• Check the audience label on each show: Vaikams means for children, Jaunimui ir suaugusiems means for teens and adults, and most evening slots are the grown-up ones
• Age guidance per show, so read the show page first: the childhood play Kai aš mažas buvau is for ages 4 and up and runs 60 minutes
• Tickets on Bilietai.lt, linked from each show in the theater's calendar, or at the box office in the building

Keistuoliai started in 1989, when three music conservatory students and their lecturer set up the first independent theater of its kind in Lithuania. It still plays in the Press House (Spaudos rūmai), a Soviet-era tower.

Weekend daytime shows are made for children, such as a play about the world of childhood built around kids' own sayings. Evening plays and concerts are for teens and adults.