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The first known Tatar theatrical efforts were during the 19th century when Tatar amateur theater groups emerged in some cities and towns of Russia with sizable Tatar populations. The first published Tatar-language play was "Unhappy Girl" (1886) by
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The theater's current repertoire consists mostly of plays written by Tatar playwrights but includes many plays of
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