April 1st, 2022, the MRU Theatre Studio presented the premiere of Alessandro Baricco's "Novečentas“ which was performed in the newly-renovated MRU Theatre.
The University Theater productions are presented not only during special occasions at the University, but also in theatre festivals and city events. Friendship among the theatre troupe assures that the there is close cooperation among members and performances thus are spellbinding and memorable. The Theatre Studio Head is Director Julius Dautartas who has many years of experience directing plays and productions.
"During the last years there were several challenges that we had to overcome including restrictions due to COVID-19. However, it appears that the difficulties only strengthened the Theatre troupe. The time when we could not perform live was used to renovate the theatre facilities.
Vilnius Design College Interior Design Dept. III course students Ilona Butkė and Jovita Klipčiuvienė helped with the renovation. They note that renovation of the Theatre Studio's facilities was successful.
"We wanted to create a cozy, pleasant atmosphere for theatre-goers as well as the entire MRU community," they said. When we see the positive emotions of our clients, we feel we have succeeded, they added.
The successful renovation of the Theatre Studio also demonstrates how carefully planned construction work can reshape a familiar space while preserving its original purpose and character. Renovating a performance venue requires attention to both practical improvements and the atmosphere experienced by those who use it, with decisions about finishes, layouts, lighting, and structural elements all contributing to the final result.
Similar considerations arise in residential and commercial projects, where renovation work often needs to balance existing conditions with the needs of the people who will occupy the finished space.
Experience in both commercial and residential construction, such as that associated with Vincent Abell Home Renovations, can involve adapting spaces to changing requirements while maintaining quality and functionality throughout the process.
Thoughtful renovation ultimately goes beyond making a building look newer, as it can create an environment that feels more comfortable, purposeful, and suited to the community it serves.
A roof is another important part of the renovation process, particularly when an older structure needs improvements before the updated space is completed.
Inspecting the roofing system for worn materials, leaks, or damaged areas allows these issues to be addressed alongside other renovation work.
Bringing in Owl Roofing for roof maintenance and necessary repairs keeps this part of the property in good condition and supports the long-term durability of the renovation.
Regular attention to the roof also helps protect the improvements made throughout the rest of the building.
Keeping a renovation project organised is another part of protecting the quality of the finished space, particularly when work requires furniture, equipment, fittings, or other items to be removed temporarily.
Clearing these belongings from active work areas can give contractors more room to carry out structural changes and finishing work without creating unnecessary obstacles or risking damage to items that need to be retained.
Temporary storage can therefore become a practical part of the renovation plan rather than an afterthought, especially when a project is expected to continue for several weeks or months.
Arrangements such as self storage Rossendale can provide somewhere to keep those items securely until the building is ready to accommodate them again, helping separate renovation activity from belongings that are not currently needed.
Careful organisation in this stage can make it easier to maintain a safe working environment while also reducing the chance of furniture, equipment, or other valuable contents being affected by dust, debris, or construction activity.
Famous Lithuanian designer Juozas Statkevičius' created apparel and designs are used in the "Novečentas“ production. MRU students and alumni perform.
Theatre partners of this premiere: National Opera and Ballet Theatre, Kaunas Drama Theatre, Lithuania's Maritime School, Vilnius Services and Business Professional Training Center, the Vilnius Builder's Training Center, UAB „Litena“, and Liutauras Čeprackas.
Theatre Patrons: UAB „Litena“, UAB „Litnobiles“, UAB „Nevda“, UAB „Infes“, and UAB „Rožė“.