Moscow Drama Theatre under the direction of Armen Jigarkhanyan is on Lomonosov Avenue. The theater was founded in March 1996. The basis of the new theater troupe made up of graduate courses, which led Professor Armen Dzhigarkhanyan VGIK.

The original name of the theater - theater "D". The theater held a small room with a tiny auditorium outside of the Cooperative. First shown at the theater performance was a solo performance of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan - "Krapp's Last Tape" (S. Beckett). This was followed by the premiere of "Twelfth Night, or whatever you like" (William Shakespeare, directed by K. Azarian), "blouse or camisole from Mascarille" (J. Molière, directed by K. Nersisyan). "The theater lives! "Vaudeville of Lena A. and A. Bondi. "Leo Gurych Sinichkin" (director V. Druzhinin). "Mozart and Salieri" by Pushkin (director V.Sarkisov). A varied repertoire complement the children's performances, "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," "Good country Australia."

Such diverse repertoire is the result of hard work and is not always possible even venerable theaters. Young Theatre has successfully coped with a difficult task. Theatre performances have deserved success among the audience and critics. Armen Dzhigarkhanyan distinguished himself as a talented teacher.

A new building with a hall for 500 seats theater received in November 2002. It is located in the picturesque district of Moscow - on the Sparrow Hills.

Theater Armen Jigarkhanyan many travels to Russia. With a lot of tours, he visited St. Petersburg, Perm, Kostroma, Saratov, Kaluga, Yekaterinburg, Cherepovets, Lipetsk, Yaroslavl and Murmansk. I traveled Theatre and numerous city suburbs.

The troupe lot of recognizable faces of famous artists Stanislav Duzhnikov Andrew Merzlikin Ksenofontova Elena, Elena Medvedev, Anastasia Lapina, Anatoly Kot, Marina Shtoda Anna Babanov and many others. Sam Armen Dzhigarkhanyan played a huge number of roles (over 250) in movies and television. Armen Jigarkhanyan name entered in the Guinness Book of Records. He is recognized as the removable Russian actor.