"Keistuolių Teatras" is an iconic Lithuanian theater and music group known for its quirky and humorous performances that combine elements of rock, folk, and children's music. The name, translating roughly to "Theater of Oddballs," reflects their distinctive and imaginative approach to art. Formed in the late 1980s, right before the fall of the Soviet Union, the group quickly became a staple in the Lithuanian cultural scene, gaining popularity not only for their music but also for their original theatrical productions, which often include satirical and social commentary.

Their musical catalog is diverse, with songs that appeal to both adults and children. "PYP PYP," "Mykolas Žvejas," and "Geltonų Plytų Kelias" showcase their talent for storytelling and their ability to craft catchy melodies that resonate with a wide audience. "Išdaigos Bašmukų Gatvėje" and "Paskutiniai Brėmeno Muzikantai" further demonstrate their whimsical narrative style. With "Užsitęsusios vaikystės ruduo," they delve into themes of nostalgia and the bittersweet passage of time, while "Aukštyn Kojom" presents their playful, irreverent side. Keistuolių Teatras continues to be celebrated for their creativity and their enduring contribution to Lithuanian culture.