The section «Theatres» on our website is devoted to the study of the rich theatrical culture of Kyiv. We talk about the largest theaters in the city, their history, architectural features and repertoire. We give information about the schedule of performances, ticket prices and how best to book them. We also provide interesting facts about famous actors, directors and authors of performances who are associated with Kiev. Our section is also devoted to little-known theaters and performances, which also have their own uniqueness and interest for theatrical gourmets. If you love the theater and want to learn more about the theatrical culture of Kyiv, then our section «Theatres» will help you choose interesting performances and enjoy a high level of performance.
The Kiev academic workshop of theatrical art “Constellation” is the first Ukrainian engagement theater, created in 1988. Under the leadership of artistic director-director Alexey Kuzhelny, the best actors of the capital’s theaters – people’s and honored artists of Ukraine, theater youth – have the opportunity for theatrical experiments on the stage of the theater. Famous … Read more
The theater was created in 1982 under the name of the State Children’s Musical Theatre. The theater became the first (and so far the only) in Ukraine and the second in the world of this type. On February 1, 1985, the theater opened with the opera “Winter and Spring” by the outstanding Ukrainian composer Nikolai … Read more
In 2006, on the initiative and with the full financial support of the Ukrainian philanthropist Vladimir Filippov, Radu Poklitaru created the author’s theater “Kyiv Modern Ballet”. As a result of the all-Ukrainian casting, 16 young dancers were selected. It is noteworthy that the presence of an academic ballet education was not a necessary condition for … Read more
Beginning in 1916, a group of young actors, united in a theater studio, actively worked on creating performances and performed them at various venues in Kyiv. Having received the premises at Proriznaya 17, they made repairs with their own hands and, at their own expense, equipped it for showing performances. Having a huge success with … Read more
At the beginning of the 19th century, in the house at Andreevsky Spusk 20B where the Kiev Academic Drama Theater in Podol is now located, which belonged to a merchant and philanthropist Ivan Shatrov, a home theater worked. It hosted musical evenings, dramatic performances, and was visited by famous cultural figures, representatives of aristocratic families, … Read more
The Kiev Academic Theater for Young Spectators on Lipki is located in a specially built building and is the oldest and traditionally the main theater stage in the city for young spectators. The theater premises are modern and comfortable, with two stages and auditoriums for 408 and 80 seats. The theater was founded in 1924 … Read more