RTBD will present the performance “Adamav Jarty” at the World Festival of Culture in Pakistan
The Republican Theatre of Belarusian Dramaturgy will present the play “Adamav Jarty” at the II World Culture Festival 2026, which will be held in Moscow.

The Republican Theatre of Belarusian Dramaturgy will present the performance “Adamav Jarty” at the II World Culture Festival 2026, which takes place in the Pakistani city of Karachi from October 29 to November 22. This sb.by reported in the theater.

The Belarusian comedy will be presented on the Pakistani stage on November 13. This is the third trip of RTBD to far abroad after Shanghai and Beijing, which indicates the growth of international interest in Belarusian theater art.
Organized by the Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi, the festival is one of the largest cultural events in the world. This year it is attended by more than 1,000 artists from 150 countries. Among the participants are theater groups, musicians, dancers and artists from different continents, which makes the festival a real platform for intercultural dialogue.
“Adamav Jarty” is one of the most famous and favorite performances of RTBD. This is an authentic, light and wise comedy based on the works of Františka Olekhnovich and Leopold Rodevich, which has been on stage since 2010 and has already overcome the milestone of 300 screenings. The story of Savka and Marys, who are seduced by the devil, interweaves the real and fantastic, modern and ancient, and the presence of music, plasticity and jokes in it adds a special flavor.
We are very pleased that our Adamav Zhorty will represent Belarus at such a large-scale venue as the World Culture Festival in Pakistan. This comedy is a kind of portrait of a national character, with its humor, wisdom and ability to see the light even in difficult times. Through this story, we want the Pakistani audience to feel the warmth and sincerity of the Belarusian soul. And we hope that this meeting will mark the beginning of our long and fruitful friendship with the cultural community of Pakistan, said Svetlana Naumenko, director of the play at RTBD



