Transcarpathain academic regional Ukrainian Musical and Drama Theatre Brothers Yuri-Augustin and Yevgeni Seregij, Opera house and theatre in Uzhhorod, Ukraine.
The Transcarpathian Theatre stands in central Uzhhorod and offers both theatrical and operatic performances. The building houses multiple performance spaces where different artistic disciplines are presented throughout the year.
The venue was founded in 1945 and named after brothers Yuri-Augustin and Yevgeni Seregij, who shaped its artistic direction. Since its creation, it has developed into a major cultural institution serving the region.
The theatre stages Ukrainian dramas, musical works, and folk pieces that reflect the diverse heritage of the Transcarpathian region. These performances blend traditional elements with contemporary stagings that draw regular audiences from the community.
Visitors can purchase tickets at the theatre box office or book online through the official website. The venue is easily accessible on foot in the city center and near other attractions.
The theatre maintains the dual mission of staging both theatrical and operatic works under one roof. This combined artistic focus makes it an unusual institution for a city of its size.
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