The Significance of Theater Art in the Examination of Shakespeare's Works in Uzbekistan

In terms of aesthetics, the Uzbek translators were able to translate the works of the English writer into the Uzbek language. In 1941, the Uzbek State Drama Theater (now the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theater) in Tashkent presented the performance "Othello" by our esteemed artists A. Hidoyatov (Othello), L. Nazrullaev (Iago), and S. Eshonto'raeva (Desdemona) (translation by G. Gulom, 1940 y.). In 1939-1949, he performed in the play "Hamlet" by O. Khojaev (Hamlet) (translation by A. Cholpon, 1934) and in 1958, he played the role of "Brutus" in the play "Julius Caesar" (translation by Uygun, 1958). Additionally, he performed in other stage works. The scenes that these artists performed were such a sensation at the time that, in a certain sense, the interest of the Uzbek people in Shakespeare's work increased significantly.