The main goal of this festival is to develop theatrical art, exchange experiences between different groups, as well as support talented artists and promote cultural interaction.
On March 27, as part of the festival, the premiere of the new play "Takteke" took place, created based on the works of the famous Kyrgyz poet Kyialbek Urmanbetov. The director of the production was Ainura Kachkynbek kyzy, and the artist was Mariam Ablakova. The choreographer was the honored cultural figure of the Kyrgyz Republic, Sergey Streltzov, and the mask teacher was Ivan Dergachev from Moscow.
As stated in the description of the play, "Takteke" is a deep yet lively story about a person who has lost connection with nature and found themselves at the crossroads between strength and weakness, pride and repentance, destruction and a return to the eternal cycle of life. The play harmoniously intertwines the ancient epic of Kozhozhash and modern elements, creating a unique combination of depth, humor, and archaicism.
The play "Takteke" has won the love and recognition of audiences in Bishkek, and now it has also been appreciated by participants and viewers of the festival in Turkey.
