"Non Theater" is the first neo-romantic theater that started operating in Baku.

Neo-romanticism had a significant impact on European culture at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Neoromanticism has manifested itself more in Western European countries, especially in France, as well as in the literature of the United States and Russia. This trend was manifested in literature, theater, visual arts, architecture, sculpture, music, design, as well as other types of art. Elements of neo-romanticism can be found in politics, economics, and philosophy.

They understand neo-romanticism as a resuscitation of romanticism, which has been in decline for a long time, removed from the agenda by the pressure of realism. One of the most attractive aspects of this trend is its optimistic pathos. Against the background of widespread pessimism, the optimistic pathos of neoromanticism seems particularly interesting. Neoromanticism's closeness to romanticism in its spirit and form led to the relatively late formation of its own aesthetic principles.