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Open now · closes 18:00Batumi Summer Theatre is a historic open-air wooden theater on Batumi Boulevard, hosting concerts, folklore shows, dance performances, and festivals from May to October. Experience Georgian singing and dancing under the stars in a beautiful seaside setting. Perfect for a cultural night out in Batumi.
Open now · closes 18:00Batumi Drama Theatre is a stunning neoclassical landmark on Rustaveli Avenue and the beating heart of Batumi‘s cultural scene. Officially named after Ilia Chavchavadze, the theatre traces its roots back to the first Georgian performance in Adjara in 1879. Housed in its iconic marble‑faced building from 1952, it features three modern stages, excellent acoustics, and an intimate 480‑seat circular auditorium. From classical Georgian drama and international plays to festivals and behind‑the‑scenes museum tours, it offers visitors a memorable glimpse into Georgia‘s rich theatrical heritage.
Open now · closes 18:00State theatre venue focused on puppet and youth performances. The "Puppet and Youth State Theater" in Batumi is a distinct cultural venue in the city and fits well into the theatre category for Discover. The State theatre venue focused on puppet and youth performances.
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Open now · closes 18:00Batumi Summer Theatre is a historic open-air wooden theater on Batumi Boulevard, hosting concerts, folklore shows, dance performances, and festivals from May to October. Experience Georgian singing and dancing under the stars in a beautiful seaside setting. Perfect for a cultural night out in Batumi.
Open now · closes 18:00Batumi Drama Theatre is a stunning neoclassical landmark on Rustaveli Avenue and the beating heart of Batumi‘s cultural scene. Officially named after Ilia Chavchavadze, the theatre traces its roots back to the first Georgian performance in Adjara in 1879. Housed in its iconic marble‑faced building from 1952, it features three modern stages, excellent acoustics, and an intimate 480‑seat circular auditorium. From classical Georgian drama and international plays to festivals and behind‑the‑scenes museum tours, it offers visitors a memorable glimpse into Georgia‘s rich theatrical heritage.
Open now · closes 18:00State theatre venue focused on puppet and youth performances. The "Puppet and Youth State Theater" in Batumi is a distinct cultural venue in the city and fits well into the theatre category for Discover. The State theatre venue focused on puppet and youth performances.
