Yerevan Drama Theatre

The Yerevan Drama Theatre is a performance venue located on Isahakyan Street where theatrical productions are held in Armenian and international languages. The building contains a main auditorium equipped with a stage designed for regular shows throughout the year.

The institution was founded in 1967 under the direction of Soviet artist Hrachya Ghaplanyan, who opened it with the play Optimistic Tragedy. It became an important stage for Armenian drama in the modern era.

The theatre stages classical Armenian plays alongside contemporary works that show how performing arts have evolved in the region. Visitors experience a mix of traditional narratives and modern interpretations that shape the cultural life of the city.

The theatre is centrally located on Isahakyan Street and is easily accessible on foot or by public transportation. It is best to check the current season schedule in advance, as performances vary depending on the theatrical calendar.

The building housing this venue has roots in early 20th century architecture before being adapted into a theatre. This architectural background is often overlooked by visitors focused only on the modern institution.