Creative team of Lebap State Musical and Drama Theater named after Seyitnazar Seydi constantly presents stage works to the audience, revealing our glorious history, our unique national heritage. This gives theater fans the opportunity visit the unique and complex world of the Turkmen people, get acquainted with the spiritual state that connects glorious past, happy present and bright future of the people.
At the same time, the theater regularly turns to classical literature, works that embody the rich literary heritage of fraternal peoples. Recently the creative team of the theater presented to the audience two new stage works - “Älemgoşarly tomus" - about the life of young people by playwright Ashyr Mamiliev, and fairy tale “Stargazer” based on the work of Chora Khudaberdiev “Müň bir gije.”
Tavus Khakimova, a young talented director, successfully appeared on the theater stage, staged a performance “Älemgoşarly tomus”, which was highly appreciated by the audience and art critics The new play delicately traces the situation rural youth, their peers who study in different places coming for the summer holidays, as well as their companions, who finds herself in the whirlwind of the noisy world of the city. One of the main heroes of this play, Leylin, who decided to study first at an agronomist, and then a military man, like his father, convincingly portrayed by the young actress Enejan Mamedova.
It is worth noting two more main characters of the play – Shokhrat Atabaev and Dovlet Khaitgulyev. The images were also successful students studying various professions, created young theater actors Gulshat Dzhumaeva, Remezan Allaberdiev, Seyitkhan Seyitanov and Shokhrat Iliev.
Comedy “Astrologer”, created by the creative team theater, made an unforgettable impression on the audience from the first display. This performance is directed by Alijan Khemraev talks about family values.
In general, we can congratulate the creative team of the State Musical and Drama Theater named after Seyitnazar Seydi on two successful productions.
