Main Creators

LAURA KUTKAITĖ

Laura Kutkaitė (b. 1993) is one of the loudest emerging voices in Lithuanian theatre, known for her experimental approach that blurs the lines between fiction and documentary. Having graduated in Choreography and Philosophy before studying Directing, she explores themes of body, gender, social exclusion, and identity, often empowering women and challenging patriarchal structures through vulnerability and collaborative creative processes. Her acclaimed works include "The Silence of the Sirens", "The Breast of Tiresias", "Judith Shakespeare – Rape and Revenge", and "tremolo".

PAWEL SAKOWICZ

Paweł Sakowicz is a choreographer and dancer. He is particularly interested in the history of dance and issues of cultural appropriation in choreography.

Paweł’s works include: ”Jumpcore” (Zachęta - National Gallery of Art), “Masakra” (Nowy Teatr in Warsaw), “Amando” (National Museum in Warsaw), “Imperial” (Komuna Warszawa Theatre), “Fatamorgana” (Studio Hrdinu in Prague), “Boa” (National Stary Theatre in Kraków), ”Laguna” (TR Warszawa), "Storm" (Sapieha Palace in Vilnius/Dance Pavilion in Warsaw) and "Abraxas" (MMLAB in Vilnius). He has shown his work at, among others, Polish and Czech Dance Platforms, Divine Comedy Festival, Santarcangelo Festival, Zürcher Theater Spektakel, Warsaw Gallery Weekend, Sirenos Festival, La Biennale de danse du Val-de-Marne, Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Muzeum Susch, Vienna Secession, Kunsthaus Hamburg, Tramway Glasgow, Palazzo Contarini Polignac in Venice, CAC New Orleans, NYU Skirball and Bohemian National Hall in New York.

AGNĖ MATULEVIČIŪTĖ

Agnė Matulevičiūtė  is a sound artist and composer, with a particular focus on music for theatre and film. Media and interdisciplinary art contexts, musical performances, experiments based on sonic expression are her field of activity. She holds artistic PhD from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, where she was researching and developing the concept of "after-sound" in contemporary music. Since 2014 she has been actively participating in group exhibitions, art and contemporary music festivals, artist residencies in Lithuania and abroad. Her music written for cinema has been recognised with a national award. She has also composed music for more than 30 productions in the biggest Lithuanian theatres (twice nominated in national theatre awards). Her works were presented not only in Lithuania, but also in Austria, Czech republic, Germany, Latvia, Estonia, Pakistan.

GEDIMINAS RIMEIKA

Gediminas Rimeika is known in Lithuanian theatre as both: an actor and a director. In 2010-2012 he studied theatre directing in Klaipėda University, in 2016 he graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (course led by Oskaras Koršunovas). After having played prominent roles in performances directed by Oskaras Koršunovas, Łukasz Twarkowski, Antanas Obcarskas, Rimeika started directing himself in 2019. His directorial works can be characterised by attention to the actor, and openness for experimentation.