Zhambili Regional Drama Theatre, Drama theatre in Oskemen, Kazakhstan.
The Zhambili Regional Drama Theatre is a theatre building in Oskemen that blends classical architecture with modern theatrical facilities. The interior is arranged to provide clear sightlines to the stage and accommodate diverse production needs.
The theatre was founded on October 26, 1902, during the Russian Empire period. Over more than a century, it developed into the region's main performing arts center.
The theatre stages performances in both Kazakh and Russian, reflecting the region's mixed communities. Audiences here experience stories told through different cultural lenses and artistic traditions.
Performances take place regularly, especially on weekends, with tickets sold at the box office. Arriving early helps secure good seating and allows time to explore the venue.
The building carries the name of Zhambyl Zhabayev, a 19th-century Kazakh poet of great renown. His name links the theatre to a defining figure in Kazakh literary tradition.
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