Samarkand Regional Theatre of Musical Drama

ABOUT THE VENUE — SAMARKAND REGIONAL MUSICAL DRAMA THEATRE

The Hamid Olimjon Samarkand Regional Musical Drama Theatre is one of the oldest and largest cultural venues in Samarkand. The theatre traces its history back to 15 January 1914, when Mahmudkhoja Behbudi’s play Padarkush was performed.

The theatre’s repertoire includes Uzbek and world classical drama, historical productions, contemporary plays, and musical performances. Through expressive acting and engaging stage productions, the theatre presents Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage, national traditions, and thought-provoking themes to audiences of different generations.

Combining the traditions of dramatic theatre with musical performance, the venue offers an engaging cultural experience for theatre enthusiasts and visitors alike. It remains an important part of Samarkand’s cultural life, inviting audiences to enjoy live performances and discover the diversity of Uzbek theatrical art.