Poster

CLUBS

Ty Stephens (vocals, USA) and the Oleg Butman Trio as part of the Jazz In Motion project - a series of weekly concerts by the best Russian and foreign jazz musicians. Art cafe “Durov” , 20.00.

"Volga". Moscow ethno-electronic project: hard electronics are fused with the dance rhythms of dub, trip-hop, house and Angela Manukyan's chants of old Russian texts, pleasing the forces of nature. CC "Dom", 20.00.

"Bricks." Album “Stones”: stoner rock, which has absorbed a lot of influences - from grunge to newfangled dance indie pop. Ikra , 21.00.

Salvador. The group that won the Russian final of the Global Battle of the Bands festival, and took fifth place out of sixteen at the international final in London. " B2" , 21.00.

CONCERTS

Brahms Trio . M. Glinka, A. Arensky, P. Tchaikovsky. The trio consists of N. Rubinstein (piano), A. Tolpygo (violin), K. Rodin (cello). Conservatory , 19.00.

State Academic Choir of Russia named after. A.A. Yurlova . P. Tchaikovsky, A. Glazunov, S. Rachmaninov. Soloists A. Pegova (soprano), L. Bomstein (tenor), I. Tarasov (baritone). MGASO p/u P. Kogan. Conductor P. Kogan. Conservatory , 19.00.

Trio Elinte . S. Rachmaninov, P. Tchaikovsky, A. Borodin, C. Saint-Saens, E. Grieg. St Andrew's Anglican Cathedral , 7.30pm.

THEATERS

"Bolt" by D. Shostakovich. Choreographer Alexey Ratmansky. Production designer Semyon Pastukh. The roles are played by Anastasia Yatsenko, Andrey Merkuryev, Denis Savin, Morihiro Iwata. The action of "Bolt", composed by Dmitry Shostakovich in 1931 and then staged by Fyodor Lopukhov at the Mariinsky Theater (the performance was closed after the dress rehearsal at the request of worker activists; the current production can be considered a world premiere), takes place at the factory. Human, living, imperfect - surrounded by iron, proven, incapable of doubt... Bolshoi Theater , 19.00.

"Swedish match" Directed by Nikita Grinshpun. Starring Evgeny Tkachuk, Roman Chaliapin, Pavel Akimkin, Elena Labutina, Yulia Peresild and others. A cheerful musical performance full of humor and ingenuity, youthfully perky and professionally mature, where there is a place for a dashingly twisted detective plot, a witty parody, and a theatrical gag. Theater of Nations on the stage of the Meyerhold Center , 19.00.

“The Cherry Orchard” by A. Chekhov. Directed by Adolph Shapiro. Starring Renata Litvinova, Sergei Dreyden, Andrei Smolyakov. Moscow Art Theater named after. A.P. Chekhov , 19.00.

“Dowry” by A. Ostrovsky. Directed by Pyotr Fomenko. Starring Polina Agureeva, Natalya Kurdyubova, Evgeny Tsyganov, Ilya Lyubimov. “Workshop of Pyotr Fomenko” , New Stage, 19.00.

"Roberto Zucco" by Bernard Marie Coltes. Directed by Kama Ginkas. Starring Eduard Trukhmenev, Elena Lyadova, Olga Demidova, Victoria Verberg, Alexey Dubrovsky. The story of a real-life serial killer who was found to be a psychopath in court because his crimes seemed completely gratuitous. MTYUZ , 19.00.

MOVIE

“Black Ice” (Finland, 2007). Directed by Petri Kotvica. Starring Outi Mäenpää, Martti Suosalo, Ria Kataia, Ville Virtanen. Saara works as a doctor in Helsinki. She is elegant, friendly and liberal. But just like the pure white snow that just falls in Helsinki, you never know what's really hiding behind Saara's shining face. Behind her apparent self-confidence, Saara hides burning jealousy - she recently found out that her husband Leo is having an affair with a young student, Tuuli. Hoping to learn more about Tuula, Saara makes inquiries about her and learns that the girl works in a wrestling studio. Without thinking twice, Saara signs up for this studio and begins to follow the girl. As part of the Film Museum's "Cinema of Finland" program. Central House of Artists , 19.30.

“Road of Revolution” (USA, 2008). Directed by Sam Mendes. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates, Zoe Kazan, Kathryn Hahn, Michael Shannon, David Harbor and Mary de Bellis. An adaptation of Richard Yates's novel about the completion of the "revolutionary path" that America, according to the writer himself, embarked on in 1776. This path ingloriously and quietly ends in the 50s of the 20th century - in the example of one seemingly ideal married couple, who, having discovered that there is no drive in the surrounding reality, decides to start a new life by moving from provincial Connecticut to Paris ...More details on page 10 . “Five Stars” 18.40, 21.00, 23.20, “Boomerang on Varshavskaya” 17.45, 20.15, 22.45, 1.15, “Karo Film on Vernadsky” 19.10, 21.30, “Luxor in Yasenev” 17.30, 19.50, 21.00, 22. 10, 23.20, “October » 17.50, 20.15, 22.40, 1.05, “Cinema Park on Oktyabrsky Pole” 19.35, 23.50.

EXHIBITIONS

“Turner. 1775--1851". Exhibition of paintings and watercolors by Joseph Mallord William Turner, an outstanding British landscape painter who had a huge influence on the development of European painting in the second half of the 19th century. Pushkin Museum im. Pushkin , until February 15.

"Theater in the works of artists of the 1920s-1930s." Graphics from the museum's funds. The purpose of the exhibition is to gather in the space of two museum halls the most spectacular works of the greatest masters of the first third of the twentieth century, whose sphere of creative interests included theater. The exhibition does not pretend to be an exhaustive retrospective of theatrical art of the 1920s-1930s. However, the few works from which it is composed reveal many aspects of the artistic process, reflecting not only the personal credo of the authors, embodied in their theatrical works, but also general cultural trends. Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val , until March 10.

"The Art of the Brilliant Porte". Exhibition of jewelry art of the Ottoman Empire of the 16th-17th centuries from the collection of the Moscow Kremlin Museums , until March 15.

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