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The Ilkhom Theater concluded its jubilee 50th season with a festive concert.The Ilkhom Theater in Tashkent marked the end of its 50th season with a traditional ILKHOM PARTY on the summer stage, where the theater's own actors and musicians performed instead of invited rock artists.HD magazine editorial office#News#News & Context
“Lines of the Soul”: Exhibition by Artist Mufiza Bakhodirova Opens at Ilkhom TheatreMufiza Bakhodirova is a young artist with a powerful and inspiring personal story. At the age of 16, she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. On her path to recovery, she had to undergo intensive treatment and, in order to stop the disease, an amputation of her leg. Despite everything she has gone through, Mufiza continues to create and dreams of receiving a professional art education.#News#News & Context
Tashkent Youth Experimental Theatre Performs at Festival in St PetersburgFrom 8 to 12 April 2026, St Petersburg hosted the 28th Festival of Russian Theatres "Meetings in Russia." Theatre troupes from seven countries, including Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Serbia, performed on the stage of the Baltic House Theatre Festival, according to the newspaper Kultura +1.HD magazine editorial office#News#News & Context
Bold and Independent: How Mark Weil's Ilkhom Works in TashkentThe Tashkent theater "Ilkhom," founded by Mark Weil in 1976, became the first independent stage in Central Asia and has long since turned into a cultural symbol of the city. In its 50th season, the theater still operates without subsidies and artistic councils, maintaining a direct dialogue with the audience. HD magazine explains how "Ilkhom" secures funding, forms its repertoire, and fends off censorship attacks.Diana Ibatullina#Cinema and Performing Arts#Ideas & AnalysisNewsletter
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