Homieĺ City Youth Theater, Youth theater in Homieĺ, Belarus.

Homieĺ City Youth Theater is a performance venue in Belarus that focuses on shows for young audiences. The stage presents productions featuring acting, singing, and dancing performed by members of the theater's youth ensemble.

This venue was founded in 1992 and created a dedicated space for young artists in Belarus. Since opening, it has served as a regular performance space for emerging talent in the city.

Young people from the area perform here and share their artistic skills with audiences through stage productions. The venue showcases local talent and reflects what emerging performers can create when given space to express themselves.

The venue operates on different schedules throughout the week, allowing visitors to catch performances on various days. Checking in advance about current show times helps ensure you arrive when a production is actually scheduled.

The theatre opened on 13 October 1992, the birthday of its founder, Moscow businessman and Gomel native Grigory Figlin, who paid for it himself. It was then Belarus's first private theatre, called the Independent Theatre, and its first production was Stanislav Stratiev's play Travellers in the Night, staged by Yakov Natapov.