Republican Theatre of Belarusian Drama, State drama theatre in central Minsk, Belarus.

The Republican Theatre of Belarusian Drama is a state theatre in central Minsk that presents performances primarily in Belarusian language. The repertoire combines works by local playwrights with recognized classics from home and abroad.

The theatre was founded in 1990 during Belarus's transition to independence as a platform for local theatrical creation. Its establishment marked a turning point for developing an autonomous Belarusian theatre scene in the post-Soviet era.

The theatre's name refers to its founding mission: a laboratory for Belarusian drama. Its first premiere was Mikola Arakhouski's play "Ku-ku", directed by Andrei Huziy on 1 February 1992, a date the theatre treats as the start of its activity. The Centre for Belarusian Drama and Directing, active since 2007, runs seminars and master classes for young playwrights.

The theatre sits in downtown Minsk and offers regular performances throughout the week. Visitors can book tickets in advance and benefit from student discounts to make their visit more accessible.

The theatre actively supports emerging playwrights through dedicated programs and serves as a launching pad for new voices in Belarusian theatre. This role makes it a place where audiences can discover contemporary local works rarely seen elsewhere.