Kazakh State Academic Theater for Children and Youth, named after Gabit Musrepov

Location: Abylai Khan Avenue, 38.

What’s interesting about it?

The Theater for Children and Youth, named after Gabit Musrepov, is one of the leading theaters in Kazakhstan, specializing in productions for young audiences. With the help of fairy tales and legends, the theater provides young spectators with the opportunity to explore the concepts of good and evil, loyalty, and patriotism.

What kind of entertainment is there?

The theater’s repertoire includes the plays “Nightingale Night” by Valentin Ezhov, “The Legend of Korkut” by Iran-Gaip, “Alua” by Mukhtar Auezov, “Eneler Men Kelinder” by Sultanali Balgabayev, “The Boy Behind Enemy Lines” by Nurkanat Zhakypbay, “Zhan Azaby” by Nurkanat Zhakypbay, “First Sparks” by Myung Dong Wook, “Cunning and Love” by Friedrich Schiller, “The Golden Key” by Alexei Tolstoy, and other works.

When is the best time to visit?

Plays for little ones are performed in the morning. For children over 12 years old, plays take place in the evening, around 6 p.m. Performances are presented in Kazakh with simultaneous Russian translation.