Naubertas Jasinskas
Naubertas Jasinskas | |||
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| Born | January 1, 1995 Šiauliai, Lithuania | ||
| Nationality | Lithuanian | ||
| Citizenship | Lithuania | ||
| Occupation | Theatre Director | ||
Naubertas Jasinskas (born January 1, 1995 in Šiauliai, Lithuania) is a Lithuanian Theatre director.[1][2][3][3]
Biography
Naubertas Jasinskas was born on January 1, 1995, in Šiauliai, Lithuania. As a theatre director, the career began in 2019, debuting at Lithuanian National Drama Theatre with a production Orfeo. City Lights[4]. In 2020 he obtained a master's degree in directing at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.[5] Among his teachers was director Yana Ross, playwright Sigitas Parulskis, composer Gintaras Sodeika. Performed directing practices in Den Nationale Scene (Norway), Volksbühne (Germany), Schauspielhaus Zürich (Switzerland) and Lithuanian National Drama Theatre (Lithuania).
List of directed plays
- 2021: Vegetative State - Manuel Infante, Jonas Mekas Visual Arts Center, Vilnius, Lithuania
- 2020: Fabrica[6] - Vilnius International Theatre Festival SIRENOS; Jonas Mekas Visual Arts Center, Vilnius, Lithuania
- 2020: The Pelican - after August Strindberg, State Youth Theater, Vilnius, Lithuania
- 2019: Orfeo. City Lights - after Dovilė Zavedskaitė, Lithuanian National Drama Theatre, Vilnius, Lithuania
Fabrica
The trio of director Naubertas Jasinskas, composer Gintaras Sodeika and visual artist Tadas Černiauskas, whose debut together with this installation took place in 2020 Vilnius International Theater Festival SIRENOS. It is a work that consists of a whole of video, space, objects and music. The "video part" of the installation consists of two screens ("video walls") - one screen shows the actors wearing Motion capture costumes and moving in space, the other screen shows the post-produced animation created by motion capture technology. These images synchronize the real and virtual worlds, creating the illusion of a repetitive ritual. The image on the screens is complemented by Sodeika's exclusive music track and an installation created by Černiauskas.
Invited to look at games like real-life events and life as one of the stages of a never-ending game, “fabrica” explores these issues through theatrical experiences. This theatrical installation is a kind of endless game, in which the audience is given the opportunity to enter and exit at any moment of the story, thus allowing the whole story to be put together in person.
Reviews: Steiblytė, Kristina. "Sirens 2020: Watching the screen"[7]
Ragelskienė, Ingrida. "Man in a Crisis World: Vilnius International Theater Festival "Sirens '20"[8]
Jauniškis, Vaidas "Questions from the Siren universe"[9]
Ivaškaitė, Sigita. "When the Sirens howl in its native language", The Theatre Magazine, issue 20, 2020.
References
- ↑ Renevytė, Ugnė Kačkauskaitė, Rimgailė. "Naubertas Jasinskas: "Fabrica" kaip trumpo metro teatras". 15min.lt (in lietuvių). Retrieved 2021-03-04.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ↑ "Režisierius Naubertas Jasinskas: "Visi supranta, kad Lietuvoje – didelė šiuolaikinių dramaturgų problema"". Žmonės.lt (in lietuvių). Retrieved 2021-03-04.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Kulevičiūtė, Julija. "Augališkas vyksmas - audiovizualiniame pasakojime "Vegetacinė būklė"". www.diena.lt (in lietuvių). Retrieved 2021-03-04.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ "Dovilė Zavedskaitė. ORFEO. CITY LIGHTS - Lithuanian National Drama Theatre". www.teatras.lt. Retrieved 2021-03-04.
- ↑ Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (2020-10-23). "LMTA ĮTEIKTI DIPLOMAI PASKUTINIAMS 2020-ŲJŲ METŲ ABSOLVENTAMS!".
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ↑ http://www.sirenos.lt/en/programa/fabrica/
- ↑ ""Sirenos 2020": žiūrėjimas į ekraną". Menų faktūra (in lietuvių). Retrieved 2021-01-03.
- ↑ "Žmogus krizės ištiktame pasaulyje: Vilniaus tarptautinis teatro festivalis "Sirenos '20"". Menų faktūra (in lietuvių). Retrieved 2021-01-03.
- ↑ "Klausimai iš "Sirenų" visatos". Menų faktūra (in lietuvių). Retrieved 2021-01-03.
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