Theater Museum in Georgia. Learn more about Georgian cinema. Visit the State Museum of Theater, Music, Film and Choreography of Georgia.

The Museum of Theater, Music, Film and Choreography is located in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by the German architect Paul Stern in 1895. The museum itself was founded in 1927.

The museum fund keeps unique exhibits, which reflect the history of Georgian theater, film, music and choreography, the number of which today exceeds 200,000. Among them there are costumes of outstanding masters of Georgian stage and directors, memorial items, audio and video recordings, posters, films, programs, art collections: personal letters, manuscripts and archival materials of I. Strauss, F. Chaliapin, K. Stanislavski, V. Nemirovich Danchenko, A. Smbatashvili-Yuzhin, K. Marjanishvili, S. Akhmeteli, Sh. Dadiani, D. Arakishvili, I. Chavchavadze, A. Tsereteli, paintings of 17th century, Persian miniatures, German and French engravings, works of E. Akhvlediani and I. Nikolaevich. Akhvlediani, Y. Nikoladze, L. Gudiashvili, S. Virsaladze, P. Otskheli, D. Kakabadze, V. Sidamon-Eristavi, S. Kobuladze, Ir. Parjiani, S. Parajanov, Al. Benoit, P. Leger, L. Bakst, K. Zdanevich and others.