The 116th Season of Liepaja Theater: Farewell to Egon Dombrovskis, Success of Shows, and Goodbye to Productions

Liepaja Theater bids farewell to legendary actor Egon Dombrovskis

The 116th season of the Liepaja Theater marked the end of an era as the great actor Egon Dombrovskis bid adieu to the stage in Liepaja. Colleagues and fans alike wished the actor a creative flight as he embarks on a new journey at the National Theatre. However, it was also announced that Dombrovskis will continue to grace the Liepāja Theater stage in the next season, reprising his roles in the previously prepared repertoire.

Dombrovskis, known for his exceptional talent and captivating performances, has been an integral part of the Liepaja Theater for many years. His departure leaves a void that will be hard to fill, but his legacy will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of theater enthusiasts.

In other news, the Liepaja Theater celebrated the success of its most played show of the season, “YEN,” directed by Dmitrijs Petrenko. The production mesmerized audiences and was performed a staggering 20 times throughout the season, earning it the honor of being the most played show. Following closely behind was “Dziesmu svetki,” created by Matīs Budovskis, which was shown 15 times. The third place was shared by two productions, “Wolves” directed by Toms Treinis and “Grimmi” directed by Elmārs Senkovs, both of which were performed 13 times. Notably, “Grimmi” also had the privilege of being showcased at two international festivals in Poland and Lithuania.

The Liepaja Theater also recognized the outstanding contributions of its actors during the 116th season. Edgars Pujāts emerged as the most employed actor, delivering remarkable performances in 90 shows and playing roles in 11 repertoire performances. Karīna Tatarinova followed closely behind with 85 performances, while Rolands Beķeris showcased his talent in 78 performances.

As the season came to a close, the Liepāja Theater bid farewell to several productions that had become beloved fixtures over the years. Among them was the long-running play “The Witch,” which was staged by J.J. Jillingjers in 2011. It took its final bow, along with other productions such as “Kališ,” “Jaunā līgava,” “Where did the host disappear?,” “Vienaldzības gadasims,” “That’s all,” “Biography. The Game,” “Cruel Games,” and “Pollyanna.”

The Liepaja Theater looks forward to the upcoming season with anticipation, as it continues to captivate audiences with its exceptional performances and dedication to the art of theater.

What impact did Egon Dombrovskis have on the Liepaja Theater community and how will his return in the next season be celebrated

, is considered a legend in the theater world. His career at the Liepaja Theater spanned over two decades, during which he showcased his versatility and ability to bring characters to life.

The farewell ceremony held at the Liepaja Theater was filled with emotional speeches and heartfelt tributes. Colleagues spoke of Dombrovskis’ dedication to his craft, his professionalism, and his unwavering commitment to the art of acting. Audience members who had witnessed his performances throughout the years expressed their gratitude for the unforgettable moments he had brought to the stage.

Dombrovskis, in his farewell speech, expressed his gratitude for the warm reception he received from the Liepaja theater community and emphasized his excitement for the new chapter at the National Theatre. He expressed his deep love for acting and reaffirmed his commitment to giving his best in every performance.

While bidding farewell to the stage, it was also announced that Dombrovskis would be returning to the Liepaja Theater in the next season. This news was met with great joy and anticipation from both the theater staff and the audience. Dombrovskis will be reprising some of his iconic roles from the previously prepared repertoire, allowing theater enthusiasts another chance to witness his exceptional talent.

The legacy of Egon Dombrovskis at the Liepaja Theater will undoubtedly be cherished for years to come. His contributions to the theater world and his ability to captivate audiences will forever be remembered. As he embarks on his new journey at the National Theatre, both his colleagues and fans alike wish him continued success and fulfillment in his career.