Jolanta Dapkūnaitė, a renowned actress who graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre in 1992, is celebrated on her 60th birthday for her significant contributions to the performing arts. She belonged to a pioneering group of actors who studied alongside the first directors’ course, under the guidance of Jonas Vaitkus. Known for her meticulous preparation for rehearsals and her careful attention to directors' notes, Dapkūnaitė approaches each role with thoughtful analysis and a range of interpretations, showcasing her creative and youthful spirit.

Over the years, Dapkūnaitė has captivated audiences with her remarkable performances, starting from her debut roles in operas and theatrical productions during her student years. Notable performances include Gabija in 'Dievo avinėlis', Renée in 'Markizė de Sad', and Pamela in 'Orkestras', all of which are characterized by their strong musicality and expressive dynamism. Critics have praised her ability to imbue each character with depth and resonance, reflecting her dedication and artistic insight.

As Dapkūnaitė celebrates her milestone birthday, her career serves as an inspiration to both emerging and established artists in the Lithuanian theatre scene. Her blend of youthfulness, creativity, and wisdom not only enriches her performances but also contributes significantly to the cultural landscape of Lithuania. With many years of experience and a wealth of roles behind her, she remains a vital figure in the arts, demonstrating that passion and commitment are timeless qualities that continue to shine in the world of theater.