Klaipėda Drama Theatre

" The Klaipėda Drama Theatre's roots can be traced back to 1924 when the Šiauliai State Theatre relocated to Klaipėda. Initially called the Klaipėda State Theatre, it was renamed the Klaipėda Drama Theatre after World War II. The theatre's design reflects the neoclassical architectural style popular in the 19th century. The red-brick facade is accentuated with symmetrical columns, triangular pediments, and other classical details. The grandness of the exterior hints at the rich theatrical experiences that await inside. The Klaipėda Drama Theatre stages a diverse repertoire of productions throughout the year. From classic dramas and comedies to contemporary plays and experimental works, the theatre offers something for everyone. The plays are performed in Lithuanian, with occasional productions featuring subtitles in other languages."