An external, eye-level photograph depicts the Hrodna Regional Drama Theater at vulica Mostavaja 35, Hrodna, Belarus, against a dramatic sky

An external, eye-level photograph depicts the Hrodna Regional Drama Theater at vulica Mostavaja 35, Hrodna, Belarus, against a dramatic sky. The upper left portion of the sky is bright orange-yellow, transitioning sharply to dark grey and cloudy on the upper right, suggesting either sunrise/sunset or specific weather conditions. The prominent structure is a large, multi-story building, primarily white, with an ornate, curved facade. It features numerous vertical windows and decorative elements that form large, sweeping arches and concave sections. A red and white flag, presumably the national flag of Belarus, flies from a flagpole on the roof. On the left side of the building, a large, dark, abstract sculptural element is integrated into the architecture. In the foreground, a multi-lane asphalt road runs horizontally. Several vehicles are present: * In the immediate right foreground, the rear of a white SUV (possibly a Geely Atlas) is partially visible, displaying a Belarusian license plate "3045 MI-4". * On the road, a red hatchback moves towards the left. * Further left on the road, a white sedan with yellow markings, indicative of a taxi service, also moves left. * A blue hatchback is partially visible parked or moving on the far left. A tall, dark utility pole with visible wires stands vertically in the mid-ground, obscuring a small portion of the building. Greenery, including trees and shrubs, is visible around the base of the theater and along the street. A blue and white pedestrian crossing sign is discernible near the street. No individuals are clearly identifiable in the scene.