“The Lost Songs” are songs of the world and insecurity, dreams and reality, the small and the infinite, and the ever so important ability to retain the joy of life of a warm July on a chilly October morning. It is a performance about our readiness to delve deeper, to look at the customary through another’s eyes, to accept that which we do not understand. It is an invitation to share a dream about the longed for and necessary tomorrow.

A dance performance that expands beyond the visible body, using voice and music as an integral part of corporal expression. Partly tap dance, partly hip-hop battle, The Lost Songs is a playful ballad for better future performed by captivating duo.

Artist trio is composed of choreographer and dancer Agate Bankava, performer and musician Artūrs Čukurs, and theatre director and dramaturg Andrejs Jarovojs. Being accomplished professionals on their own right together they examine the interest in collaborative artistic practice and create works that expand beyond border of specific genre. This partnership explores ambiguity of today’s reality combining critical perspectives and childlike playfulness.

Andrejs Jarovojs has studied directing at the Latvian Academy of Culture and is the artistic co-director of the GIT since 2009, as well as its resident stage director. Jarovojs is a seeker of new theatrical forms and means of expression who always explores the language, signs, space, time and communication with the audience in his works. His performances have been repeatedly nominated for the Latvian Theatre Award Spēlmaņu nakts, and in 2021 he has received this award for “Powerful conceptual experimentation that results in innovative forms of contemporary theatre”.