Today we will tell you what famous theaterpuppet (Yaroslavl). It has the status of a state and shares one building with the Theater of the Young Spectator. Located Yaroslavl State Puppet Theater on the Square of Youth.
History
For almost a hundred years, two unique places for leisure for children and adults have been operating in this city: TYuZ (Yaroslavl), a puppet theater. The latter was opened in 1927, March 1.
The first performance was a fairy tale called"The Girl and the Bear", as well as an interlude about the resilient Parsley. The audience saw it all in the house, located on the street Naval. The performances were created by director Maria Nikolaevna Slobodskaya - the founder of the theater.
In 1928, March 8, another, more ambitious performance of the team took place. This date is still celebrated as a birthday.
In the early 1930s, a society called the Friend of Children was created in the city of Yaroslavl. It had its own clubs, a shoe shop, a hairdresser and a canteen. In 1932, he was taken under the care of the Theater.
Battle time
Puppet Theater (Yaroslavl) in the war yearsfell apart, although it happened to many other teams. The troupe acted in the shops that worked on defense, in hospitals, and also accompanied the audience to the front. They sent their comrades to the war.
In difficult times, the theater did not stop working.Until now, the puppet remaining from the time of the war is kept in the theater. She played the role of a fierce fascist, one of the main heroes of agitation brigades. For all its harsh appearance, the character spoke in a female voice. The troupe at that time consisted only of the fair sex. Men fought at the front.
Peace
Puppet Theater (Yaroslavl) in 1949received his own building, located on the street Committee. Since then, the troupe gives more than three hundred performances annually. Since 1966 she has been a member of the international organization UNIMA. American, Canadian, German, French, Romanian, Czech artists performed on the theater stage. Puppet Theater (Yaroslavl) moved to the Square of Youth in 1984
