Zhuban... A play that has sparked various opinions among discerning audiences in recent years. Its core is one of the most difficult and tragic histories of the past century.
Few people know that Zhuban Moldagaliyev served in the military for six years and participated in the World War II. The performance begins with a meeting scene where Zhuban boldly speaks the truth to Kolbin, standing up against national oppression for his people. Later, the plot shifts to the poet's childhood.
This work preserves minimalism: instead of weapons, emotional-psychological costumes are used. Additionally, a 4-meter saddle is featured at the end of the play.
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