Novokuznetsk Drama Theatre, Regional cultural heritage theatre in Novokuznetsk, Russia.
Novokuznetsk Drama Theatre is a substantial performing arts venue with classical architectural elements in Novokuznetsk. The building features a main hall that holds approximately 1,200 spectators.
The theatre was founded on November 6, 1933, during the Soviet industrialization period, as the city evolved from Kuznetsk to Stalinsk. This founding coincided with the city's transformation, which later became known as Novokuznetsk.
The theatre bears the name of Sergo Ordzhonikidze and presents both classical literature adaptations and contemporary productions. Visitors experience a mix of traditional and modern performances in this established cultural venue.
The theatre operates on most days of the week and has a ticket counter for purchasing tickets on-site. Reservations can be arranged by phone to secure seats in advance.
The building combines Soviet architectural features with modern technical facilities, reflecting the industrial heritage of this metallurgical center. This blend shows how the city has connected its Soviet past with contemporary needs.
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