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Abstract
This article examines the specific features of stage space organization and the poetics of visual solutions in the directing work of Karim Yoldoshev. Special attention is given to the director’s approach to constructing stage composition, the relationship between actor movement and spatial dynamics, and the aesthetic and symbolic functions of stage design. The study analyzes how visual elements such as lighting, color, stage design, and spatial arrangement contribute to revealing the dramatic meaning and forming a unified artistic image. In addition, the article highlights the role of visual metaphor and expressive movement in strengthening the emotional impact of theatrical performance. The research concludes that Yoldoshev’s directing style is distinguished by a synthesis of traditional and modern theatrical approaches, where stage space serves not only as a physical setting but also as an essential semantic element of the performance.