Ankara State Theatre, Theatre company in Hacı Bayram, Ankara, Turkey
Ankara State Theatre is a professional theatre company operating from multiple stages within II. Evkaf Apartmanı. The venue functions with separate performance spaces that allow different shows to run concurrently throughout the season.
The theatre was established on June 10, 1949, marking the beginning of professional theatre in Turkey. The founding with two main stages, the Büyük Tiyatro and Küçük Tiyatro, set the foundation for organized theatrical production in the country.
The theatre stages works by international playwrights such as Victor Hugo, Samuel Beckett, and Molière alongside Turkish productions. Audiences encounter a range of dramatic styles that reflect both European and local theatrical traditions.
The theatre is accessible for visitors with disabilities and offers reduced rates for students. Families of martyrs and veterans receive free admission, with regular performances scheduled year-round.
The theatre presents multiple different productions simultaneously during the week, allowing audiences to see various shows within a short period. This scheduling approach lets visitors experience a broad range of works across different genres.
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