"Turon" is a theater troupe. The first theater troupe of the jadids opened in Tashkent in 1913. The artistic director of the troupe was Abdullah Avlani, the spiritual and material patron Munavvarqori Abdurashidkhanov and other ostentatious people of Tashkent. Nizamiddin Khojaev, Badriddin Alamov, Shokirjan Rahimiy, Muhammadjongori Poshshahojayev, Fuzail Jonboyev, Hasangori, Sameqori Ziyoboyev, Quchadilla Yunusiy and others, from 1916, the likes of Mannon Uyghur, Ghulam Zafariy, Sulaiman Khojaev were considered the main forces of the troupe. The troupe began its career on February 27, 1914, in the building of the "Colosseum" theater in Tashkent (with 2,000 spectators), under the name "Padarkush" (M. Behbudi) performance. The lead roles were played by Abdullah Avlani, S. Ziyabayev, M. Poshshakhojayev, B. The nobles performed. The play was written by Azerbaijani actor and director Aliasqar Asqarov. 1915 in the same performance N. Re-staged by khojaev. Sequentially N. Qudrilla's "Wedding", A. Cryrie's "the unfortunate groom", a. Avloni's book " is it easy to advocate?"were staged. Azerbaijani actor and director Ruhillo Sidki during his creative trip to Tashkent 1914-16 " Turon" there was an interest in the musical drama genre among the members of the theater. In the Azerbaijani play "Layli and Majnun" "Turon" members of the troupe also starred together.The theater was able to create a wide repertoire based on an important topic and genre circle, to the level of a theater community with its own winter and summer building in the old and new urban part of Tashkent. "Pinak "(A. Avloni)," Mazluma Khotin " (X. Muin)," The Dead " (M. Qulizoda), which enriched its repertoire with such performances. After the October coup of 1917, "Turon" the theater was taken into government possession and given the status of a State Theater. It was kept under different names in different periods. Mannon Uighur was the leader, artistic director of the theatre (Uzbek national Academic drama Theatre).

This article uses information from the National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan (2000-2005).