume Designer Jurgita Jankutė
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 1 December, 2017
Running time: 1.40 hrs.
"Der Prozess" is the first full length ballet created by choreographer Martynas Rimeikis. The work features music by Mindaugas Urbaitis, as well as cold and stark concrete sets by Marijus Jacovskis, featuring a monumental guillotine, allowing the audience to experience the tragic confrontation between an individual and official system even stronger. Having turned into a sensation right after its premiere, "Der Prozess" offers a truly unforgettable evening at the theatre.
LA BOHEME
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
Saturday, 13/06/2020 18:30
an opera in 4 acts, sung in Italian
Libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa after Henri Murger’s novel Scènes de la vie de bohème
Music Director and Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director Cristina Mazzavillani Muti (Italy)
Stage Director Gediminas Šeduikis
Video Designer | David Loom (Italy)
Lighting Designer Vincent Longuemare (Italy)
Costume Designer Alessandro Lai (Italy)
Video Programmer Davide Broccoli (Italy)
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT and the Ravenna Festival (Italy)
Premiere: 31 December, 2015
Running time: 2.20 hrs.
Libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa after Henri Murger’s novel Scènes de la vie de bohème
Music Director and Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director Cristina Mazzavillani Muti (Italy)
Stage Director Gediminas Šeduikis
Video Designer | David Loom (Italy)
Lighting Designer Vincent Longuemare (Italy)
Costume Designer Alessandro Lai (Italy)
Video Programmer Davide Broccoli (Italy)
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT and the Ravenna Festival (Italy)
Premiere: 31 December, 2015
Running time: 2.20 hrs.
“I’ve put my entire soul into La bohème. I fell in love with it immensely. There are no words to describe how strongly I’ve fallen in love with the characters that were created”, – wrote Giacomo Puccini in his letter after the premiere in 1896. The audiences couldn’t stay indifferent to this opera as well: after the performances in Italy the theatregoers wouldn’t allow the performers to walk off the stage up until midnight. Over three years La bohème triumphed not only in Europe, but also in Africa, North and South America, Turkey. Today it is one of the most popular and most often produced masterpieces.
THE SWAN LAKE
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
July 2nd–4th
a ballet in 2 acts
Choreographers Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov
New Edition by Konstantin Sergeyev
Consulting Choreographers Liubov Kunakova, Ninella Kurgapkina, Liudmila Kovaliova, Henrieta Melnikova
Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Designer Viačeslav Okunev (Russia)
Premiere: 31 December, 2004
Running time: 2.50 hrs.
Choreographers Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov
New Edition by Konstantin Sergeyev
Consulting Choreographers Liubov Kunakova, Ninella Kurgapkina, Liudmila Kovaliova, Henrieta Melnikova
Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Designer Viačeslav Okunev (Russia)
Premiere: 31 December, 2004
Running time: 2.50 hrs.
“Ballet is also a symphony”, – claimed P. Tchaikovsky, who brought this genre closer to opera and symphony. In the beginning, however, such new point of view caused problems during the first production in Moscow: the performers, choreographer and even conductor thought that the material was completely unsuitable for dancing! "Swan Lake" was saved by choreographers Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov – the production presented in 1895 in Saint Petersburg was a triumph and remains up until today as one of the most popular examples of a classical romantic Russian ballet. Hardly a ballet company exists whose repertoire does not include a production of "Swan Lake". Rarely does a ballerina not dream of dancing the stunning swan Odette / Odile.
6
Jul
ŠVENTINIS KONCERTAS "LIETUVIAI" VALDOVŲ RŪMUOSE
Valdovų rūmų
Monday, 6/07/2020 21:00
Monday, 6/07/2020 21:00
ŠVENTINIS KONCERTAS "LIETUVIAI" VALDOVŲ RŪMUOSE
concert
Valdovų rūmų
Monday, 6/07/2020 21:00
12
Aug
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3
Oct
GISELLE
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
August 12th – October 3rd
August 12th – October 3rd
GISELLE
BALLET
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
August 12th – October 3rd
TURANDOT
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
TURANDOT
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
PREMIERE!
13
Sep
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27
Dec
THE SMARTY BUNNY
LNOBT - Kamerinė salė
September 13th – December 27th
September 13th – December 27th
THE SMARTY BUNNY
opera for children
LNOBT - Kamerinė salė
September 13th – December 27th
“One hundred bunnies gathered together, the green forest swayed and sloped, having spoken, having bargained, the school was proudly opened!“ Zuikis Puikis is a joyful and educational story dedicated to our youngest theatregoers. 3-7 year old children have a possibility to play, sing and learn at the school of bunnies together with the characters of the opera. Participating in the performance are young soloists, actors, dancers and chorus soloists of LNOBT’s Opera Studio for Children.
ASMIK GRIGORIAN CONCERT
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
ASMIK GRIGORIAN CONCERT
concert
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
CIPOLLINO
ballet for children
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
September 19th & 20th
a ballet in 3 acts for children
Libretto by G. Richlov after Gianni Rodari’s fairy tale
Choreographer Henrik Majorov (Russia)
Conductor Alvydas Šulčys
Designer Valerij Levental (USA)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 7 November, 2010
Running time: 2.10 hrs.
Libretto by G. Richlov after Gianni Rodari’s fairy tale
Choreographer Henrik Majorov (Russia)
Conductor Alvydas Šulčys
Designer Valerij Levental (USA)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 7 November, 2010
Running time: 2.10 hrs.
“Little onion Cipollino was the son of onion Cipollone. He had seven brothers: Cipoletto, Cipolotto, Chipolocho, Cipolucho and so on; all of the names were very suitable for this respectable family of onions” – this is how Gianni Rodari’s book The Adventures of Cipollino begins. The story brought worldwide fame to this winner of Hans Christian Andersen’s medal, and composer Karen Khachaturian set Cipollino to music. The brave Cipollino backed up by his little friends – the jolly Radish-Girl, the wise Cherry-Boy, and the beautiful Magnolia – defeats the evil Prince Citron and the cunning Signor Tomato. Together they experience many adventures, and the story ends very happily!
V. NOREIKA CONTEST FINAL
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
V. NOREIKA CONTEST FINAL
concert
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
CINDERELLA
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
CINDERELLA
ballet for children
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art
a ballet in 3 acts for children
Choreographer Enno Suuvė (Estonia)
Conductor Alvydas Šulčys
Designer Eldar Renter (Estija | Estonia)
Premiere: 8 March, 1984
Running time: 2.15 hrs.
Fairy tale about Cinderella is as old as the world… Indeed, it can even be found in the papyruses of ancient Egypt! The first printed variant of the tale was published in Italy in 1634, later other versions were presented by Charles Perrault, brothers Grimm. Sergei Prokofiev’s music composed for the ballet is considered to be one of his best works, and his Cinderella has been produced many times in various theatres. On our stage the version of this beautiful fairytale is presented by the pupils from the Ballet Department of the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts.
a ballet in 3 acts for children
Choreographer Enno Suuvė (Estonia)
Conductor Alvydas Šulčys
Designer Eldar Renter (Estija | Estonia)
Premiere: 8 March, 1984
Running time: 2.15 hrs.
Fairy tale about Cinderella is as old as the world… Indeed, it can even be found in the papyruses of ancient Egypt! The first printed variant of the tale was published in Italy in 1634, later other versions were presented by Charles Perrault, brothers Grimm. Sergei Prokofiev’s music composed for the ballet is considered to be one of his best works, and his Cinderella has been produced many times in various theatres. On our stage the version of this beautiful fairytale is presented by the pupils from the Ballet Department of the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts.
9
Oct
BARBORA RADVILAITĖ
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
Friday, 9/10/2020 18:30
Friday, 9/10/2020 18:30
BARBORA RADVILAITĖ
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
Friday, 9/10/2020 18:30
a ballet in 2 acts, set to the music of Stasys Vainiūnas, Arvydas Malcys, Henryk Mikołaj Górecki, etc.
Choreographer and Author of Libretto Anželika Cholina
Music Director and Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Set Designer Marijus Jacovskis
Costume and Make-Up Designer Juozas Statkevičius
Lighting Designer Tadas Valeika
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 27 May, 2011
Running time: 3 hrs.
Never before have I felt such responsibility and been so uplifted while producing a theatre performance: after all, the love story of Barbora and Žygimantas Augustas is genuine, sorrowful and controversial. No one knows the exact turns within the story and different chronicles contain only bits and pieces, thus I was enjoying a certain freedom of creativity. The whole action is transposed into an abstract scenery, the characters are wearing stylized costumes of the epoch. I am creating live theatrical action through gentle idealization of the love story, slightly personalized interpretation of facts and my own feminine intuition. I’m not really interested in finding a modern form of the production – the main concern is the action itself, where fates of people are closely intertwined. (Choreographer Anželika Cholina)
CHILDREN SONGS CONTEST 2020
concert
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
Suspended
LA JUIVE
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
October 15th–17th
CANDIDE
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
CANDIDE
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
28–31
Oct
MADAMA BUTTERFLY
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
October 28th–31st
October 28th–31st
MADAMA BUTTERFLY
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
October 28th–31st
an opera in 3 acts, sung in Italian
Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica after David Belasco‘s play Madame Butterfly, written after John Luter Long‘s short story, based upon Pierre Loti‘s novel Madame Chrysanthème
Music Director David Parry (United Kingdom)
Conductor Martynas Staškus
Director Anthony Minghella (United Kingdom)
Associate Director and Choreographer Carolyn Choa (United Kingdom)
Set Designer Michael Levine (Canada)
Costume Designer Han Feng (China)
Lighting Designer Peter Mumford (United Kingdom)
Puppets created by the Blind Summit Theatre (United Kingdom)
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT, English National Opera and the Metropolitan Opera
Premiere: 23 March, 2006
Running time: 3.30 hrs.
Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica after David Belasco‘s play Madame Butterfly, written after John Luter Long‘s short story, based upon Pierre Loti‘s novel Madame Chrysanthème
Music Director David Parry (United Kingdom)
Conductor Martynas Staškus
Director Anthony Minghella (United Kingdom)
Associate Director and Choreographer Carolyn Choa (United Kingdom)
Set Designer Michael Levine (Canada)
Costume Designer Han Feng (China)
Lighting Designer Peter Mumford (United Kingdom)
Puppets created by the Blind Summit Theatre (United Kingdom)
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT, English National Opera and the Metropolitan Opera
Premiere: 23 March, 2006
Running time: 3.30 hrs.
“The first thing to say about English National Opera's new Puccini production is that it is stunningly pretty. The second thing to say is that, well, it is stunningly pretty. And the third thing… Forget the opera – admire the stage pictures. This Butterfly is so visually entrancing it doesn't matter what the story is about or whether it touches the heart. From the first note to last, the eyes have it”, – wrote Financial Times after the premiere in London. The director of this production Anthony Minghella was a laureate of eight Academy Awards, known to the world as a famous director and screenwriter of The English Patient, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Cold Mountain. The production of Madam Butterfly at the English National Opera marked director’s debut in the field of opera and proved to be highly successful. It won the prestigious Lawrence Olivier prize as the best opera premiere of 2005 and was presented in Vilnius after six months, on 23 March, 2006 – it was soon named one of the best opera productions of all times to be shown at the LNOBT. Speaking of the differences between productions in London and Vilnius, the director himself claimed the latter was deeper, more subtle, revealing more meaning and poetry.
AUKSINIAI SCENOS KRYŽIAI
concert
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
Suspended
LA PIAF
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
LA PIAF
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
a ballet in 2 acts, after the music of Édith Piaf, Gabriel Fauré, Maurice Ravel, etc.
Music performed on tape
Choreographer Mauro Bigonzetti (Italy)
Set and Lighting Designer Carlo Cerri (Italy)
Associate Lighting Designer Massimo Consoli (Italy)
Costume Designers Ugnė Tamuliūnaitė, Mauro Bigonzetti (Italy)
Assistant to the Choreographer Macha Daudel (France)
Premiere: 21 April, 2017
Running time: 2 hrs.
The song "Non, je ne regrette rien" took the world by storm, and "No, I don't regret anything" was the life motto of its performer legendary Édith Piaf. This petite, fragile woman possessed a powerful voice, with which she told stories of love, loss, passion and the Parisian life. The exceptionally emotional singer, the unrivalled legend of the chanson genre, was often called the sparrow of Paris, and to the French she remains as the national pride and treasure of their country.
BRUKNELĖ
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
BRUKNELĖ
opera for children
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
FOREVER AND A DAY
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
FOREVER AND A DAY
dance opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
LA TRAVIATA
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
December 4th–31st
THE NUTCRACKER
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
THE NUTCRACKER
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
a ballet in 2 acts
Libretto by Marius Petipa after E. T. A. Hoffmann‘s fairytale The Nutcracker and the Mouse King
Krzysztofo Pastoro redakcija | Krzysztof Pastor‘s edition
Choreographer Krzysztof Pastor
Music Director and Conductor Martynas Staškus
Conductor Modestas Barkauskas
Designer Viačeslav Okunev (Rusija | Russia)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 21 November, 2014
Running time: 2.30 hrs.
“The majestic fir tree in the middle of the room was decorated with golden and silver apples, sugared almonds and colourful candies were blossoming as if they were flowers, and just look at all those other wonderful sweet! And yet, the most beautiful image was created by the hundreds of little candles, beaming through the darkness of the branches…” This is how The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, written by the German romantic writer Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann, begins. It inspired Piotr Tchaikovsky to create an incredibly beautiful music for ballet that manages to charm both children and their parents. Even today, around Christmas time a real The Nutcracker fever is always shaking up theatres all over the world!
Libretto by Marius Petipa after E. T. A. Hoffmann‘s fairytale The Nutcracker and the Mouse King
Krzysztofo Pastoro redakcija | Krzysztof Pastor‘s edition
Choreographer Krzysztof Pastor
Music Director and Conductor Martynas Staškus
Conductor Modestas Barkauskas
Designer Viačeslav Okunev (Rusija | Russia)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 21 November, 2014
Running time: 2.30 hrs.
“The majestic fir tree in the middle of the room was decorated with golden and silver apples, sugared almonds and colourful candies were blossoming as if they were flowers, and just look at all those other wonderful sweet! And yet, the most beautiful image was created by the hundreds of little candles, beaming through the darkness of the branches…” This is how The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, written by the German romantic writer Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann, begins. It inspired Piotr Tchaikovsky to create an incredibly beautiful music for ballet that manages to charm both children and their parents. Even today, around Christmas time a real The Nutcracker fever is always shaking up theatres all over the world!
15–16
Dec
DIE FLEDERMAUS
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
December 15th & 16th
December 15th & 16th
DIE FLEDERMAUS
operetta
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
December 15th & 16th
an operetta in 2 acts, sung in Lithuanian
Libretto by Karl Haffner and Richard Genée after Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy vaudeville Le réveillon
Libretto translated into Lithuanian by Vlada Mikštaitė and Antanas Gailius
Music Director and Conductor Martynas Staškus
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director Gediminas Šeduikis
Set and Lighting Designer Andu Dumitrescu (Romania)
Costume Designer Agnė Kuzmickaitė
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Choreographer Edita Stundytė
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 31 December, 2012
Running time: 3 hrs.
While Strauss was still alive, Die Fledermaus made its way into the repertoires of 200 different theatres and even today it is the most often produced operetta in the world. What were the reasons behind the popularity of this most Viennese operetta? Mistaken identities, flirtatious moments at the ball, elegant lightness of being and charming confusion, as well as spellbinding melodies – even the most sophisticated appreciators of opera claim that Die Fledermaus is indeed a perfect work of art!
Libretto by Karl Haffner and Richard Genée after Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy vaudeville Le réveillon
Libretto translated into Lithuanian by Vlada Mikštaitė and Antanas Gailius
Music Director and Conductor Martynas Staškus
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director Gediminas Šeduikis
Set and Lighting Designer Andu Dumitrescu (Romania)
Costume Designer Agnė Kuzmickaitė
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Choreographer Edita Stundytė
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 31 December, 2012
Running time: 3 hrs.
While Strauss was still alive, Die Fledermaus made its way into the repertoires of 200 different theatres and even today it is the most often produced operetta in the world. What were the reasons behind the popularity of this most Viennese operetta? Mistaken identities, flirtatious moments at the ball, elegant lightness of being and charming confusion, as well as spellbinding melodies – even the most sophisticated appreciators of opera claim that Die Fledermaus is indeed a perfect work of art!
DON QUIXOTE
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
Friday, 18/12/2020 18:30
DON QUIXOTE
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
DON QUIXOTE
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
a ballet in 4 acts
Choreographer Vasilij Medvedev (Russia)
Music Director and Conductor Martynas Staškus
Conductor Alvydas Šulčys
Set Designer Andrej Voitenko (Russia)
Costume Designer Jelena Zaiceva (Russia)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 29 April, 2016
Running time: 3.20 hrs.
Choreographer Vasilij Medvedev (Russia)
Music Director and Conductor Martynas Staškus
Conductor Alvydas Šulčys
Set Designer Andrej Voitenko (Russia)
Costume Designer Jelena Zaiceva (Russia)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Premiere: 29 April, 2016
Running time: 3.20 hrs.
Don Quixote is one of the favourites of the audience, and not only at the LNOBT. Of course, it probably wouldn’t be very wise to seek the wisdom and profound images created by M. de Cervantes in this ballet, however, the work is not striving to be too serious anyway. Rich, scintillating choreography and melodious, temperamental music filled with Spanish motives is a wonderful entertainment that always brings many merry moments to its viewers. It is a ballet that reminds us of fireworks.
GALA CONCERT
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
GALA CONCERT
concert
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
LA TRAVIATA
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
LA TRAVIATA
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
KONCERTAS LAISVĖS GYNĖJŲ DIENAI „G. VERDI REQUIEM“
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
KONCERTAS LAISVĖS GYNĖJŲ DIENAI „G. VERDI REQUIEM“
concert
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
THE MIRACULOUS MANDARIN / BLUEBEARD’S CASTLE
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
THE MIRACULOUS MANDARIN / BLUEBEARD’S CASTLE
ballet / opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
PREMIERE!
An evening of two works by one of the most famous 20th century composers Béla Bartók. “The Miraculous Mandarin” is choreographed by Krzysztof Pastor, and Bartók only one-act opera “Bluebeard’s Castle” is directed by Hungarian director Csaba Kael. The music director of both works is Robertas Šervenikas.
An evening of two works by one of the most famous 20th century composers Béla Bartók. “The Miraculous Mandarin” is choreographed by Krzysztof Pastor, and Bartók only one-act opera “Bluebeard’s Castle” is directed by Hungarian director Csaba Kael. The music director of both works is Robertas Šervenikas.
CARMEN
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
CARMEN
opera
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
an opera in 2 parts, sung in French
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy, after Prosper Mérimée's novella
Music Director and Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Director Arnaud Bernard (France)
Set Designer Alessandro Camera (Italy)
Costume Designer Maria Carla Ricotti (Italy)
Choreographer Gianni Santucci (Italy)
Lighting Designer Vinicio Cheli (Italy)
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 20 November, 2009
Running time: 3.15 hrs.
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy, after Prosper Mérimée's novella
Music Director and Conductor Robertas Šervenikas
Director Arnaud Bernard (France)
Set Designer Alessandro Camera (Italy)
Costume Designer Maria Carla Ricotti (Italy)
Choreographer Gianni Santucci (Italy)
Lighting Designer Vinicio Cheli (Italy)
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 20 November, 2009
Running time: 3.15 hrs.
Carmen is the most frequently staged opera in the world: ever since it premiered 140 years ago at the Opéra-Comique in Paris, it has remained unsurpassed by any other operatic work when it comes to the number of productions. The intriguing story of a gypsy from Spain, who bravely chooses death in the name of liberty and love, is one of the most impressive contemporary myths dealing with the mysterious nature of a Woman.
ERNANI
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
ERNANI
3 acts
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
ROMEO AND JULIET
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
ROMEO AND JULIET
ballet
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
a ballet in 2 acts
Choreographer Krzysztof Pastor (Poland)
Music Director and Conductor Modestas Pitrėnas
Set and Costume Designer Tatyana van Walsum (United Kingdom)
Video and Lighting Designer Wijnand van der Horst (The Netherlands)
Premiere: 10 October, 2016
Running time: 2.10 hrs.
Choreographer Krzysztof Pastor (Poland)
Music Director and Conductor Modestas Pitrėnas
Set and Costume Designer Tatyana van Walsum (United Kingdom)
Video and Lighting Designer Wijnand van der Horst (The Netherlands)
Premiere: 10 October, 2016
Running time: 2.10 hrs.
Sergei Prokofiev created ballet Romeo and Juliet in 1935-1936 – at that time he regretted his return from West to Russia and tried to get back, however, the Iron Curtain prevented him from doing so. The new impressive ballet was shunned by Russian theatres and saw daylight only in 1938 in Brno, Czechoslovakia. In Lithuania its premiere was unveiled in 1977. The production created in 1993 by Vladimir Vasiliev turned into a staple of Lithuanian ballet. The new interpretation of the eternal love story was offered by LNOBT's artistic director of ballet Krzysztof Pastor.
FIVE MIRACLES OF MARY
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
FIVE MIRACLES OF MARY
opera for children
LNOBT - Didžioji salė
an opera in 2 acts for children
Libretto by Ramutė Skučaitė
Composer Raminta Šerkšnytė
Music Director and Conductor Julius Geniušas
Conductor Modestas Barkauskas
Director Kęstutis Jakštas
Set Designer Gintaras Makarevičius
Costume Designer Julija Skuratova
Lighting Designer Audrius Jankauskas
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 4 March, 2017
Running time: 2.10 hrs.
It is a vivacious opera for the entire family about the mysterious nanny Mary Poppins, who has some magical abilities. The production tells a story about miracles (the big and small moments of our fleeting lives) to the younger audience, and does that in a simple and engrossing manner. The libretto of this Lithuanian opera was written by poetess Ramutė Skučaitė. She based her text on the stories by Pamela Travers and offered her own perception of Mary Poppins.
Libretto by Ramutė Skučaitė
Composer Raminta Šerkšnytė
Music Director and Conductor Julius Geniušas
Conductor Modestas Barkauskas
Director Kęstutis Jakštas
Set Designer Gintaras Makarevičius
Costume Designer Julija Skuratova
Lighting Designer Audrius Jankauskas
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Premiere: 4 March, 2017
Running time: 2.10 hrs.
It is a vivacious opera for the entire family about the mysterious nanny Mary Poppins, who has some magical abilities. The production tells a story about miracles (the big and small moments of our fleeting lives) to the younger audience, and does that in a simple and engrossing manner. The libretto of this Lithuanian opera was written by poetess Ramutė Skučaitė. She based her text on the stories by Pamela Travers and offered her own perception of Mary Poppins.
THE GAMBLER
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THE GAMBLER
OPERA
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Ballet premiere
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Ballet premiere
ballet, 2 acts
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MANON
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MANON
opera
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an opera in 5 acts, sung in French
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Philippe Gille after a novel by Abbé Prévost L'histoire du chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut
Music Director and Conductor Cyril Diederich (France)
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director, Costume Designer Vincent Boussard (France)
Set Designer Vincent Lemaire (Belgium)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT, San Francisco Opera and the Israeli Opera
Premiere: 18 September, 2015
Running time: 3.50 hrs.
an opera in 5 acts, sung in French
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Philippe Gille after a novel by Abbé Prévost L'histoire du chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut
Music Director and Conductor Cyril Diederich (France)
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director, Costume Designer Vincent Boussard (France)
Set Designer Vincent Lemaire (Belgium)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT, San Francisco Opera and the Israeli Opera
Premiere: 18 September, 2015
Running time: 3.50 hrs.
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Philippe Gille after a novel by Abbé Prévost L'histoire du chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut
Music Director and Conductor Cyril Diederich (France)
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director, Costume Designer Vincent Boussard (France)
Set Designer Vincent Lemaire (Belgium)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT, San Francisco Opera and the Israeli Opera
Premiere: 18 September, 2015
Running time: 3.50 hrs.
an opera in 5 acts, sung in French
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Philippe Gille after a novel by Abbé Prévost L'histoire du chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut
Music Director and Conductor Cyril Diederich (France)
Conductor Julius Geniušas
Director, Costume Designer Vincent Boussard (France)
Set Designer Vincent Lemaire (Belgium)
Lighting Designer Levas Kleinas
Chorus Master Česlovas Radžiūnas
Co-production between the LNOBT, San Francisco Opera and the Israeli Opera
Premiere: 18 September, 2015
Running time: 3.50 hrs.
Along with Gounod’s Faust and Bizet’s Carmen, Jules Massenet’s Manon is one of the most famous and beloved French operas. At the LNOBT the premiere of Manon was presented on 18 September, 2015. The production immediately attracted everyone’s attention and was greeted with very positive reviews from both the audience and the critics. The main criterion for choosing creative team for Manon was its relation to the French operatic tradition. Thus, on the stage one can see the authentic chatter from the streets of Paris and the spellbinding charm of La Belle Époque.
ČIURLIONIS
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ČIURLIONIS
ballet
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EUGENE ONEGIN
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