Devlet Tiyatroları Pursaklar Sahnesi - Fatih Sultan Mehmet Cd. No:26

The stage was beautiful, the seats were large and comfortable. I watched the drama of 12 rages, I had a hard time hearing some of the actors' voices. This issue may be caused by the scene. Other than that, I like the theater. Both the subject and the acting were very realistic and the kind that drew you in.

It's a small stage, but the teams that come are good. The last time we watched Tots and 12 angry men. Room heating is good. Some of the security guards are annoying, so I recommend not asking too many questions.

We really thank those who made this opportunity come to Pursaklar. I hope the people of Pursaklar will repay this service and blessing by filling the stage and gaining theater culture.

I went to the well-thought-out theater called Istiklal for Pursaklar, the hall is spacious, but if you go to my tip, sit in the front, the voices of the actors are not clear in the back.

We went to the game called Eskicinin Tazesi, I recommend it. I can even say that the musical, costumes, dialogues, editing and acting are the best among the theaters I have watched so far. As for the hall, I watched it from the front and enjoyed it a lot. Balcony part may be a little far.

Really rascal. I don't know my theater or my coffee house. The seats are already deformed, there is no attendant, the sound system is bad, the space is large but the ventilation is insufficient. There can only be cultural center activities in this area. Instead of advertising as a theater of a certain size, it is necessary to serve in a less professional way. The balcony is far from the stage angle. Otherwise, its size consists of m2. I don't understand whether it's my fault or what's coming; There is no such thing as "theatre style etiquette". Capital, Büyük, Çağ, Altındağ, especially not like a "SMALL" theater stage.

It has a newly built big hall and parking lot. Big and spacious. In fact, the entrance is not a wide area, and the narrow area is also crowded at the entrances and exits. The acoustics are not good either, and most of the seat numbers have dropped.

The audience profile, which has the consistency of a cultural center as a stage - I say this for the play I stumbled upon and I decided not to go again - was also an audience profile that took the packaged snacks with tea and didn't think that any performance could have rules as if it was a neighborhood show and left what they ate and drank in the corridors on the seats. There is no rule that the door is closed, in this scene anyone can enter and leave whenever they want. Officials do not listen to this situation. If Pursaklar district creates its State Theater Culture in this way and decides to go to other stages in this way, I can't think of any more. Apart from these, the building is magnificent, but the stage sound system and acoustics are not suitable. There is a ventilation problem. There is an open area resting area with bistro tables at the entrance. It has a large and free parking lot.