Opera and Ballet Theatre

The theater’s exterior is a harmonious blend of Uzbek and neoclassical styles. The grand entrance is marked by a series of arches and columns, leading to a majestic façade decorated with traditional mosaic tiles. The use of turquoise and blue hues in the tilework is reminiscent of the famous Timurid architectural style.

Inside, the theater boasts a grand foyer with marble floors, sweeping staircases, and elegant chandeliers. The main auditorium, with its plush red seating and gold accents, offers an intimate yet grandiose setting for performances. The ceiling is adorned with intricate frescoes and the walls feature detailed carvings and gilded decorations.

The theater’s repertoire includes classical operas, ballets, and orchestral performances, as well as contemporary works. Notable productions have included Tchaikovsky’s «Swan Lake,» Verdi’s «La Traviata,» and local works such as the opera «Layla and Majnun» and the ballet «Shurale.» The theater also hosts international artists and ensembles, fostering cultural exchange and enriching the local arts scene.

In addition to regular performances, the Navoi Theater hosts various festivals and cultural events. One of the most prominent is the annual International Opera and Ballet Festival, which attracts performers and audiences from around the world. The theater also participates in national celebrations and commemorations, making it a central part of Tashkent’s cultural calendar.

Location and Accessibility

The Navoi Theater is centrally located in Tashkent at 28 Navoi Street, making it easily accessible by public transportation and within walking distance of several major hotels and attractions. The nearest metro station is «Pakhtakor» or «Amir Temur Hiyobani» which are a short walk from the theater.

Tickets for performances can be purchased online through the theater’s official website or at the box office. Prices vary depending on the performance and seating category. The theater also offers guided tours that provide insights into its history, architecture, and behind-the-scenes operations. These tours are available in multiple languages and can be booked in advance.