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On April 17, 2026, together with first-year students majoring in Law from the Faculty of Law, we visited the G. Musrepov State Academic Theater for Children and Youth and watched the play «Ulpan.» This cultural visit became a meaningful spiritual experience for the students, leaving a deep and lasting impression.

The performance, based on the literary work of Gabit Musrepov, skillfully conveyed the finest aspects of national identity through the language of the stage. Through the character of Ulpan, it became evident that a Kazakh woman is not only the keeper of the family hearth but also a mature personality capable of influencing the fate of her people. Her wisdom, patience, and strong commitment to justice inspired thoughtful reflection among the audience and demonstrated a high example of national spirit. At the same time, the play artistically and profoundly explored the relationships between tradition and modernity, power and justice, as well as the individual and society, offering ideas that contribute to the renewal of historical consciousness.

The expressiveness of the сценические scenes, the sincere acting of the performers, and the harmony of musical accompaniment and visual design immersed the audience in the atmosphere of that era, allowing for a deeper emotional connection with the storyline. In particular, the inner world of the main character and her life-defining decisions left a strong impression on the students.

For the students, this event was not merely a form of cultural leisure, but an important experience that broadened their worldview and increased their interest in literature and the arts. For future legal professionals, the concepts of justice, humanity, and responsibility reflected in the play contributed to a deeper understanding of professional values. Comprehending the essence of law and justice through a work of art had a positive impact on the formation of their legal consciousness.

Undoubtedly, such culturally enriching events play a significant role in the personal development of young people, fostering spiritual growth and strengthening their sense of social responsibility. Therefore, we believe that such meaningful initiatives, aimed at bringing students closer to national culture and the arts, will continue in the future.