The first part of Ice Show ELEMENTS is now available to watch online. Audiences can now experience the full recording of the arena ice show that took place on January 9, 2025, in Kaunas, Lithuania — featuring world-class figure skaters, live music, acrobatics, visual effects and performances created specifically for the arena stage.
Ice Show ELEMENTS introduced a new large-scale ice show format in Lithuania, bringing together figure skating, music, lighting, scenography, live performers and unexpected stage elements. This is not a competition broadcast, but a full arena production created for audiences who want to experience figure skating in a different form — emotional, visual and theatrical.
The full evening can now be watched online, at any time and from anywhere. Watch online: https://show.unqice.com/watch/

World-Class Skaters in One Show
The first part of Ice Show ELEMENTS featured leading Lithuanian and international figure skating names:
Guillaume Cizeron
Olympic champion and one of the most recognized ice dancers in the world.
Allison Reed & Saulius Ambrulevičius
Lithuania’s leading ice dance team and European Championships bronze medalists. Reed and Ambrulevičius appeared on the ice twice during the first show.
Rebecca Ghilardi & Filippo Ambrosini
Italian pair skaters and European Championships silver and bronze medalists.
Matteo Rizzo
Italian men’s singles skater, two-time European Championships silver medalist, two-time European Championships bronze medalist and Milano Cortina Olympic team event bronze medalist.
Aleksandr Selevko
Estonian men’s singles skater and European Championships silver medalist.
Kaitlin Hawayek & Jean-Luc Baker
Four Continents champions and ice dance team.
Mariah Bell
U.S. champion in women’s singles.
Paulina Ramanauskaitė & Deividas Kizala
Lithuanian Olympic ice dancers. The pair performed twice during the first Ice Show ELEMENTS.
Aleksandra Golovkina-Dolinskė
Multiple-time Lithuanian champion in women’s singles.
Gabrielė Juškaitė
Young Lithuanian figure skater.
Lėja Kazlauskaitė
Young Lithuanian figure skater.
One of the special numbers brought together Lithuanian skaters Allison Reed, Paulina Ramanauskaitė, Aleksandra Golovkina-Dolinskė, Gabrielė Juškaitė and Lėja Kazlauskaitė in a shared performance.
Large ensemble numbers also featured many young Lithuanian skaters, who performed alongside the international stars and became an important part of the arena production.
Live Music, Performers and Special Stage Numbers
Ice Show ELEMENTS was not built around figure skating alone. Live music, vocal performances, choir arrangements, percussion, acrobatics and stage movement helped shape the full arena experience.
Vilnius Sinfonietta, conducted by Vytautas Lukočius
The show featured live orchestral music performed by Vilnius Sinfonietta under the direction of highly acclaimed Lithuanian conductor Vytautas Lukočius.
Linas Adomaitis
One of Lithuania’s best-known performers and Lithuania’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004.
Danguolė Beinarytė with the choirs “Dangi” and “Dangiukai”
One of Lithuania’s most prominent choir conductors, appearing with the choirs “Dangi” and “Dangiukai”.
Eglė Jurgaitytė
Popular Lithuanian singer and third-place winner of the 2008 Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
Merūnas Vitulskis
Opera soloist and international song festival laureate, who has performed on major European stages including ABAO Bilbao Opera, Wiener Staatsoper, Opéra de Lille and the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg.
Nijolė Pareigytė
Lithuanian pop star and one of the country’s most recognizable entertainment personalities.
Percussion group from Latvia
A Latvian drum collective added rhythm and live energy to the arena show.
Parkour group
The programme also included parkour elements created for the arena stage.
Acrobats
Acrobatic performances expanded the show beyond traditional ice performance and added a stronger theatrical layer.
Together, these elements turned Ice Show ELEMENTS into more than a sequence of skating numbers — it became a complete arena production combining sport, music, theatre and visual storytelling.
How to Watch
The full recording of the first Ice Show ELEMENTS is now available online.
Price: $8.99 + 21% VAT
Watch online:
https://show.unqice.com/watch/
After purchasing access, viewers can watch the full recording of the first Ice Show ELEMENTS — from the opening numbers to the finale.

The Beginning of the ELEMENTS Story
The first Ice Show ELEMENTS became the starting point for a project that later grew into an even larger arena production. After the 2025 show, the project returned to Žalgirio Arena with its second part, Ice Show ELEMENTS 2: Pasodoble, while the third chapter, STICHIJOS 3: GALAXY, is set for 2027.
The first show remains an important beginning of the entire story — the night when the ELEMENTS concept was first presented: world-class figure skating, live music, visual direction and large-scale emotion on ice.
