Don Quixote

Director Adomas Juška delves into the enduring relevance of "Don Quixote," portraying the titular character not as a deluded fool, but as a symbol of humanity's universal desire to transcend its present reality. This production highlights the individual's struggle to impose their vision and values on an unyielding world, drawing parallels between Don Quixote's quest and our own everyday existence. Juška emphasizes Cervantes's groundbreaking style, which avoided moralistic judgments and presented characters with nuanced complexity. The play explores the essential dialogue between Don Quixote and Sancho, showing how their contrasting worldviews complement each other, fostering mutual growth and change. This adaptation promises an original theatrical expression, playing with conventions much as Cervantes did with literary traditions.