Open interview with Viktorija Miškūnaitė: about panic attacks, an unfulfilled dream, and a hobby you wouldn’t expect

Open interview with Viktorija Miškūnaitė: about panic attacks, an unfulfilled dream, and a hobby you wouldn't expect

Brief Dossier

  • Daily ritual. Morning coffee!
  • Favorite play. R. Wilson “Seven Lonely Days”.
  • Film. Olivier Laxe’s “Sirat”.
  • Favorite song. Lucio Dallo’s “Tu non mi basti mai”.
  • Summer hobby. Relaxing!

Opera soloist V. Miškūnaitė analyzes the work every time she creates a role, looking for connections between music and text, and gives the character a unique emotional content. This kind of relationship with creativity has accompanied her throughout her more than a decade-long stage journey.

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V. Miškūnaitė’s voice has been heard in many memorable operas: from Violetta in G. Verdi’s “La Traviata” to Elisabeth in “Don Carlo” and Aldona in A. Ponchielli’s opera “The Lithuanians”. For outstanding stage work, the soloist was twice awarded the “Golden Stage Cross” and was repeatedly chosen as Opera Soloist of the Year.

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