We all sometimes have our nostalgic moments, when we wish we were little children again. We look back on the carefree times of our childhood. Things that truly interested us, the joy we were playing with, the way we imagined our future… simply, we were living and dreaming about things we wanted from life.
 
So what holds us back in adulthood?
Why did we start building walls or digging pits in the path of our big dreams and goals?
Where did the natural flow of our visions stop?
Who said we should limit our imagination?
Who else but us…

Join us in a dreamlike world of Lost and Found - to reminisce, to drift with the current, to fly.

Kristýna Šalomonová is a student at the Duncan Center Dance Conservatory in Prague, where she is learning the fundamentals of choreography. She completed a one-year study internship in Contemporary Dance at the University of Stavanger (UiS) in Norway (2025/26), which she concluded with her original performance BEFORE TOMORROW and as a performer in the production Stick with us (choreographed by Takeshi Matsumoto, Japan). The performance Lost and Found marks her first independent theater project produced outside the academic setting. The performers—Kateřina Bártů, Jan Dvořáček, Anna Havlínová, Viktorie Froňková, and Vojtěch Vaculík are recent graduates of the Duncan Center Conservatory and played a major role in creating the movement material for the performance.