This is a look from a different angle at the spaces of one of the best-known buildings in the city of Vilnius. Easily-recognised colours, surfaces, patterns and forms intertwine with the unconventional movement of ballet soloists Kristina Gudžiūnaitė and Julija Stankevičiūtė.

The Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre is an indispensable symbol of the Neris riverbank, in the architecture of which intermingle tradition and modernity. The minimalist dimensions of the building conceal interior spaces of impressive height, sinuous balconies and the building's famous chandeliers. In the interior, we discover traditional Lithuanian materials and a vivid range of colour: red clay bricks, brass fixtures and unique wooden finishing. The Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre was built in 1974. Its architect was Elena Nijolė Bučiūtė.

Organised by: Vilnius City Municipality

Partners: Lithuanian Dance Information Centre and Architektūros fondas

Special for: LRT PLIUS

Director: Jevgenij Tichonov

Ballet Soloists: Kristina Gudžiūnaitė, Julija Stankevičiūtė (Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre)

Music: Adas Gecevičius

Costume Design: Simona Banelytė

Stage Makeup: Eglė Lapinskienė

Producer: Agnė Biliūnaitė

Executive Producers: Anastasija Dichtiar and Margarita Kaučikaitė

Location: Vilnius city, Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre