Belarusian State Musical Theatre

The Belarusian State Musical Theatre is a performance venue in Minsk that employs an ensemble of singers, dancers, and musicians. The house stages a mix of ballet productions, musicals, and classical opera works throughout its season.

The house opened in 1971 and acquired its current name as it evolved from a comedy theatre into a musical theatre. This shift reflected a desire to attract a wider audience with more diverse programming.

The theatre stages operettas, musicals, and ballet performances that reflect the range of Belarusian theatrical culture. Visitors encounter different genres under one roof, from classical works to contemporary productions.

Visitors should check what productions are scheduled beforehand, since the programme changes seasonally. Planning ahead makes it easier to catch the show you want and allows enough time to get there.

The building was designed by architects Oxana Tkachuk and Vladimir Tarnovsky and represents an example of modern Soviet architecture. The design was carefully chosen to create a functional and comfortable space suited to hosting various types of performances.

Location: Minsk

Inception: 1970

Architects: Oxana Tkachuk, Vladimir Tarnovsky

Official opening: January 17, 1971

Website: http://musicaltheatre.by

GPS coordinates: 53.89601,27.53953

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:01