Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after K. Stanislavsky

The Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after K. Stanislavsky invites you to plunge into the world of theatrical art, rich in cultural traditions and history. Located in the building of the former Builders Club, built in 1929, the theater is one of the main cultural centers of the capital of Armenia. Buying tickets on our website and enjoying unique productions has now become even easier.

The theater, founded in 1937, is famous for its repertoire, which includes both Russian classics and works of Armenian playwrights. Over the years, performances based on the works of such authors as Muratsan, A. Shirvanzade, G. Sundukyan and other classics of Armenian literature were staged on its stage. During Soviet times, the theater became famous thanks to the participation of outstanding actors and directors such as Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, Vera Babicheva and Gennady Korotkov.

The period when Alexander Samsonovich Grigoryan was the artistic director of the theater deserves special attention. Under his leadership, the theater staged works that became iconic for Soviet theatrical art, such as “The Wood Grouse’s Nest” and “The Wood Grouse’s Nest.” Viktor Rozov and "Duck Hunt" Alexandra Vampilova.

In the difficult 1990s, the theater continued to delight audiences with new productions, presenting its art not only in Armenia, but also abroad. In 2001, the theater was awarded the “Best Comedy” award. at the international theater festival "Belaya Vezha" in Brest, and in 2002 received the prize “For the highest atmospheric pressure” at the festival "Meetings in Russia" in St. Petersburg.

Today the theater continues its creative activity, offering viewers modern and classical performances. The schedule and poster can be viewed on our website, where you can also purchase tickets for upcoming performances. Visit the Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after K. Stanislavsky and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of real theatrical art.