Chamber Theatre "Triada", Professional theatre in Khabarovsk, Russia.

Chamber Theatre Triada occupies the former Pioner cinema at Lenina Street 27 in central Khabarovsk, a building the company received in 1995. Its small hall suits the theatre's focus on plastic drama, classical pantomime and clowning, with the audience close to the performers.

The theatre was founded in 1975 during the Soviet period, establishing a new cultural venue in the Russian Far East. It later became a center for mime art in the region.

The repertoire mixes plastic drama, classical pantomime and clownery, with productions after Pushkin, Chekhov, Hemingway and Saint-Exupéry, among others. The name refers to the triad of these three stage genres. Performances are wordless, so gesture and expression carry the story.

The theatre occupies the former Pioner cinema at Lenina Street 27, in the city centre. The hall is small, so seats are limited and booking ahead is advisable. The building became the company's permanent home in 1995 after years without a fixed stage.

The theatre runs training programs for emerging artists focused on developing mime and physical performance techniques. These workshops are open to those interested in learning this art form.