Folk theater club "Suburb"

The Theater Club has a long and vibrant history, dating back to the spring of 1977, when it premiered its very first performance—an adaptation of A. Gutenev's story The Night After Graduation. Directed by the visionary Vladimir Stepanovna, this debut production laid the foundation for a theatrical tradition that continues to inspire and captivate audiences to this day.

Our theater is more than just a performance space—it is a platform for exploring the complexities of human nature and society. The club’s repertoire includes a diverse selection of plays by contemporary authors, addressing thought-provoking themes such as identity, moral dilemmas, and the challenges of forging one’s own path in life. Through gripping narratives and emotionally charged performances, we aim to spark dialogue and reflection among both performers and spectators.

Students who join the Theater Club embark on a journey of artistic growth and self-discovery. They receive hands-on training in the fundamentals of acting, refining their stage presence, mastering expressive speech techniques, and honing movement skills essential for compelling performances. Beyond the craft of theater, members gain confidence, teamwork experience, and the ability to communicate powerfully—skills that benefit them in every aspect of life.

Whether you’re an aspiring actor, a lover of storytelling, or simply looking for a creative and supportive community, the Theater Club welcomes you with open arms. Come be part of a tradition that celebrates art, expression, and the power of performance!

Club Head: Oleg Khristenko

Rehearsal Schedule:
📍 Assembly Hall (Office No. 6)