The Bolshoi Theater in WWII: The show must go on

Although Moscow was bombed during the World War II, it didn’t prevent the Bolshoi Theater’s actors and actresses from performing on the stage

Devils and dictators

London’s theatres are exploring connections between Russian literature, history and politics this spring in a range of exciting productions

Music finds a new home in Russia

A musical which portrays an American journalist, who discovers his Russian roots, will open at the Gorbunov Palace of Culture

Hvorostovsky takes on The Met

Beloved Russian baritone's acting stands out while his voice is overshadowed

Dramatizing Russia’s protests

A talented British playwright is turning his spotlight on the recent demonstrations against electoral fraud in Russia

The Mariinsky faces new challenges

While people anticipate the construction of the Mariinsky Theater's second stage, the urgent need of repairing its old building has become more pressing

Lights on at the Bolshoi!

A dark theater for six years, the Bolshoi Theater’s main stage and opera house hopes to reclaim its role as Russia’s cultural heart

Kings of the Dance kick-start tour in Moscow

The Russian-U.S. ballet project Kings of the Dance, which five years ago revolutionized ballet, is back in Moscow with new dancers and a new program

Rock-'n-Roll for those who care

Tom Stoppard and the characters in his play to help raise money for Russian hospice patients
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