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Tosca, an opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini. Cesare Angelotti, an escaped political prisoner, runs into the church of Sant’Andrea della Valle to hide in the Attavanti family chapel. At the sound of the Angelus, the Sacristan enters to pray. He is interrupted by Mario Cavarad...
Considered one of the great Romantic ballets, Giselle was first performed in Paris in 1841. A tale of lost love and tragedy, the ballet Giselle warns of the dangers of innocence. It is an ethereal production that will leave chills on the arms of those who ever devoted themselves...
Swan Lake is a pillar of Russian culture. Its movements, music, and story are Russia at its best, a ballet phenomenon that has swept the world for centuries. The premiere of Swan Lake took place in 1877 at Moscow's incomparable Bolshoi Theater.
Ballet in three acts (thirteen scenes). This classic story from William Shakespeare's collection of tragedies is as timeless as it is perfect for Russian theater. With the combined efforts of some of the greatest theatrical minds in the country, Romeo and Juliet comes to lif...
Iolanta - an opera in two acts, music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. This opera treats the ears first, the mind second, and the eyes third. Based on the tale of a blind princess, its devotion to creating a splendid world of sounds as well as sights results in a performance to remember. Cl...
The Nutcracker is above all a classic among theatrical productions. The action takes place in an addictive fantasy world, leaving the comfort Masha’s home in exchange for magic. The breathing characters, glittering costumes, daring feats of dance, and world famous music create on...
Opera in two acts. The libretto of Prince Igor is based on the jewel of ancient Russian literature - The Tale of Igor's Campaign. Alexander Borodin wrote the text and music for this magnificent opera over eighteen years but left it unfinished after his death in 1887. Nikolay...
Ballet in three parts. The first part is Emeralds with music by Gabriel Fauré from Pelléas et Mélisande (1898) and Shylock (1889). The second part is Rubies with music by Igor Stravinsky (Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra, 1929). And the third one is Diamonds with music by Pyotr...
The Mariinsky Theater of St. Petersburg had a royal birth. Imperial decree created it in 1783, and since that fated year it has grown to become one of the world’s finest theaters.
Bolshoi (meaning "big stage" in Russian) is one of the most magical theaters in the world. More than 300 years old, it has seen such influential guests as Russian czars, Soviet leaders and foreign presidents.
St. Petersburg’s Mikhailovsky Theater is a bit younger than the Bolshoi and Mariinsky. Built only 175 years ago, its young age by theater standards allows it to perform the innovative and modern shows.
As if the Hermitage’s breathtaking art displays aren’t enough, the Hermitage Theater has been hosting world-class productions of ballet and opera since 1787.
St. Petersburg’s endless array of visually stunning masterpieces requires it to possess some of the world’s greatest theaters. One such theater is the Alexandrinsky Theater...
Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall was built in the early XXI century on the site of the decorations shops burned down in 2003. Concert hall has two facades: the one built by the architect Viktor Schröter, overlooking the Pisarev street and miraculously survived after the fire in 190...
The Great Moscow State Circus was opened on 30th of April 1971. It has been designed and built by a group of the architects and engineers under the leadership of Mr. I.Belopolsky and still today it strikes everyone with its technical possibilities.
Recently, this musical theatre found its new contemporary face by inviting some very promising and talented new opera singers and professional dancers. The repertoire includes a variety of productions: drama, comedies, fairy tales, comic fantasies and of course musical plays. Her...
We invite you to experience what it was like to be Grand Duke’s guest almost 100 years ago. We invite you to a unique performance that takes place on the Palaces theater stage. In the interlude you will be treated with snacks and drinks and enjoy live classical music.
Concerts of the best Russian and foreign musicans from Wednesday to Sunday. Special jazz-balls. The hall fits up to 180 people. Comfortable tables for 2 to 6 persons.
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Nutcracker was great! Don't miss a show if you are there!
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