What to do and see in Georgia, Georgia: The Best Concerts & Shows

Movement Theatre - miracle place, where the stories told by movement and music. Mystic "Mushtaidi garden" in the middle of Tbilisi old town with Magic Theatre inside waiting you every evening. The Movement Theatre was founded in 2001 by Kakha Bakuradze - (Director and Actor)The Movement Theatre represents the synthesis of drama, pantomime, movement and physical theatre, ballet, martial and circus arts, folklore, contemporary music • Live music, • Milonga tango evenings, • Jazz evenings, • Drama, comedian, illusion. Physical theatre and extreme shows, open-air and indoor performances.

The Khulo Drama Theatre produces relevant contemporary theatre for locals and tourists alike. It is leading its artform forward with new writing commissions and exciting drama productions that transcends languages and cultures. Built in 1937 the Khulo Drama Theatre's legacy to connect audiences with quality theatre lives on now more than ever. It is also the highest theatre in the world.

Though modest in size, The Gabriadze Theater is among of the world’s preeminent cultural institutions. Presenting mature puppet performances full of depth and meaning, it has gained the respect and recognition of international audiences and critics alike. Based in its home theater in Tbilisi, Georgia, the company is under the direction of noted artist, writer, and director Rezo Gabriadze (who’s awards include Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters of the French Republic – France’s highest recognition for cultural achievement.) Gabriadze Theater has toured extensively, with recent venues including: N.Y.’s Lincoln Center Festival; The Edinburgh Festival; Bogota Theater Festival; San Sebastian Festival, Spain; Toronto World Stage Festival; Barbican Center, London; Theater de la Ville, Paris; Kennedy Center Festival, Washington, D.C.; as well an extended 2013 run at Moscow’s Theater Art Studio.

Situated just outside Batumi city center, along the sea front, The Batumi Arts Center is the home of the Batumi State Symphony Orchestra, Batumi State Cappella, Batumi State Musical Center Opera Studio, Musical Theatre of Youth, and vocal quartet "NOTA". The Batumi Arts Center was reconstructed in 2011 by the architect, Vladimer Khmaladze. The Center has 1100 seats in the main auditorium and presents over 150 concerts and events every year from classical music, opera to traditional folk dance and film. There is a small café 'Art Café' open prior to performances serving a range of drinks and snacks, including traditional Georgian coffee made by stirring the coffee on hot sand.

The theater is one of the most prominent sights in Batumi.The construction began in 1930s, but was put on hold due to World War II. The facade has a classical motif. It is faced with marble. The auditorium is circular in shape with three circle-rows and holds up to 600 viewers. The auditorium is beautified by a crystal chandelier. The painting of the hall and foyer were created by artist B. Beno.

backstage76 is a unique music space and bar situated in the center of Tbilisi, in the park vake. 2 stages, indoor and outdoor on the terrasse. here, only a few minutes away from the old city, you will experience and hear the best musicians playing live, from jazz to electronic, world music to rock or dj set. to enjoy the music even more, backstage76 propose a beautiful food menu and a full bar.