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1 day ago · The President sent greetings to the current and retired staff of the Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire on its 100 th anniversary. The message reads, in part: “Since its inception, the Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire has become a true centre of attraction for an entire constellation of gifted and dedicated stage directors, writers, actors and artists.
6 days ago · Without a Dowry, September 29. Purchase tickets Aleksander Ostrovsky directed py Pyotr Fomenko. Subtitles are available in English, German, French & Russian. New stage, Large Hall.
3 days ago · Moscow has dozens of theatres. One of the most renowned is the Bolshoi Theatre, which was founded in 1825, though its present splendid building facing Theatre (formerly Sverdlov) Square dates from 1856. Also on Theatre Square is the Maly (Little) Theatre for drama.
2 days ago · The Moscow Theater of Satire turns 100 years old. Photo: MOSCOW City News Agency. On October 1, the play “Planet Shirvindt” will be staged on the legendary stage, an expanded version of the production that was presented on July 19 on the 90th anniversary of Alexander Anatolyevich’s birth.
3 days ago · What's on in cinemas in Moscow. Theatre, opera and ballet in cinemas. Tickets booking online for TheatreHD productions. Convinient cinema hall schemes. Kinohod services, Rambler Kassa, Yandex Afisha. Directions.
1 day ago · Moscow - History, Culture, Architecture: In 1703 Peter I began constructing St. Petersburg on the Gulf of Finland, and in 1712 he transferred the capital to his new, “Westernized,” and outward-looking city. Members of the nobility were compelled to move to St. Petersburg; many merchants and artisans also moved.
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5 days ago · In Moscow in 1948, at a now notorious conference presided over by Andrey Zhdanov, a prominent Soviet theoretician, the leading figures of Soviet music—including Shostakovich—were attacked and disgraced. As a result, the quality of Soviet composition slumped in the next few years.
