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Participated in the Puppet Theater Festivals of Central Asia and the Republic of Kazakhstan. The
puppet theater also toured Burma, Okistan, and India. Artists A.Saydaliev, V.Gryaznova,
N.Zaynutdinov in the development of theater. The contribution of Ye. Yakaveva, T. Makhramov,
A. Yulinskaya, N. Levinzan is great. During the Second World War, theaters that moved from
Moscow, Lelingarat, Kiev and Kharkov operated in the cities of our country. In the 50s and 60s,
the Hamza Academic Drama Theater and other theaters staged performances on a variety of
topics, including content, social psychology, domestic and philosophical, and colorful styles. In
1968, the Young Guard Theater was founded.
The 1970s and 1980s were a time of conflict in theater. On the one hand, there is a growing
emphasis on national traditions, and on the other hand, there is an increase in luxury and luxury.
In 1976, the theater-studio “Ilkhom” began its work. In 1986, the Republican Satire Theater was
founded. In the second half of the 80s, the tendency to reflect life in a realistic way, the diversity
of genres, the tendency to spectacle, emerged and gradually intensified. During this period, the
theater named afterAbrorHidoyatov took the lead. In the early 1990s, most of the performances
staged by the Uzbek State Musical Theater named after Muqumi continued the features,
methodological and ideological directions of the creative practice of the 80s. The new plays are
based on everyday plots. Exemplified only by musical comedies, they appeared in extremely
simple, straightforward forms. (“Grooms' Contest”, “Words to Dilfroza”). This, in turn, indicates
that the theater has not yet formed a musical-dramatic repertoire based on modern ideas, the
issue of strengthening the group of artistic performers, attracting qualified, talented playwrights,
choreographers is of particular importance.
Although the Tashkent State Opera House opened relatively young (1972), it has a well-
established classical and modern repertoire. Theater to classical works (Such works also make up
a large part of the repertoire at the moment, some of which are new and some of which were
staged long ago and were brought to a new stage in the 90s). As a general rule, the author's
interpretation is followed when making or abbreviating partial abbreviations. I.Comman's
“Gypsy Primer”, “Bayadera’, “Dutch Mother”, “Cabere beauties”, “Circus Queen”, “Maritsa”, I.
Strauss’s “Gypsy Baron”, “Bat”, F Legar’s “Cheerful Lady” and J. Offenbach’s “Beautiful
Elena” are proof of our opinion. Uzbekistan’s independence has also had a natural impact on the
development of theatrical art. Modern Uzbek theater is an art that carefully preserves its
traditions and seeks to absorb the unique achievements of mankind.
At present, various types and genres of theatrical art are developing in the Republic. Youth,
children's and puppet theaters also have a special place. These theaters focus on the renewed
notions of national values, history and modernity, the national values restored by independence.
The political, economic and cultural changes taking place in our society since independence have
also affected the art of theater. The development of the Uzbek theater is considered to be a task
of national importance, which contributes to the further development of work in this direction.
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