Youth Theatre, Youth theatre in Perm, Russia.
The Youth Theatre is a cultural venue in Perm dedicated to performances for younger audiences. The building, designed by architects V.P. Davydenko and V.I. Lyutikova, holds approximately 1,000 spectators and is currently run by Vladimir Gurfinkel.
The theatre began in 1927 as an amateur venue for working youth, with its first performance held on March 14 of that year. Over subsequent decades, it transformed from a grassroots operation into a professional institution.
The theatre presents a mix of classical adaptations and contemporary productions that speak to issues facing young people today. The range of shows reflects a commitment to offering both traditional stories and new works that resonate with younger audiences.
The venue is located at Ekaterininskaya Street 68 and provides comfortable seating for approximately 1,000 visitors. It is helpful to check the performance schedule in advance to plan your visit accordingly.
From 1967 to 2004, actor Ivan Timofeevich Bobylev led the theatre through a period of significant change that elevated it from amateur status to professional standing. His long tenure shaped the institution's artistic identity and direction.
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