Turkish State Theatres, National theatre institution in Ulus, Ankara, Turkey.
Turkish State Theatres is a national theatre institution operating from Ankara with performance spaces in multiple major cities across the country. The organization stages both classical and contemporary productions on its various dedicated stages.
This institution was founded in 1949 from earlier state theatre operations, with German artist Carl Ebert playing a key role in shaping its early direction. This founding established the framework for organized theatre across Turkey.
The theatre presents works in Turkish, serving as a space where the national language and contemporary themes take the stage. This focus shapes how audiences engage with stories that reflect their own culture and concerns.
The headquarters sits on Anitkaya Street and provides information about performances and ticketing through its website and phone line. It helps to check current programming and opening hours before your visit.
The theatre collaborates with Türk Telekom on a project that brings performances to audiences beyond the physical stages in different regions. This partnership extends theatre access to people who might not otherwise visit in person.
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