Pushkin Theatre

The Pushkin Theatre is a performance venue with an Art Nouveau facade in Yevpatoriia, distinguished by ornamental decorative elements and detailed embellishments. The interior accommodates roughly 1000 spectators and is designed to host theatre productions, concerts, and dance performances throughout the year.

The building opened on April 20, 1910, starting a new cultural era in the region during the early twentieth century. Its creation took place during a period of intense architectural change in the city.

The theatre reflects a mixing of Russian and Ukrainian theatrical traditions through the works and artistic productions it stages throughout the year. Visitors witness this cultural exchange in the types of performances presented and how the venue draws artists from both traditions.

The building is easy to locate in the city and the facade with its artistic details is visible from the street. Booking a performance in advance helps secure a good seat and allows time to check the season's schedule.

The building holds dual recognition as a federal cultural heritage site in Russia and an Architectural Heritage of National Importance in Ukraine. This special status reflects how its history and design are intertwined with both nations.

Location: Yevpatoriia

Inception: April 20, 1910

Official opening: April 20, 1910

Architectural style: Art Nouveau architecture

Capacity: 1000

GPS coordinates: 45.19000,33.36778

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:02