Estab­lished in the wan­ing days of the Sovi­et Union, this insti­tu­tion has out­lived com­mu­nism, and is still going strong after 30 years. The name is from the Greek word for trin­i­ty, meant to sig­ni­fy the three pur­pos­es of Pan­tomime: to laugh, cry and excite, all done through sim­ple enter­tain­ing shows that are often meant to con­vey a deep­er philo­soph­i­cal idea. Besides pan­tomime shows, they also play comedic clown acts and tra­di­tion­al the­atre. The hall seats around 90 peo­ple.