After a long reconstruction that ended in July 2024, the Pobieda (Pieramoha, “Victory”) theater now has 5 screens: 184 seats on the first floor, a kid-frendly 48-seater with a playzone, a “gastrohall” with 12 seats and a karaoke-equipped (?) 12-seater on the second floor, and a 24-seater on the third floor designed for festival premieres and film screenings in original languages.
There’s also a cafe and a cocktail bar on the first floor.
The theater reopened on May 7, 2025 after an extensive reconstruction. It now features four screens, with 675, 215 and two with 46 seats. There’s no billiard or discoteques, and the Minsk Film Actor Theater Studio is now based in a different building.
Also, the closest metro station is called Niamiha.
After a long reconstruction that ended in July 2024, the Pobieda (Pieramoha, “Victory”) theater now has 5 screens: 184 seats on the first floor, a kid-frendly 48-seater with a playzone, a “gastrohall” with 12 seats and a karaoke-equipped (?) 12-seater on the second floor, and a 24-seater on the third floor designed for festival premieres and film screenings in original languages. There’s also a cafe and a cocktail bar on the first floor.
The theater reopened on May 7, 2025 after an extensive reconstruction. It now features four screens, with 675, 215 and two with 46 seats. There’s no billiard or discoteques, and the Minsk Film Actor Theater Studio is now based in a different building. Also, the closest metro station is called Niamiha.