In the mid-1980s, an incident occurred that deeply shook the hearts of all who appreciate theatrical art. The theater group, which previously operated under the name 'Hamza' Theater, began working as part of another theater. This event had a serious impact not only on the theater itself but also on the development of national theatrical art.
The significance of the book 'Director,' written by the renowned Uzbek artist and director Dilora Karimova, lies in its detailed analysis of the complex processes that were taking place in one of the country's leading centers of theatrical art on the eve of the collapse of the Soviet era.
