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A solo performance based on true events, exploring family history, freedom, and courage.
Actor Eimutis Kvoščiauskas invites audiences into a sensitive and deeply personal story shaped by family memories, archival materials, and years of historical research. At its heart is his grandmother, Ona Liutvinaitė-Kvoščiauskienė, a woman who joined the Lithuanian partisan resistance — and whose choices changed the fate of an entire family.
Alongside her story are those of partisan brothers and a young son who was left to grow up without his mother — reminding us that the scars of occupation were carried not only by those who fought, but also by the children they left behind.
Grandma, Who Was Called a Bandit is a solo performance rooted in documentary theatre and storytelling. A live performance by the actor intertwines authentic family memories, archival material, video projections, and original music created especially for the production.
It is a personal, moving, and powerful experience that invites audiences not only to remember Lithuania’s history, but to see it through the fate of one family.
A performance about memory.
About family.
About people whose stories deserve to be heard.
About performer
Eimutis Kvoščiauskas is a Lithuanian theatre, film, and television actor. He has performed in various Lithuanian theatre productions, films, and television projects. He is also actively involved in independent theatre projects, combining stage acting, live storytelling, and personal creative expression.
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„Eimiskvosh”, MB
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