Yerevan the capital and the cultural centre of Armenia is home to a number of professional theaters.[1]
As of 2016, Yerevan is home to 21 theaters:[2]
State theatres
Armenian National Theatre of Opera and Ballet
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H. Paronyan Musical Comedy Theatre
- Gabriel Sundukyan State Academic Theatre (1922)
- Yerevan Theatre of the Young Spectator (1929)
- Armenian National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet named after Alexander Spendiaryan (1933)
- Yerevan State Puppet Theatre named after Hovhannes Tumanyan (1935)
- Russian Drama Theatre named after Konstantin Stanislavski (1937)
- Hakob Paronyan State Musical Comedy Theatre (1941)
- Yerevan State Pantomime Theatre (1974)
- Experimental Youth Theatre of Yerevan (1978)
- Henrik Malyan Film-actor's Theatre (1980)
- State Chamber Theatre of Yerevan (1982)
- Small Theatre of the National Center of Aesthetics (1986)
- State Chamber Musical Theatre of Yerevan (1987)
- Yerevan State Marionettes Theatre (1987)
- Hamazgayin State Theatre named after Sos Sargsyan (1991)
- Metro Theatre of the National Center of Aesthetics (1992)
- State Song Theatre of Armenia (1994)
Municipal theatres
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H. Ghaplanyan Drama Theatre
- Hrachya Ghaplanyan Drama Theatre (1967)
- Mher Mkrtchyan Artistic Theatre (1986)
Private theatres
- Agulis Puppet Theatre-Studio (1988)
- GOY Theatre of the National Experimental Centre of Performing Arts (1988)
- Edgar Elbakyan Theatre of Drama and Comedy (1993)
Cinema theatres
Moscow Cinema
- Nairi Cinema (1920)
- Moscow Cinema (1936)
- Cinema Star (Dalma Garden Mall) (2013)
- Hayastan Cinema (reopened 2015)
- KinoPark (Yerevan Mall) (2015)
See also
References
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