Bryantsev Youth Theatre

The Bryantsev Youth Theatre is a performance venue in central Saint Petersburg that houses multiple stages and learning spaces designed for young audiences. The various halls allow simultaneous productions of different types and accommodate a wide range of theatrical presentations.

Aleksandr Bryantsev founded this institution in 1922 as the first specialized stage for children and adolescents in the Soviet Union. The venue established itself over the following decades as a leading centre for developing theatrical art designed for young people.

Named after its founder, this theatre serves as a gathering place where young people encounter theatrical performance as part of their everyday lives. The stages present productions specifically designed for different age groups, creating a space where teenagers and children develop familiarity with the performing arts.

Visitors should check which productions suit their age group before attending, as performances are tailored to different audiences. The building is designed with accessibility in mind and offers facilities to serve people with various needs.

The theatre maintains a specialized ensemble of professional actors who work exclusively for child and teenage audiences. These performers are trained specifically in techniques that help them create presentations that connect with this age group and develop their theatrical understanding.

Location: Saint Petersburg

Inception: 1922

Founders: Aleksandr Bryantsev

Industry: creative industries

Address: 191119, Санкт-Петербург, Пионерская площадь, д. 1

Website: http://tyuz-spb.ru

GPS coordinates: 59.92000,30.33444

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:48