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Ona Šeiko Dance Theatre

“ONOS” – Dance Performance
About the Performance
Four ONAs. Four invisible beams and crumbling floors. Four women shaping space and creating an architecture of bodies and relationships – fragile, rebellious and intimate.
In the performance, ONAs protest, wait, break the silence, reconcile, and endure. They collect details of untold stories and, through their bodies, allow what has remained unseen to return.
ONAs revive the vibrations of lost voices and (re)create the present.
The Idea
“ONOS” continues the line of dance archaeology. This time, the creators turn their attention to the world of Lithuanian manors and the everyday lives, experiences and destinies of the women who lived there.
Choreographers Agnija Šeiko and Lina Puodžiukaitė-Lanauskienė, together with the creative team, explore how silences, losses and interpretations of history have shaped our identity and erased or transformed the sense of belonging to a community.
In “ONOS”, the body becomes architecture. Movement connects space, its elements and the inner world of the individual. ONAs become a common denominator, attempting to gather fragments of a scattered and lost history and give a voice back to those who lived, live and will live.
Creative Team
Choreographers: Agnija Šeiko, Lina Puodžiukaitė-Lanauskienė and the dancers
Dancers: Gintarė Marija Ūsė, Ugnė Kavaliauskaitė, Ema Senkuvienė, Marija Ivaškevičiūtė
Composer: Kristijonas Lučinskas
Set Designer: Sigita Šimkūnaitė
Costume Designer: Sandra Straukaitė
Dramaturg: Goda Dapšytė
Lighting Designer: Andrius Stasiulis
Producer: Judita Strumilaitė
Production
Production Team: Rasa Morkūnaitė, Darius Berulis, Ignas Šoliūnas, Vilma Ramašauskaitė, Gintarė Marija Ūsė, Edvardas Kažarnovičius
Funding and Partners
The project is funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture, Klaipėda City Municipality and Neringa Municipality.
Partners: Nida Culture and Tourism Information Centre “Agila”, National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts, Klaipėda Culture Factory.
Special thanks to: manor architecture consultant Dalia Puodžiukienė, historian and museum curator Kristina Petrauskė.
Where: VKC „Banga“
When: 19 September, 18:00