The Latvian National Theatre hosted a meeting between the team responsible for the concert, i.e. Elina Garanca, Raimonds Pauls and philanthropist Inara Teterev, and journalists, during which those present had the chance to listen to the musical performance, view the newly-released compact disc and ask questions. Photo: Kristaps Kalns
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In October, the Riga Russian Theatre will present two premieres under the auspices of Boris and Inara Teterev’s arts programme TÊTE-À-TÊTE 2016. On 1 October, theatre lovers will be able to enjoy Vladislav Nastavshev’s production of Euripides’ “Medea” with Guna Zariņa in the leading role. In turn, on 22 October, we’ll have the chance to see Alla Sigalova’s adaptation of “To Love”. Photo: Olga Bikova
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The Riga Russian Theatre hosted a special concert, produced especially for the TÊTE-À-TÊTE 2015 arts programme, comprised of fragments from five shows that have been produced with the support of the Boris and Ināra Teterev Foundation. Photo: Aigars Altenbergs
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The arts programme TÊTE-À-TÊTE 2015 concluded with a single concert given by the London Sinfonietta in Latvia. The concert featured a surprising blend of musical genres and means of expression. Photo: Toms Norde
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Programme TÊTE-À-TÊTE 2015 and the season of the Latvian National Theatre were opened with a new adaptation of Rainis’ “Fire and Night”, continuing the year-long celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the great poet and former director of the Latvian National Theatre. Photo: Kristaps Kalns
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This conference was dedicated to the challenges related to the interaction of contemporary art and the contemporary city. The audience was introduced to the experience of different countries including examples of best practice, problems, perspectives and dreams. Photo: Ieva Lūka, LETA
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The National Library exhibited a gift from Boris and Ināra Teterev, which augments its collection of culture and art. Also, the new book on cinema was released and presented to libraries. Photo: Ieva Lūka
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Nobel Prize winning poet Joseph Brodsky and Mikhail Baryshnikov had been friends for 22 years until Brodsky’s death in 1996. Now they meet again on stage in a unique theatrical adventure conceived by Alvis Hermanis. Photo: Jānis Deinats
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