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Olifta

Olifta: next showtime 9 November. Tickets 44 000 – 77 000 UZS.

Next date
9 November, 18:00
Address
187 Mahmudjon Gafurov Street, Chilanzar District, Tashkent
Genre
Comedy
Duration
1 h 50 min
Age
12+
Language
Uzbek
Price
44 000 – 77 000 UZS

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The comedy “Olifta” follows Quvonch, who has been interested in technology since childhood. Although he has graduated from the conservatory, he does not continue his studies and travels to a village. There he meets Salomat, a farmer’s daughter, and falls in love with her.

While developing a project for the city of “Happiness”, Quvonch decides to stay with Salomat. The play raises questions about choosing one’s path in life and true values. Written by F. Musajonov and directed by A. Farmonov. Age rating: 12+.

Dates and prices

Monday 9 November

  • Main HallRefundable
    44 000 – 77 000 UZSBuy ticket

Tickets are sold at the venue box office and by official resellers.

Questions

Where is the play Olifta held?
The play "Olifta" is held at the Uzbek State Musical Theatre named after Muqimi, Tashkent, Chilanzar district, Mahmudjon Gafurov Street, 187.
How much do tickets to the play Olifta cost?
9 November tickets to the play "Olifta" cost from 44,000 to 77,000 soums.
When is the next performance of the play Olifta?
The next performance of the play "Olifta" is on 9 November at 18:00.

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