Fe-Show is another presentation, true to the musical style of the Chamber Theater, that transports the audience to the 1930s when cabaret shows reached their peak.
A key premise of the performance is the presentation of the era-appropriate attire.
Sitting at tables and watching luxurious musical and dance numbers, the audience will become part of a vibrant and memorable show.
The title of the play, “Fe-Show,” means “iron show,” which, in turn, unfolds at the “Yerevan Chamber Theatre.”

This is a detective story about five friends who love to indulge in life’s pleasures… until a murder occurs. The girls find themselves at the police station because it’s evident that the killer is one of the five. During the performance, the darkest aspects of character and behavior are revealed, along with the hidden details of their lives. At the core of each problem lies the absence of love…

Love, love, and love again…
Two actors on stage and 5+1 plots…
Funny, dramatic, incomprehensible, and sometimes absurd relationships between a man and a woman…
In the end, a woman, perhaps even a man, never forgets the first kiss.
Relationships are like a reel, where every happy couple resembles another, and the unhappy ones suffer in their own way.
They meet, fall in love, come together, and part ways—love is a cruel joke and a delightful reward. 

In the world, there are cities larger and more powerful, but none have been described as remarkably in the immortal Bible. A city to which the birth certificate was issued even before the Birth of Christ.
Let’s uncover the mystery of our amazing city together. It’s cheerful, naive, a bit impatient, sometimes too quick-tempered, but always kind and sensitive. Here, laughter and tears are inseparable, like those of a child.
“Love confession” is a warm, sometimes a little sad, and very emotional story about Yerevan and its residents. It’s the tale of our beloved capital, enhanced with lyrical humor by Yernjakyan, as well as old and new beloved songs dedicated to Yerevan. 

This play, spiced with tricks and illusions, tells how two Armenian viewers disrupt the performance of magician David Copperfield, who came on tour to Armenia, and how one of them falls in love with the magician’s assistant.
A story about beautiful love and that love knows no geographical or language boundaries.

“For never was a story of more woe, Than this of Juliet and her Romeo.”
The famous Shakespearean tragedy, reinterpreted by the young generation of the Chamber Theatre, with strict stylistic choices, unique design, and aesthetics.
“Mercy but murders, pardoning those that kill.”
Regardless of how well you understand the plot and its development, the show will still make you instantly captivated by the actors’ performances, because: “Conceit, more rich in matter than in words, Brags of his substance, not of ornament.” 

In a cheerful and carefree atmosphere, let’s together take a walk through the world of theatrе and uncover unknown aspects for the audience. This performance includes the real stories of actors, intrigues, secrets, and, of course, endless laughter.

This comedy is truly hellish.
In the privatized Hell, the economy collapses, the budget bursts, chaos and confusion are everywhere, sinners are boiled in hellish cauldrons…
This play, while maintaining the traditions of the theater, shines with Armenian ingenuity, not overlooking all the pressing issues of the present, to which the audience also reacts.