THE DIRECTING SCHOOL OF THE SYRDARYA THEATRE (1978–1991): ISSUES OF PRESERVING AND DIGITISING THEATRE HISTORY

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contents <p class="MsoNormal"><span>This article analyses the period of creative maturity of the Syrdarya Regional Musical Drama Theatre between 1978 and 1991. It examines the directing school formed under Makhkam Muhammedov (1978–1982) and Jura Mahmudov (1983–1994), the distinctive stage solutions of Richard III (1980) and King Lear (1990), and the creative partnership with Mashrab Boboyev. The article also addresses the theatre's bilingual repertoire policy. Theatre documents — programmes, newspaper reviews, actors' memoirs — are currently preserved mainly on paper, and many have been lost. The article proposes practical approaches to digitising these materials in order to preserve them for future generations and bring them into scholarly circulation.</span></p>
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spellingShingle THE DIRECTING SCHOOL OF THE SYRDARYA THEATRE (1978–1991): ISSUES OF PRESERVING AND DIGITISING THEATRE HISTORY
Abdumuxtorova Nazokat
Syrdarya Theatre, directing school, Makhkam Muhammedov, Jura Mahmudov, Mashrab Boboyev, Shakespeare on stage, theatre archive, digitisation, cultural heritage.
<p class="MsoNormal"><span>This article analyses the period of creative maturity of the Syrdarya Regional Musical Drama Theatre between 1978 and 1991. It examines the directing school formed under Makhkam Muhammedov (1978–1982) and Jura Mahmudov (1983–1994), the distinctive stage solutions of Richard III (1980) and King Lear (1990), and the creative partnership with Mashrab Boboyev. The article also addresses the theatre's bilingual repertoire policy. Theatre documents — programmes, newspaper reviews, actors' memoirs — are currently preserved mainly on paper, and many have been lost. The article proposes practical approaches to digitising these materials in order to preserve them for future generations and bring them into scholarly circulation.</span></p>
title THE DIRECTING SCHOOL OF THE SYRDARYA THEATRE (1978–1991): ISSUES OF PRESERVING AND DIGITISING THEATRE HISTORY
topic Syrdarya Theatre, directing school, Makhkam Muhammedov, Jura Mahmudov, Mashrab Boboyev, Shakespeare on stage, theatre archive, digitisation, cultural heritage.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20351712