Koncerts (jeb Briesmas ikvienam). Kaktusi

The ballet production invites you to discover both 20th-century ballet classics and a bright masterpiece of contemporary choreography in one evening. American choreographer Jerome Robbins' (1918-1998) ballet The Concert (or The Perils of Everybody) (1956) is a comic parody of classical music listeners.

The action of the performance takes place at a Frédéric Chopin piano music concert, which carries its attendees into the depths of thought and imagination. Imaginary characters come to life, revealing human weaknesses and the expanses of fantasy. The Concert (or The Perils of Everybody), created in 1956, is an audience-pleasing work that allows us to look with a smile at our own charming flaws and peculiarities.

Swedish young choreographer Alexander Ekman's (1984) contemporary ballet Cacti is dedicated to art criticism and every viewer's right to interpret and experience art as they wish. In the performance, music by Franz Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Franz Schubert is played by a string quartet.