Written by Edward Albee - three time laureate of the Pulitzer Prize, one of the most prolific American playwrights, whose plays are successfully performed around the world for over half a century, almost all are dramaturgical bestsellers. “Three Tall Women” won Albee one of his Pulitzer’s in 1994. (more…)

"Phaedra" is a collaborative project between the Soundrama studio, the Omnibus ensemble, and the Ilkhom theatre. The mythological plot of this ancient tragedy tells the story of a mother's forbidden passion for her stepchild, and acquires new facets in Tsvetaeva's interpretation. (more…)

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"Our Mahalla" is a compilation of the best artistic endeavors of Ilkhom's Studio VII, brought together into one composition. (more…)

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Ladies and gentlemen! Madame’s and Monsieur’s! We present to you the Ilkhom Theatre’s tenth studio release play “Cabaret Studio X”! In the cabaret’s program we will present to you the best work of our students developed over the past three years of schooling: dance, vocals, plasticity etudes; you will hear the texts of Ch. Palanik, Yu. Klavdiyev, Ya. Pulinovich, E. Tuychiev, and this is far from all the surprises that await you at our cabaret!

This premiere performance of Mother Courage and Her Children (Mutter Courage und Ihre Kinder) a play written by Bertolt Brecht, is a joint project of DIYDOR Theater-Studio and ILKHOM Theater. The play written by Brecht in 1939 reacted to the events of the day but even today it turns out to be relevant because Thirty Years’ War described in the play continues to this day and seemingly has no beginning or an end. Ouroboros is a serpent eating its own tail. Like a magnifying glass, the war enlarges everything in a human – all the qualities that are noble and vice. Let us imagine ourselves under this magnifying glass? Are you scared? Or is what we’ll see under the glass our common reality? This story is about how an endless war transforms into a lucrative business. This is a story about how a layman can adapt. About the little people of the big world. About a woman who has lost her destiny. About a shoe for Cinderella who runs the show on the battlefield. About the fact that we are mired in petty worries and lose and forget about what’s important. That instead of leeching off the war, sometimes it is enough to at least cry out: “Stand Down!” Executive Producer: Boris Gafurov The performance in Uzbek with Russian subtitles! The premiere of the performance took place on October 5, 2019. Age category: 16+

Two of the Ilkhom Theatre’s leading actors, Vladimir Yudin and Aleksey Piscov, will present Maksim Fadeyev’s project based on the play “Academy of Laughter” by contemporary Japanese playwright, actor, and director Koki Mitani. (more…)

The basic of a new performance is a novel “Eugenie Onegin”, who in the interpretation of Mark Weil has become an original structure. It's unusual because there are lots of the main heroes. (more…)

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An unprecedented creature will be born on stage of Tashkent's Ilkhom Theatre of Mark Weil. In the presence of the audience, a new heart will begin to beat. The question is - does this heart belong to a dog or a human? (more…)

Sorry, this entry is only available in Русский.

Sorry, this entry is only available in Русский.

This premiere performance of Mother Courage and Her Children (Mutter Courage und Ihre Kinder) a play written by Bertolt Brecht, is a joint project of DIYDOR Theater-Studio and ILKHOM Theater. The play written by Brecht in 1939 reacted to the events of the day but even today it turns out to be relevant because Thirty Years’ War described in the play continues to this day and seemingly has no beginning or an end. Ouroboros is a serpent eating its own tail. Like a magnifying glass, the war enlarges everything in a human – all the qualities that are noble and vice. Let us imagine ourselves under this magnifying glass? Are you scared? Or is what we’ll see under the glass our common reality? This story is about how an endless war transforms into a lucrative business. This is a story about how a layman can adapt. About the little people of the big world. About a woman who has lost her destiny. About a shoe for Cinderella who runs the show on the battlefield. About the fact that we are mired in petty worries and lose and forget about what’s important. That instead of leeching off the war, sometimes it is enough to at least cry out: “Stand Down!” Executive Producer: Boris Gafurov The performance in Uzbek with Russian subtitles! The premiere of the performance took place on October 5, 2019. Age category: 16+

On May 26th and 27th, the Ilkhom Theatre will premiere "The Tin Drum" - a production based on Nobel prize laureaute, and German writer Günter Grass' novel, which brought him world fame. (more…)

Ladies and gentlemen! Madame’s and Monsieur’s! We present to you the Ilkhom Theatre’s tenth studio release play “Cabaret Studio X”! In the cabaret’s program we will present to you the best work of our students developed over the past three years of schooling: dance, vocals, plasticity etudes; you will hear the texts of Ch. Palanik, Yu. Klavdiyev, Ya. Pulinovich, E. Tuychiev, and this is far from all the surprises that await you at our cabaret!

Musical - poetic evening "Sergei Yesenin. Heavenly Drummer", dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the birth of the great Russian poet. (more…)

Franz Kafka's unfinished novel entitled "Castle", is considered to be one of the most prominent and mysterious works of 20th century world literature. (more…)

Written by Edward Albee - three time laureate of the Pulitzer Prize, one of the most prolific American playwrights, whose plays are successfully performed around the world for over half a century, almost all are dramaturgical bestsellers. “Three Tall Women” won Albee one of his Pulitzer’s in 1994. (more…)

Two of the Ilkhom Theatre’s leading actors, Vladimir Yudin and Aleksey Piscov, will present Maksim Fadeyev’s project based on the play “Academy of Laughter” by contemporary Japanese playwright, actor, and director Koki Mitani. (more…)

"Our Mahalla" is a compilation of the best artistic endeavors of Ilkhom's Studio VII, brought together into one composition. (more…)

musical in two acts on John Steinbeck`s novel of the same name

“Tortilla Flat” in “Ilkhom” this is the performance about how in people, who live doggy life, humanity does not die but rise to life and how kind, sincere dogs set an example to us, people, reminding that we are not a pack. (more…)

The basic of a new performance is a novel “Eugenie Onegin”, who in the interpretation of Mark Weil has become an original structure. It's unusual because there are lots of the main heroes. (more…)

Seven Moons written by Alisher Navoi is a poetic, Sufi parable about the mysterious equilibrium of fame and infamy, greatness and humiliation, about a shah who once had everything, but lost it all because of his regal pride. (more…)

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"Phaedra" is a collaborative project between the Soundrama studio, the Omnibus ensemble, and the Ilkhom theatre. The mythological plot of this ancient tragedy tells the story of a mother's forbidden passion for her stepchild, and acquires new facets in Tsvetaeva's interpretation. (more…)

"WHITE WHITE BLACK STORK" Inadvertently startling storks - their own children, not adults broke the nest, and life itself. This performance of "Ilkhom" has risen to the heights of Shakespeare. Stanislav Altunyants. "Truth of the East". Tashkent, 1998. "Ilkhom" Refer to page unfinished, quite unique to the Turkish-speaking writers, a little-known story "From the notebook Kalvak Makhzumi", adding his theatrical version of scenes from the novel "Past Days" and the play "The unfortunate bride." (more…)

This premiere performance of Mother Courage and Her Children (Mutter Courage und Ihre Kinder) a play written by Bertolt Brecht, is a joint project of DIYDOR Theater-Studio and ILKHOM Theater. The play written by Brecht in 1939 reacted to the events of the day but even today it turns out to be relevant because Thirty Years’ War described in the play continues to this day and seemingly has no beginning or an end. Ouroboros is a serpent eating its own tail. Like a magnifying glass, the war enlarges everything in a human – all the qualities that are noble and vice. Let us imagine ourselves under this magnifying glass? Are you scared? Or is what we’ll see under the glass our common reality? This story is about how an endless war transforms into a lucrative business. This is a story about how a layman can adapt. About the little people of the big world. About a woman who has lost her destiny. About a shoe for Cinderella who runs the show on the battlefield. About the fact that we are mired in petty worries and lose and forget about what’s important. That instead of leeching off the war, sometimes it is enough to at least cry out: “Stand Down!” Executive Producer: Boris Gafurov The performance in Uzbek with Russian subtitles! The premiere of the performance took place on October 5, 2019. Age category: 16+

A story based on K. Gozzi’s play, but transported to Samarkand, where traditional characters of Italian Commedia del’Arte found real personalities, histories, nationalities, and and languages. (more…)

The play "Ghosts" was written by Henrik Ibsen in 1881. The characters in the play experience the highest peaks of passion and bitterly pay for them. (more…)