TIRANA, December 10 – The Puppet Theatre marked its 75th anniversary, celebrating three-quarters of a century of tradition, art, and service for children. Meanwhile, Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Sport Blendi Gonxhja shared a message of congratulations and appreciation on social media.

Gonxhja said the theatre brought “the magic of puppets, smiles, and joyful moments” to generations of children over 75 years. He highlighted the contributions of hundreds of artists, directors, set designers, and puppet masters who built the institution’s history with passion and dedication.

He added that the anniversary honored both past and present contributors. Gonxhja noted that artists who are no longer alive left unforgettable marks. At the same time, current staff continue the legacy for new generations.

He described the theatre as a story built with love, dedication, and art. In addition, he emphasized that the anniversary was a moment to reflect on the theatre’s role in shaping children’s cultural formation.

The Puppet Theatre remains one of the country’s most beloved performing arts institutions.

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