Description
The Mikheil Tumanishvili Film Actor's Theatre, founded on January 14, 1978, marks a significant event in the history of Georgian theatre. This cultural centre is named after the outstanding director and theorist Mikheil Tumanishvili, whose unique methodology and innovative approach to theatre art were formed in the 1950s. The theatre is known for its successful productions, which have received recognition at international festivals in Europe, America and Australia. The famous play "Don Juan" was included in the top ten at the Edinburgh Festival, and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" received high praise at the First International Shakespeare Festival in London. One of the most famous and long-running productions is "Poyli Bakuli", which has been delighting audiences for over 35 years.
For those who want to visit the theatre, tickets can be purchased on our website. The current schedule and playbill are also available there. The Mikhail Tumanishvili Theatre invites viewers to plunge into the world of vivid theatrical emotions and enjoy art born in a cozy space, where each actor strives to convey the full depth and power of stage experiences.