Abstract
This article explores the role and significance of dance art in 20th century Uzbek musical drama. It analyzes how choreography functioned as an essential component of stage performance, contributing to the development of dramatic expression, national identity, and aesthetic impact. The study also examines the integration of traditional dance elements into theatrical productions and highlights the contributions of prominent choreographers in shaping Uzbek musical drama.
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