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In brief: A large book would be needed for describing the activity of two musicians making Kaunas city famous. On last Wednesday of March, the soloist Sabina Martinaitytė and pianist Audronė Eitmanavičiūtė commemorated the twentieth anniversary of their joint concert activity. One could only wonder at the number of works done by the duet, organised concerts, prepared opera parts and gained awards reading the programme of the concert. However, how could a listener hearing the duet for the first time evaluate the performers?
In brief: Who loves K.Navakas? The question is worth a million. One reviewer stated once that K. Navakas is most loved by K.Navakas. Also, K. Navakas and his texts are loved by other Lithuanian writers, especially poets, and this love is mutual. This love is openly shown in the first poem of the newest book of K. Navakas “From Mustard and Horseradish of Life” (V., LRS, 2007) called “A Song about the Writers’ Union”.
In brief: Every new work of the director Jonas Vaitkus arises big curiosity and interest, what should be expected from the performance this time, whether it will shock or say something important. Really, it may be stated that the director has surprised the audience with his newest performance “All My Sons” staged according to the play under the same name by Arthur Miller.
In brief: The theatre is the most public from all arts; therefore, the audience is a necessary condition for its existence. Political theatre as a phenomenon is even more public as it deepens into social, political, economical problems refusing purely aesthetical artistic searches.
