If you find yourself in Tbilisi, be sure to treat yourself to an encounter with this amazing theater. It's not just a performance — it's a real magic that stays with you for a long time. I watched the play "Weirdos" and did not expect such depth at all. Subtle Georgian humor hides reflections on life, love, loneliness, hope and the human soul. Here you laugh, and a moment later you catch yourself with tears in your eyes. That, in my opinion, is exactly what a real theater should be. After the final, the whole hall gave a standing ovation. And these were ovations not only for the artists, but also for the amazing world that managed to create the theater. I would like to thank the staff of the theater for their attention, kindness and the opportunity to touch this miracle. Such a sincere attitude towards the audience is very rare and makes the impression even warmer. And be sure to stay at the theater building at 12:00 or 19:00. Every day, the famous clock comes to life here, and a small street performance becomes a surprisingly accurate parable about the transience of human life. It's only a few minutes, but there's a whole philosophy to it. As in everything that this theater creates. This is a place where you really want to come back again and again. Not only for the sake of the performances, but also for the feeling that art really can make a person a little happier.

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N_LED

Level 20 Local Expert

The Tbilisi State Puppet Theater named after Rezo Gabriadze, a great director, playwright, and screenwriter (there would be no cult films #Kindza_dza and #Mimino without him), and an artist and a sculptor (he molded St. Petersburg's #Chizhik_Puff and #Nose). In 2010, a clock tower was added to the theater building. Every hour, a golden-winged angel appears from the painted doors at the top of the tower and strikes the hour with a hammer on the bell. The tiled decorations on the facade were made by Rezo Gabriadze himself. ✨✨✨ They are incredibly beautiful!

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Daria

Level 19 Local Expert

With all due respect to Rezo Gabriadze, but not my art! Ramon's performance about steam trains. It was interesting for the first few minutes to look at funny dolls and how everything works. But the performance itself turned out to be so boring, I flew away and almost fell asleep, although I was looking forward to it and I liked his cartoon "You Know Mom", we watched it on YouTube in terms of preparation. Tickets for the performance were taken a month in advance! 😐🤷

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