Ulger, Puppet theatre in Ulan-Ude, Russia.
Ulger is a puppet theatre in Ulan-Ude that combines traditional marionettes with contemporary staging techniques. The productions blend handcrafted puppet construction with modern lighting and sound effects.
It was founded in 1967 as the first professional puppet theatre in the Republic of Buryatia. Its creation brought theatrical arts to the local cultural scene.
The shows here weave together stories from Buryat folklore, performed in both Russian and Buryat languages to keep regional traditions alive for audiences.
The theatre offers regular performances with tickets available at the box office or online. Visitors should check local transport options beforehand and arrive early for better seating choices.
The name comes from a Buryat word meaning swan, symbolizing the grace in every production. This linguistic connection shows how deeply the theatre is rooted in its community.
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