Pushkin Drama Theatre, Regional cultural heritage theatre in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.
The Pushkin Drama Theatre is a regional cultural heritage theatre in Krasnoyarsk with a main stage designed to seat around 800 spectators. The building functions as a major venue for theatrical performances in the city.
The theatre was founded in 1852 as one of the first cultural institutions in Siberia, marking the start of professional theatre in the region. Its establishment reflected the interest of the Siberian public in theatrical arts.
The theatre stages both classic and modern productions, blending Russian drama with contemporary works that reflect the city's cultural interests. Performances here are woven into the daily cultural life of the community.
The theatre welcomes visitors on certain days to explore the building and backstage areas. Check ahead to find out when tours are available and how to arrange a visit.
The theatre collaborates with international directors to create productions that merge traditional Russian theatre methods with contemporary performance techniques. This partnership brings together established and innovative approaches to staging.
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