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  • In 1967, the drama theater named after Hrachya Ghaplanyan was established in the capital Yerevan.

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    THE PAST AND THE PRESENT OF THE STATE THEATRE OF MUSICAL COMEDY AFTER HAKOB PARONYAN

    Yerevan  State  Musical  Comedy  Theatre  was  founded  in  1941, December 23, with  the  performance  of  V. Valentinov’s  “The  Fire  Priestess”  musical  comedy  and  was  officially  opened  in  1942, June  22, with Rudolf  Nelson’s  “The King  is  Enjoying”  musical  comedy.
       1940s  were  the  years  of  creative  raising  of  the  theatre, under  the  direction  of  stage  manager  Vartan  Adjemyan.
        Since  1962  February, the theatre  was  named  after  the  great  Armenian  classic  writer  Hagop  Paronyan. The  first  director  of  the  theatre  was  Zaven  Vartanyan, the  first  artistic  director – great  singer  Shara  Talyan. The  musical  part  of  the  theatre  was  held  by  the  composer  Artemy  Aivazyan, the chief  conductor  was  Aram  Ter- Hovhannessyan  and  the  chief  stage  director – Tadevos  Saryan.
        The  artisti

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    Theater of Armenia

     

    Armenian theater dates to before Roman times

    and is one of the oldest Eurasian theatrical traditions...

     

    The Armenian Theatre has its roots in the theatre of Ancient Greece, and it was a natural development of ancient religious rituals, when hired professional gusans (troubadours), sang the praises of the nobleman's ancestors in lengthy verses. Singers of lamentations or tragedians were known as voghbergus, and those participating in festive ceremonies were called katakagusan (Comedians).

    The history of the Armenian Real Theater begins at about 70 BC. According to Plutarch, the first historically known theatre in Armenia was built during the reign of Tigran the Great. In Dikranagert he opened a great public theatre in 69 B.C., fourteen years before Pompey's first public theatre in Rome.

    Tigran's son, Artavazd II, wrote several Greek tragedies, orations, and historical commentaries which survived until the second century A.
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