Poster

CLUBS

Shibusashirazu (Japan). The crazy performance orchestra Shibusashiraz performs at the largest rock and jazz festivals around the world, from their native Fuji Rock to the main stage of Glastonbury, gathering both stadium audiences and more intimate theater halls. The name of the orchestra is translated into Russian as “Light up!”, which is quite consistent with the temperament of the group. Shibusashirazu are the closest associates of Sergei Kuryokhin and Sun Ra Arkestra. Ikra , 20.00.

Metro Big Band (USA). They are a group of amazing musicians from all over the United States. Every year they get together and go on tour to different cities and countries outside of America. Metro Big Band has performed in Japan, Jordan, Brazil, Cuba, Belgium, Israel and other countries. This year they will visit Russia. The musicians play swing, rock, fun, pop and Latin. "Union of Composers" , 20.30.

Dog Korolenko. OGI project , 22.00.

Anatoly Gerasimov (flute, saxophone) and DJ ZigZag . The already established tandem moved from the cramped concert stage of the “Pilot” to the dance stage of “Propaganda”. "Propaganda" , 21.00.

Rock`n`Roll Radio: DJ Spirin. Rock-n-Roll Radio Disco is the full name of the rock disco from the lead singer of the group "Cockroaches" Sid, aka DJ Spirin. The program includes a kaleidoscope of styles and performers: AC/DC, Anti Flag, Billy Idol, Blondie, Bloodhound Gang, Buzzcocks, Backyard babies, Cure, Clash, etc. Ikra , 21.00.

CONCERTS

Mikhail Voskresensky (piano) plays nocturnes in C minor and F sharp minor, Sonata in B flat minor and 24 Preludes by Chopin. Small Hall of the Conservatory , 19.00.

Early Organ Music of Europe . Vasily Dolinsky (organ) performs music by Bach, Buxtehude, Couperin, Muffat, Clerambault, de Grigny, Bruns. Roman Catholic Cathedral , 19.30.

MOVIE

“The Waiter” (Netherlands - Belgium, 2006). Directed by Alex van Warmerdam. Starring: Alex van Warmerdam, Ariane Schluter, Jaap Spijkers, Mark Rietman, Thekla Reten, Kees Prince, Pierre Bokma, Porgy Franssen, Line van Wambeke, Waldemar Kobus, Fedja van Huet, Togo Igawa, Sylvia Porta, Mark van Warmerdam. Suddenly, the dull life of a waiter from a small Dutch town takes on bright colors: a mysterious and beautiful stranger appears next to him. "35 MM" 15.00. 19.00, 22.40.

THEATERS

Mamma Mia! The main thing in a musical is how they sing and dance. Dance in Mamma Mia! Not many, but they are very funny, such as the corps de ballet of the groom's friends dancing in flippers. The main advantage of the Russian version of the play is in the songs. They really please thanks to a very successful translation into Russian and a graduate of the Yekaterinburg Theater School Natalya Bystrova, who plays the role of Sophie. Moscow Youth Palace , 19.00.

“Boys” by F. Dostoevsky. Directed by Sergei Zhenovach. Starring Alexander Koruchekov, Anna Rud, Maria Shashlova, Alexey Vertkov, Sergey Pirnyak, Andrey Shibarshin. Theater Arts Studio (on the stage of the Meyerhold Center) , 19.00.

“He was a titular councilor” based on N. Gogol’s story “Notes of a Madman.” Directed by Pyotr Fomenko. Solo performance by Anatoly Goryachev. “Workshop of P. Fomenko” , 19.00.

EXHIBITIONS

Dmitry Zhilinsky. Painting. Graphics. Dmitry Zhilinsky (1927) - the largest contemporary painter, People's Artist of the RSFSR, full member of the Russian Academy of Arts, laureate of the State Prize of the RSFSR. I.E. Repina. The retrospective exhibition, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the master, presents works from the collections of the Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum, private collections and the artist’s collection. Ceremonial portraits of members of the royal family, made by the artist in Copenhagen, were brought from Denmark. The painting “Bathing Soldiers” (1958-1959), which was considered lost for many years, is being exhibited for the first time. Tretyakov Gallery , until October 21.

Victor Ufimtsev. “We called ourselves innovators...” The exhibition presents 90 paintings and graphic works, several works from museums in the city of Omsk, from the Museum of Oriental Art and a significant part from private collections. Ufimtsev entered the artistic life of Russia in 1919. Partly under the influence of David Burliuk’s exhibition and lecture in Omsk, partly from the general ideas of building a new society, Ufimtsev changed his creative line from student-realist to futuristic. The exhibition features his avant-garde works of the 1920s - sketches of posters, bold costumes, Suprematist compositions and even fragments of his own handwritten book. Tretyakov Gallery in Tolmachevsky Lane , until October 21.

"Nonconformists on Red Square." Classics of the second wave of Russian avant-garde of the 20th century: Eli Belyutin, William Brui, Yuri Vasiliev, Nikolai Vechtomov, Sergei Volokhov, Igor Vulokh, Klara Golitsyna, Vladimir Grishchenko, Vladislav Zubarev, Dmitry Krasnopevtsev, Lydia Masterkova, Evgeny Mikhnov-Voitenko, Ernst Neizvestny, Vladimir Nemukhin, Dmitry Plavinsky, Andrey Pozdeev, Evgeny Rukhin, Svyatoslav Chernobay, Eduard Steinberg, Vladimir Yakovlev, Vladimir Yankilevsky. State Historical Museum , until September 30.

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