A contemporary theatre auditorium and exhibition hall in Kothrud, Pune, honouring India’s fifth Deputy Prime Minister and Maharashtra’s first Chief Minister.
At a glance
Yashwantrao Chavan Natya Gruha is a municipal theatre venue in Kothrud. The auditorium holds 900 people and provides ample parking for vehicles and two-wheelers. It functions as both a performance space and exhibition hall.
History
Established in 2000 by the Pune Municipal Corporation, the theatre was named after Yashwantrao Chavan—the first Chief Minister of Maharashtra following the division of Bombay State and India’s fifth Deputy Prime Minister. The venue reflects Pune’s cultural infrastructure development in the early 21st century.
What you see
The structure accommodates 900 spectators within its main auditorium. Practical amenities include parking for 60 automobiles and 125 two-wheelers, reflecting its integration into urban Pune.
Cultural significance
The theatre serves as a dedicated venue for performing arts and exhibitions in Kothrud, contributing to Pune’s cultural landscape. Its public management ensures accessibility for local and visiting audiences.
Key facts
- Location: Kothrud, Pune, India
- Coordinates: 18.502832031661, 73.812437898758
- Established: 2000
- Capacity: 900 persons
- Parking: 60 cars, 125 two-wheelers
- Managed by: Pune Municipal Corporation
Practical information & getting there
The theatre is located in the Kothrud neighbourhood of Pune. You can reach it by local transport or private vehicle; on-site parking is available. Contact the Pune Municipal Corporation for current performance schedules and exhibition details.
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