National and city celebrations
Looking for a programme for Vasario 16-oji, a performance for Kovo 11-oji or an act for Liepos 6-oji? Teatras ir Muzika offers three distinct programmes that adapt to national and city celebrations – from a theatrical concert to modern folk and atmospheric ethno-electronica.
National and city celebrations deserve a programme that speaks about Lithuania – its history, identity and living culture. All three Teatras ir Muzika programmes are adaptable to occasions like these: the theatrical concert Lithuanian Myths and Legends suits commemorations of national holidays and patriotic occasions, Electro Folk LT is a fit for city celebrations and open-air festivals, and MurmurWood works beautifully for formal and cultural evenings.
Each programme can be adapted for an indoor hall or an open-air stage, and – depending on the context of your event – for international guests too, with a short introduction in English. Below you will find which programme best suits a particular occasion – Vasario 16-oji, Kovo 11-oji, Liepos 6-oji, or a city celebration or festival.
For a Vasario 16-oji programme, the theatrical concert Lithuanian Myths and Legends is the strongest fit. Lithuanian mythology, live storytelling and original music create a meaningful, patriotic atmosphere in the hall for this winter celebration – a format for when a state holiday calls for substance, not just sound. We adapt the programme to the stage of a culture centre, theatre or municipal event.
For a ceremonial Kovo 11-oji evening, commemoration or reception, we suggest MurmurWood – atmospheric Lithuanian ethno-electronica that carries national identity in a subtle, contemporary way. This programme suits formal and cultural evenings, while the theatrical concert Lithuanian Myths and Legends adapts perfectly to a main Independence Day concert.
For an open-air Liepos 6-oji event, we suggest Electro Folk LT – Lithuanian folk songs reworked with the rhythms of electronic music. This energetic, dance-friendly programme is suited to a summer open-air stage and is a great complement to city and community celebrations on the Day of the National Anthem. For a more ceremonial evening, the theatrical concert Lithuanian Myths and Legends is also a fitting choice.
For a city celebration or festival, Electro Folk LT is the best fit – an energetic, recognisably Lithuanian, dance-friendly programme for both outdoor and indoor stages. For a high-profile city evening or cultural programme, the atmospheric MurmurWood works beautifully, and for those seeking a theatrical experience, Lithuanian Myths and Legends is ideal. All the programmes are adaptable to community celebrations and festival stages.
Tell us the date of your event, the city, the space (indoor hall or open-air stage), the audience and the occasion – Vasario 16-oji, Kovo 11-oji, Liepos 6-oji, a city celebration or a festival. We will reply with the most suitable programme, its technical requirements and a preliminary quote. Email info@teatrasmuzika.lt or call +370 609 04881.
Request bookingFor commemorations of national holidays and patriotic occasions, the theatrical concert Lithuanian Myths and Legends is the best fit – one in which Lithuania's history and mythology come to life through music and storytelling. For a ceremonial evening or reception, we also suggest the atmospheric MurmurWood.
Yes. We adapt the programmes to both indoor halls and open-air stages. For city celebrations and open-air festivals, the energetic Electro Folk LT programme, based on Lithuanian folk songs, is a particularly good fit.
Yes. The sound is internationally accessible, and we can provide a short introduction in English, so the programmes are well suited to international guests and high-profile events.
Fill in an enquiry or email info@teatrasmuzika.lt, or call +370 609 04881. Give us the date, city, space and occasion – we will suggest the most suitable programme and a preliminary quote.
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Send the date, city, venue, audience profile and preferred programme. We reply with the right format, technical needs and a preliminary quote.