"The Arrogant Girl" on the stage of the Kemine State Drama Theater in Mary

Last weekend, the State Drama Theater named after Kemine in the city of Mary hosted the performance "Tekepbir gyz" (Arrogant Girl), staged by the director and artistic director of the theater Ata Gullarov, based on the play written by the famous playwright, People's Writer of Turkmenistan Govshutgeldy Danatarov.

The action of the performance takes viewers back several centuries, to the time of the famous khans of the Turkmen state.

In one of the local villages lives a couple who have three daughters. Two of them are exemplary, hardworking and modest. As for the third, she is the complete opposite of her sisters, but, by design, she is the one the khan takes as his wife.

Having moved in with her husband, "Arrogant Girl" is not going to change, but thanks to the courageous actions of an intelligent and prudent lover, the new wife begins to learn embroidery, felting koshma and other household chores.

After a while, the mother and sisters of the main character decided to visit their relative, and when they saw what she was doing, they were pleasantly surprised, because the daughter, who previously could not hold a needle in her hands, had sewn a magnificent costume for her husband. The performance ended with a graceful dance that underscored all the charm of the performance.

The play caused a storm of positive emotions and a storm of applause from the audience.