The International Cultural Programme Centre regularly provides projects from Lithuanian cultural operators that introduce Lithuania’s culture and shows the potential and hopes of today’s creative society in our regularly updated database.

AVaspo (AudioVisual Asp of Poetry) is a symbiotic poetry and music project, intensely performing and constantly refreshing their repertoire.

Kaunas Dance Theatre „Aura" is a professional dance theatre that summons up a huge dance practice and achieved an international appreciation during its 30 years of practice. „Aura" was established by the grand dancer, well-known choreographer and dance educator Birute Letukaite who manages the theater up till now. The first public appearance „Aura" held in 1982 and thus considers it to be the beginning of its creative activity.

"WAFT" presents archaic Lithuanian polyphonic songs "sutartinės" in the context of contemporary music created by electroacoustic band "Fusedmarc" together with "sutartinės" ensemble "Trys keturiose".

Madrigal operas Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda and Ballo delle Ingrate by Claudio Monteverdi. It is the first staging of these Monteverdi's operas in Lithuania. The music is based on the original copies of the parts, preserved in Bologna library. The new edition of both operas is also complemented by the use of puppets in respect of a historic tradition of travelling theatres to use puppets in their chamber performances. Thus, in these two productions the great expression of Monteverdi's music ingeniously blends with various baroque forms and with the opportunities of puppet theatre.

Paulius and Svajonė Stanikas are two of the most intriguing contemporary Lithuanian artists, who long ago stepped beyond national boundaries and assumed a place in the discourse of international art criticism. The most famous of Paulius and Svajonė Stanikas’ works is the trilogy “World War” (Venice Biennale, 2003), “Inferno” (Vu Gallery, Paris, 2004) “The End of Millenium” (White Box Gallery, New York, 2005). Their newest work is entitled “Magda Goebbels” (ArtVilnius’09 art fair, 2009).