Walk around Tashkent - "Tashkent Speaks"

“Tashkent Speaks” is the first immersive performance in the audio promenade genre in Tashkent. Participants put on headphones and go for a joint walk through iconic and unobvious places in the city: streets, parks, courtyards and squares. Tashkent will become a scenery in which the history and character of the place is already captured, and an interesting plot and surround sound will help you see already familiar sights and hidden city treasures from an unexpected angle. Promenade performances always offer something more than ordinary excursions or visits to the main city attractions, which someone has already selected and rated for you. This is a different, deeper and stronger level of impressions from a city walk: to feel part of this hospitable city, hear the real stories of its inhabitants and want to return (or stay!) Project team: Fatima Arifdzhanova. General producer Andrey Gogolev. Investor Ksenia Anikeeva. Creative producer, text Ida Karapetyan. Executive producer. Talgat Batalov. Director, text Kamilla Abdullaeva. Text Vitaly Aminov. Composer Vasily Davydov. Sound design Alloma Davydova. Assistant Director, SFX, Foley The route continues from the embankment of the Ankhor Canal, past the houses of specialists, along Alisher Navoi Street, Mustakillik Square, past the Palace of Prince Romanov, past the Museum of the History of Uzbekistan, the State Academic Bolshoi Theater named after. Alisher Navoi and ends at the Lotte Hotel (formerly Tashkent Hotel) Walk duration 100 minutes The length of the route is 3.5 km or an average of 6000 steps Performances take place daily at 10:00, 17:00 Languages: RU, ENG Coming soon: UZ 7+ If it is necessary to hold the performance in English, you need to notify our manager by contact phone number The date and time of the performance cannot be rescheduled after purchasing a ticket. Ticket refunds are carried out on the ITICKET.UZ platform, only before the start of the session. Our performance turned out to be very polyphonic, which we are very happy about. And our city speaks with voices: Seydulla Moldakhanov, Ali Khamraev, Boris Gafurov, Bobur Ismailov, Natalya Musona, Marina Turpischeva, Oscar Jalilov and many others.