Discover Yerevan’s Theatrical Scene on February 19, 2025
Yerevan’s vibrant theater scene offers a diverse array of performances on February 19, 2025, catering to a wide range of interests and ages. This guide provides a curated overview of the day’s theatrical events, helping audiences plan their cultural outings.
“The 25th Hour” at K. Stanislavski Drama Theatre
The K. Stanislavski Drama Theatre presents “25-րդ Ժամը” (“The 25th Hour”) at 19:30. This play, penned by Karine Khodikyan and directed by Artur Saribekyan, delves into themes of devotion, sacrifice, and the complexities of family relationships. It prompts reflection on how work and obligations impact personal bonds, questioning how individuals can remain connected yet feel distant. The performance features a score by Tigran Atayan, set design by Artur Saryan, and stars Sevak Santrosyan, Ani Petrosyan, Elen Safaryan, Seyran Movsisyan, and Siranush Lazyan. Ticket prices range from 3000 to 8000 AMD.
“Cabaret Restart” at Yerevan State Chamber Theatre
The Yerevan State Chamber Theatre stages “Cabaret Restart,” a musical show-performance in two acts, starting at 19:00. This production, with a duration of 1 hour and 50 minutes, is crafted for mature audiences (16+). Written by Ara Yernjakyan, the theater’s artistic director, and directed by Lusine Yernjakyan, the cabaret features musical arrangements by Vahe Grigoryan and stars Senik Barseghyan, Monika Manucharova, Lili Hakobyan, Ziroyan, Sona Matevosyan, Nerses Markosyan, Ketrin Manasyan, and Eva Khachatryan. Tickets are priced between 3000 and 8000 AMD.
“Loretsi Sako” at Hamazgayin State Theatre
Dedicated to Hovhannes Tumanyan’s 150th anniversary, the Hamazgayin State Theatre presents “Լոռեցի Սաքոն” (“Loretsi Sako”) at 19:30. This play, directed by Narine Grigoryan, explores the haunting influence of old superstitious tales on the protagonist, Sako Loretsi, driving him to madness. The cast includes Arman Navasardyan, Tatevik Ghazaryan, Alla Navasardyan, and Armine Navasardyan. Ticket prices are accessible, ranging from 2000 to 3000 AMD.
“”Panos the Unlucky Will” at Mher Mkrtchyan Artistic Theatre
For younger audiences (7+), the Mher Mkrtchyan Artistic Theatre presents “Ձախորդ Փանոսի կտակը” (“Panos the Unlucky Will”) at 12:00. This children’s performance, based on a tale by Hovhannes Tumanyan, is directed by Garnik Seyranyan and features set design by Ashot Hambardzumyan, costume design by Melanya Maksapetyan, music by Ara Gevorgyan, and choreography by Gagik Karapetyan. The cast includes Sargis Vardevanyan, Surbuhi Balayan, and others. Tickets are priced at 2000-3000 AMD, with the show lasting 60 minutes.
“Love” at Theatre on the Roof
“Theatre on the Roof” (Halabyan 22/5, SAS Plaza) presents “Սեր” (“Love”), a performance set in the 1990s, starting at 20:00. Directed by Suren Safaryan and starring Rozi Avetisova and Suren Safaryan, this play narrates a love story of separation and reunion, emphasizing the significance of shared moments over distance. The ticket price, ranging from 5000 to 6000 AMD, includes a thematic concert program and wine before the show.
“The Liar Hunter” at Hovhannes Tumanyan National Puppet Theatre
The Hovhannes Tumanyan National Puppet Theatre offers a puppet show, “Սուտլիկ Որսկանը” (“The Liar Hunter”), recommended for children aged 10 and older, at 16:00. Directed by Larisa Mangasarova and designed by Anzhela Galstyan, children under 2 years old, accompanied by a parent, can enter for free.
“Pahlevan” at Bohem Theatre
The Bohem Theatre (Writers’ Union Building) hosts “Փահլևան” (“Pahlevan”), a new mono-performance stand-up show by Rafael Yeranosyan, starting at 19:30. Tickets for this performance range from 3000 to 8000 AMD.
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