Брест өлкәһенең ҡурсаҡ театры, Puppet theater in Brest, Belarus.

The Brest Regional Puppet Theater is an established cultural house in a central building of the city that regularly presents performances. The venue offers a mix of adaptations and original works primarily designed for young audiences.

A puppet group existed at the Brest Regional Drama Theater from 1963, and in 1964 the director A. Seryogin took charge of it. The theater opened as an independent company in June 1968 with the play "Soldier Danila" ("Bird's Milk") by Ye. Tudorskaya and V. Metelnikov. It is one of the founders of the international drama and puppet festival "Belaya Vezha".

The theater stages stories that children and teenagers recognize: folk tales, famous classics, and new plays. Performances are designed so young audiences can easily follow and enjoy the stories being told.

The theater sits in central Brest at 52.08978, 23.68726, within walking distance of the city's main streets. Its stage hosts both children's and adult productions, such as the 2016 staging of Andrei Platonov's "FRO". Visitors arriving by public transport should plan around the city center's bus and trolleybus routes.

The ensemble presents not only performances in its own building but also visits schools and kindergartens with special programs. These outreach activities allow young people to experience puppet theater outside the main venue.