Every year, December turns homes into a scene of anticipation for a miracle—but did you know that at the most unexpected moment, when everyone is asleep, a completely different kind of factory springs to life in the house? Santa’s elves, tired of being nothing but gift-bearers all year long, gather at the secret “Culture Factory” and unleash their own brand of chaos—pranks, games, laughter, and surprises that turn the house upside down.

With this play, we want to remind children (and their parents) that Christmas isn’t just about peace and order, but also about the courage to be mischievous, creative, and cheerful. Because the true spirit of Christmas is born where there is room for laughter, play, and little, gentle shenanigans.

Presentation of the play:

In Santa’s workshop, everything is supposed to run according to a strict routine—the gifts are counted, the lists are checked, and the elves work nonstop. But this year, a few elves decide that too much order is boring. At night, while the homeowners are asleep, they venture out into the world and set up their own “culture factory”—a place where the most inventive, funniest, and most unexpected pranks are born.

They hide on shelves, wrap themselves in toilet paper, swap shoes, and invite children to join them in their fun, interactive world. Together with Tadas Jakas, the crisis-management-expert elf (Klaipėda State Music Theater), and professional, certified elf movement masters from the “CODA” dance school, the young audience members will become true participants in the mischief.

Creative Team:

Certified Director of Pranks | Inga Briazkalovaitė
Secret Agent | Genadijus
Crisis Management Expert | Rasa Juškaitė-Norbutienė
Keyboard Whiz | Kristina Carnett

Duration: 45 min.
Format: Interactive dance performance for children

Performance dates:

 December 7th – 12:00 p.m.

 Culture Factory (KUFA) – 5A Bangų St., Klaipėda
Tickets: coming soon
to ticketmarket.lt Information and group reservations: +370 610 02562 | www.coda.lt

Every year, December turns homes into a scene of anticipation for a miracle—but did you know that at the most unexpected moment, when everyone is asleep, a completely different kind of factory springs to life in the house? Santa’s elves, tired of being nothing but gift-bearers all year long, gather at the secret “Culture Factory” and unleash their own brand of chaos—pranks, games, laughter, and surprises that turn the house upside down.

With this play, we want to remind children (and their parents) that Christmas isn’t just about peace and order, but also about the courage to be mischievous, creative, and cheerful. Because the true spirit of Christmas is born where there is room for laughter, play, and little, gentle shenanigans.

Presentation of the play:

In Santa’s workshop, everything is supposed to run according to a strict routine—the gifts are counted, the lists are checked, and the elves work nonstop. But this year, a few elves decide that too much order is boring. At night, while the homeowners are asleep, they venture out into the world and set up their own “culture factory”—a place where the most inventive, funniest, and most unexpected pranks are born.

They hide on the shelves, wrap themselves in toilet paper, swap shoes, and invite children to join their fun, interactive world. Together with Tadas Jakas, an elf and a crisis management virtuoso (Klaipėda State Music Theater), and professional, certified elf movement masters from the “CODA” dance school, the young audience members will become true participants in the mischief.

Creative Team:

Certified Director of Pranks | Inga Briazkalovaitė
Secret Agent | Genadijus
Crisis Management Expert | Rasa Juškaitė-Norbutienė
Keyboard Whiz | Kristina Carnett

Duration: 45 min.
Format: Interactive dance performance for children

Performance dates:

 December 7th – 10 a.m.

 Culture Factory (KUFA) – 5A Bangų St., Klaipėda
Tickets: coming soon
to ticketmarket.lt Information and group reservations: +370 610 02562 | www.coda.lt

Every year, December turns homes into a scene of anticipation for a miracle—but did you know that at the most unexpected moment, when everyone is asleep, a completely different kind of factory springs to life in the house? Santa’s elves, tired of spending the year just delivering presents, gather at the secret “Culture Factory” and unleash the chaos of their own making—pranks, games, laughter, and surprises that turn the house upside down.

With this play, we want to remind children (and their parents) that Christmas isn’t just about peace and order, but also about the courage to be mischievous, creative, and cheerful. Because the true spirit of Christmas is born where there is room for laughter, play, and little, gentle shenanigans.

Presentation of the play:

In Santa’s workshop, everything is supposed to run according to a strict routine—the gifts are counted, the lists are checked, and the elves work nonstop. But this year, a few elves decide that too much order is boring. At night, while the families are asleep, they venture out into the world and set up their own “culture factory”—a place where the most inventive, funniest, and most unexpected pranks are born.

They hide on the shelves, wrap themselves in toilet paper, swap shoes, and invite children to join them in their fun, interactive world. Together with Tadas Jakas, the crisis-management-expert elf (Klaipėda State Music Theater), and professional, certified elf movement masters from the “CODA” dance school, the young audience members will become true participants in the mischief.

Creative Team:

Certified Director of Pranks | Inga Briazkalovaitė
Secret Agent | Genadijus
Crisis Management Expert | Rasa Juškaitė-Norbutienė
Keyboard Whiz | Kristina Carnett

Duration: 45 min.
Format: Interactive dance performance for children

Performance dates:

 December 6th – 12:00 p.m.

 Culture Factory (KUFA) – 5A Bangų St., Klaipėda
Tickets: coming soon
to ticketmarket.lt Information and group reservations: +370 610 02562 | www.coda.lt

Every year, December turns homes into a scene of anticipation for a miracle—but did you know that at the most unexpected moment, when everyone is asleep, a completely different kind of factory springs to life in the house? Santa’s elves, tired of being just gift-bearers all year long, gather at the secret “Culture Factory” and unleash their own brand of chaos—pranks, games, laughter, and surprises that turn the house upside down.

With this play, we want to remind children (and their parents) that Christmas isn’t just about peace and order, but also about the courage to be playful, creative, and cheerful. Because the true spirit of Christmas is born where there is room for laughter, play, and little, gentle shenanigans.

Presentation of the play:

In Santa’s workshop, everything is supposed to run according to a strict routine—the gifts are counted, the lists are checked, and the elves work nonstop. But this year, a few elves decide that too much order is boring. At night, while everyone is asleep, they venture out into the world and set up their own “culture factory”—a place where the most inventive, funniest, and most unexpected pranks are born.

They hide on the shelves, wrap themselves in toilet paper, swap shoes, and invite children to join them in their fun, interactive world. Together with Tadas Jaku, the elf and crisis management virtuoso (Klaipėda State Music Theater), and the professional, certified elf movement masters from the “CODA” dance school, the young audience members will become active participants in the mischief.

Creative Team:

Certified Director of Pranks | Inga Briazkalovaitė
Secret Agent | Genadijus
Crisis Management Expert | Rasa Juškaitė-Norbutienė
Keyboard Whiz | Kristina Carnett

Duration: 45 min.
Format: Interactive dance performance for children

Performance dates:

 November 30th – 12:00 p.m.

 Culture Factory (KUFA) – 5A Bangų St., Klaipėda
Tickets: coming soon
to ticketmarket.lt Information and group reservations: +370 610 02562 | www.coda.lt

Every year, December transforms homes into a scene of anticipation for a miracle—but did you know that at the most unexpected moment, when everyone is asleep, a completely different kind of factory springs to life in the house? Santa’s elves, tired of being nothing but gift-bearers all year long, gather at a secret “Culture Factory” and unleash their own brand of chaos—pranks, games, laughter, and surprises that turn the house upside down.

With this play, we want to remind children (and their parents) that Christmas isn’t just about peace and order, but also about the courage to be mischievous, creative, and cheerful. Because the true spirit of Christmas is born where there is room for laughter, play, and little, gentle shenanigans.

Presentation of the play:

In Santa’s workshop, everything is supposed to run according to a strict routine—the gifts are counted, the lists are checked, and the elves work nonstop. But this year, a few elves decide that too much order is boring. At night, while the homeowners are asleep, they venture out into the world and set up their own “culture factory”—a place where the most inventive, funniest, and most unexpected pranks are born.

They hide on the shelves, wrap themselves in toilet paper, swap shoes, and invite children to join them in their fun, interactive world. Together with Tadas Jakas, the crisis-management-expert elf (Klaipėda State Music Theater), and professional, certified elf movement masters from the “CODA” dance school, the young audience members will become true participants in the mischief.

Creative Team:

Certified Director of Pranks | Inga Briazkalovaitė
Secret Agent | Genadijus
Crisis Management Expert | Rasa Juškaitė-Norbutienė
Keyboard Whiz | Kristina Carnett

Duration: 45 min.
Format: Interactive dance performance for children

Performance dates:

 November 16th – 12:00 p.m.

 Culture Factory (KUFA) – 5A Bangų St., Klaipėda
Tickets: coming soon
to ticketmarket.lt Information and group reservations: +370 610 02562 | www.coda.lt

This winter, just before Christmas, the charismatic Adam Dean is coming from England to the Klaipėda Culture Factory—a performer who has repeatedly filled huge venues in our country and won the hearts of audiences with his energy, the power of his voice, and his unique charm.

Adam Dean’s concert will be a truly festive event—it will feature Michael Bublé’s Christmas hits, familiar and beloved by all, creating a cozy, sparkling, and festive atmosphere. This is the music that many of us cannot imagine Christmas without—“It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,” “Holly Jolly Christmas,” “White Christmas,” and countless other songs that Bublé has etched into the history of world music.

Adam Dean will be accompanied on stage by the virtuoso pianist Vytautas Straižys—one of Lithuania’s most prominent jazz musicians, whose mastery and charisma turn every performance into a special musical experience.

A cozy evening, a sparkling atmosphere, and the most beautiful Christmas melodies—treat yourself and your loved ones to a truly festive moment!

To purchase more than 10 tickets, please contact info@kakava.lt

Doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Event duration: ~1 hour 30 minutes

Breaks: none

Are children admitted for free? No

Age requirement: None

Discounts: None

About the Organizer

Downtown Piano Lab, MB

7A Konstitucijos Ave., Vilnius, Lithuania

Company ID 307070328

VAT ID LT100017527211

Email: info@downtownpiano.com

Phone number: +37062402031

Website: www.downtownpianolab.com

Premiere – “A-Ū!”, a musical performance for babies

The musical performance for babies, “A-Ū!”, is an experiential journey through the theater for the very youngest audience members (6–24 months). The show invites parents and their little ones to immerse themselves in the gentle atmosphere of the forest: meet a fox, a bird, a hedgehog, and mysterious fireflies; listen to their songs; and discover how the forest changes from day to night.

The performance is designed to stimulate all of the baby’s senses—hearing, sight, and touch—encourage emotional expression, strengthen the bond between parents and children, and foster a child’s first encounter with the theater. It is a safe, cozy, and aesthetically pleasing first introduction to the performing arts.

The music for the performance is composed by Gytis Šimelionis, and the program also features live performances of classical pieces—Edvard Grieg’s “Morning” and Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata.”

“Early artistic experiences, participation in cultural activities with the family, the quality of artistic events experienced, and the attendance habits formed in childhood continue into adulthood and become the driving force behind adults’ engagement in the arts and culture” (Elsley, McMellon 2010: 19–20).

Creative Team

Director – Evelina Šimelionė
Composer – Gytis Šimelionis
Starring KJT actors: Rugilė Latvėnaitė, Vaiva Kvedaravičiūtė, Aurimas Bareikis, and Laima Akstinaitė.
Puppet Designer – Lina Drižiūtė Malinauskienė
Set Design – Remigijus Jančauskas
Psychological Consultant – Vika Gridiajeva
Illustrator – Berta Bocullo

Duration: 30 min.
After the performance, there will be 15 min. for free exploration and play.
Recommended for children aged 6–36 months.

The production was funded by the Klaipėda City Municipality
. The theater’s activities are funded by the Lithuanian Council
for Culture. The theater is managed by SDG.

Premiere – “A-Ū!”, a musical performance for babies

The musical performance for babies, “A-Ū!”, is an experiential journey through the theater for the youngest audience members (6–24 months). The show invites parents and their little ones to immerse themselves in the gentle atmosphere of the forest: meet a fox, a bird, a hedgehog, and mysterious fireflies; listen to their songs; and discover how the forest changes from day to night.

The performance is designed to stimulate all of a baby’s senses—hearing, sight, and touch—encourage emotional expression, strengthen the bond between parents and children, and foster a child’s first encounter with the theater. It is a safe, cozy, and aesthetically pleasing introduction to the performing arts.

The music for the performance is composed by Gytis Šimelionis, and the production also features live performances of classical pieces—Edvard Grieg’s “Morning” and Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata.”

“Early artistic experiences, participation in cultural activities with the family, the quality of artistic events experienced, and the attendance habits formed in childhood continue into adulthood and become the driving force behind adults’ engagement with the arts and culture” (Elsley, McMellon 2010: 19–20).

Creative Team

Director – Evelina Šimelionė
Composer – Gytis Šimelionis
Starring KJT actors: Rugilė Latvėnaitė, Vaiva Kvedaravičiūtė, Aurimas Bareikis, and Laima Akstinaitė.
Puppet Designer – Lina Drižiūtė Malinauskienė
Set Design Production – Remigijus Jančauskas
Psychological Consultant – Vika Gridiajeva
Illustrator – Berta Bocullo

Duration: 30 min.
After the performance, there will be 15 min. for free exploration and play.
Recommended for children aged 6–36 months.

The production was funded by the Klaipėda City Municipality
. The theater’s activities are funded by the Lithuanian Council
for Culture. The theater is managed by SDG.

Premiere – “A-Ū!”, a musical performance for babies

The musical performance for babies, “A-Ū!”, is an experiential journey through the theater for the youngest audience members (6–24 months). The show invites parents and their little ones to immerse themselves in the gentle atmosphere of the forest: meet a fox, a bird, a hedgehog, and mysterious fireflies; listen to their songs; and experience how the forest changes from day to night.

The performance is designed to stimulate all of a baby’s senses—hearing, sight, and touch—encourage emotional expression, strengthen the bond between parents and children, and foster a child’s first encounter with the theater. It is a safe, cozy, and aesthetically pleasing introduction to the performing arts.

The music for the play is composed by Gytis Šimelionis, and the performance also features live renditions of classical music pieces—Edvard Grieg’s “Morning” and Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata.”

“Early artistic experiences, participation in cultural activities with the family, the quality of artistic events experienced, and the attendance habits formed in childhood continue into adulthood and become the driving force behind adults’ engagement with the arts and culture” (Elsley, McMellon 2010: 19–20).

Creative Team

Director – Evelina Šimelionė
Composer – Gytis Šimelionis
Starring KJT actors: Rugilė Latvėnaitė, Vaiva Kvedaravičiūtė, Aurimas Bareikis, and Laima Akstinaitė.
Puppet Designer – Lina Drižiūtė Malinauskienė
Set Design Production – Remigijus Jančauskas
Psychological Consultant – Vika Gridiajeva
Illustrator – Berta Bocullo

Duration: 30 min.
After the performance, there will be 15 min. for free exploration and play.
Recommended for children aged 6–36 months.

The production was funded by the Klaipėda City Municipality
. The theater’s activities are funded by the Lithuanian Council
for Culture. The theater is managed by SDG.