Nadia (Big Brother 5 Winner) - Oh My God!

The most noteworthy performances of the 60-70s were: operas - “Vagif” by Mustafayev (1960), “Bagadur and Sona” by Aleskerov (1961), “Dead” by Adigezalov (1963), “Betrothal at the Monastery” by Prokofiev (1968), The Optimistic Tragedy of Kholminov (1971); ballets - “Path of Thunder” (1961, Leninsky Prospect, 1967); “The Legend of Love” by Melikov (1962), “Chernushka” by Abbasov (1965), “Shur” by Amirov (1968), “Shadows of Kobustan” by F. Karaev (1969), “Chitra” by Niyazi (1972) and others. In the troupe of the theater (1972): singers - Nar. art. USSR F. Akhmedov, Nar. art. Azerb. SSR I. Agalarov, R. Atakishiev, A. Buniyatzade, L. Imapov, R. Muradova, M. Magomayev; ballet soloists - Nar. art. USSR L. Vekilov, Nar. art. Azerb. SSR K. N. Batashov, R. Akhundova, M. Mammadov; ch. Conductor - Hon. activist Arts Azerb. SSR R. Abdullaev, conductors - Nar. art. Azerb. SSR A. Badalbeyli, A. Hasanov; ch. Director - F. Safarov; ch. choreographer - Nar. art. USSR G. Almaszade; ch. artist - merit. activist Arts Azerb. SSR A. D. Fatoliev; ch. choirmaster - merit. art. Azerb. SSR N. Melikov. The theater team regularly performs with performances in the oil and industrial centers of the republic. In 1941, the theater was on tour in Iran. In the 1969/70 season, the ballet troupe of the theater was a member of the World Dance Festival in Paris; toured in France, Luxembourg and Monaco.