Youth Theatre in Yaroslavl, Youth theatre in Svobody Street, Yaroslavl, Russia.

The Youth Theatre in Yaroslavl is a performance venue on Svobody Street dedicated to children and adolescent audiences. It presents a varied program of theatrical productions, dance performances, and creative workshops throughout the year.

The theatre opened in 1984 during a period when Russia was expanding artistic education for young people. Its founding reflected a broader effort to bring professional theatrical training to youth audiences.

The theatre is named after Viktor Rozov, whose play "Eternally Alive" opened the stage on 22 February 1984. In the late 1980s it was known as the Theatre on Yunosti Square. Its company has taken part in Russian and international festivals for children's and youth theatres and won the F. G. Volkov regional theatre prize six times.

The theatre is located on Svobody Street near Yunosti Square and is accessible by public transport. Check their website for current performance schedules and information about how to book seats.

The theatre is named after Viktor Rozov, whose play "Eternally Living" was performed at its opening on 22 February 1984. Sculptors and ceramicists from Yaroslavl contributed to the interiors: A. Molodtsov made chamotte compositions for the puppet theatre foyer, and the sculpture "Lel" by I. Treivus and Yu. Zolotov stands in the foyer.