In Nuutrum Theatre

Premiered 04.07.2024.

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Author Piret Jaaks

Director Jaanus Nuutre

Stage designer Jana Wolke

Sound designer Tobias Tammearu

Lighting designer Margus Ruhno

Performance director Inge Kaseleht

Cast: Ülle Lichtfeldt (Rakvere Theatre), Miika Pihlak, Jaanis Valk (Tammsaare Theatre)

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Vaba Lava Theatre Centre

Premiered 15.08.2025

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Author Piret Jaaks

Director Mari-Liis Lill

Stage designer Nele Sooväli

Sound designer Erik Mikussaar

Composer Jarek Kasar

Lighting designer Priidu Adlas (Estonian Drama Theatre)

Producer Serafima Koldkina

Cast: Henrik Kalmet, Riina Maidre, Elina Reinold, Kristjan Sarv

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In Theatre Vanemuine

Premiered 20.01.2024

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Author Piret Jaaks

Director Marta Aliide Jakovski (Tallinn City Theatre) 

Stage designer Kristjan Suits (Tallinn City Theatre) Composer Ann Reimann

Director of photography Fidelia Regina Randmäe, Marta Aliide Jakovski

Cast: Külliki Saldre, Karol Kuntsel, Lena Barbara Luhse, Kaarel Pogga, Reimo Sagor

Theatre TEMUFI

Premiered 21.02.2025

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Author Piret Jaaks

Director Rauno Kaibiainen

Set Design Inga Vares

Sound Designer Madis Kreevan

Lighting Designer Sander Aleks Paavo

Scenographer Marje Sepp

Cast: Silver Kaljula, Natali Väli

A successful young lawyer Linda is visiting her hometown when her twin brother Rain suddenly appears at her door. Although it has been seven years since they last met, Linda is not happy to see her brother. Rain brings with him a dark secret that has connected them since childhood. A game begins, during which it is not clear whether truth or justice prevails and who is to blame for what happened.

"Dark Matter" is a psychological thriller by writer Piret Jaaks. The author considers the work a mental sequel to her successful play "Queen of the Night", which has been staged repeatedly in both Estonia and Finland. With "Dark Matter", Jaaks continues to address topics that are important to her: violence and power relations that have woven a web into the lonely soul.

Juozo Miltinio Drama Theatre in Lithuania, March 2026.

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