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Cinderella gets a makeover
July 7, 2011
Anastasia Gorokhova
A young director is breathing fresh air into the legendary Moscow Children’s Musical Theatre
Are Russians and Americans really the same?
June 10, 2011
John Freedman
, the Moscow Times
Russian and American dramatists seem closer than one could think
Chekhov, our contemporary
May 13, 2011
Phoebe Taplin
The National Theatre’s “Cherry Orchard” opens this week, in a London gripped by Chekhov fever
True grit causes a real stir on the contemporary stage
April 20, 2011
Emmanuel Grynszpan
A new breed of realist dramatists has surfaced to take on the Moscow mainstream
A poet’s tragic end
February 28, 2011
Ruth Wyneken
Playwright Anna Yablonskaya's work lives on
Learning the method
August 25, 2010
Phoebe Taplin
, special to Russia Now
The way Russians talk about theater is like talking about religion.
Dancing with The Bolshoi this summer
June 29, 2010
Anna Galaida, special to Russia Now
For the third time in five years the Bolshoi Theatre will give a summer season in London. This latest program, packed with gems from the 19th century to the present, would certainly fill even Muscovites with envy.
Young Americans Embrace Rigors of the Bolshoi (video)
June 22, 2010
Clifford J. Levy, The New York Times
Joy Womack, an American student at the Bolshoi academy in Moscow, preparing to go onstage in an end-of-term performance. She moved to Russia on her own last year at 15
Mariinsky ballet in live 3D broadcast
April 26, 2010
Elena Marchan, Russia Now
St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theater is the first company in the world to have broadcast a ballet in 3D
The Bolshoi Ballet Will Take Spartacus And Don Quixote To The U.S.
February 3, 2010
Elena Fedorenko
In the late 1990s a popular joke in Moscow was that foreigners ought to be shown two things: the Metro and the ballet Spartacus at the Bolshoi
Chekhov Days fest for 150th birthday
January 27, 2010
John Freedman, The Moscow Times
Moscow celebrates the Anton Chekhov's birth with a six-day festival.
Anna Karenina gains exposure in London
December 2, 2009
Olga Dmitrieva, Nadya Kidd, Russia Now
A tour de force for London
July 1, 2009
Elena Fyodorenko, Russia Now
St Peterburg's world-renowned Mariinsky Theatre returns to the UK this summer and it promises to be spectacular
The embodiment of joy and beauty
June 11, 2009
Elena Fyodorenko, Russia Now
Svetlana Zakharova's physical and emotional revelations stretch our idea of perfection in ballet
Who will receive the Golden Mask award?
December 15, 2008
Gazeta.ru
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Kommersant.ru
The All-Russia Theatre Festival names its winners
John Reise's Rasputin to debut at Helikon Opera in Moscow
October 2, 2008
RIA Novosti
Russian opera diva Anna Netrebko gives birth to son in Austria
September 8, 2008
RIA Novosti
Edinburgh Fringe in Moscow.
June 25, 2008
Dina Goder
, Vremya Novostei
Singing the praises of Catherine
June 25, 2008
James Marson, The Moscow Times
Musical theatre was almost unknown in Russia before the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Since then, foreign musicals such as Cats, Metro, Notre Dame de Paris and Chicago have filled theatres in Moscow and St Petersburg. Now Russian composers ha
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