| CONCERTS
Lev Rubinstein & Klezmasters . Club-theater “Workshop” , February 19, 20.00.
Nina Karlsson . Sincere jazz. “Duma” , February 19, 21.00.
"Moral Code". “Concert” , February 19, 21.30.
Zdob Si Zdub. “B2” , February 19, 23.00; “Concert” , February 20, 21.30.
Glenn Miller Orchestra conducted by Will Salden . Tchaikovsky Concert Hall , February 20, 19.00.
"Adventures of Electronics". Glavclub/ Glavklub (DK named after Gorbunov) , February 20, 20.00.
"Dancing minus." “B2” , February 20, 23.00.
"Bi-2". Ikra , February 21, 20.00.
Alexey Aigi and Ensemble 4'33. “16 tons” , February 21, 20.00.
"Tokio". Presentation of the new album “I Choose Love”. “B1 Maximum” , February 21, 21.00.
Alexander F. Sklyar. FM Club , February 22, 21.00.
Ian Brown (Great Britain). Icon of the Manchester wave, frontman of the English band The Stone Roses. “B1 Maximum” , February 22, 21.00.
"TV". The legendary team of Mikhail Borzykin, the founders of Russian neo-romanticism. “16 tons”, February 22, 21.00.
"Beavers". “B2” , February 22, 22.00.
Sergey Trofimov. Moscow Art Theater named after M. Gorky , February 23 and 24, 19.00.
"...And my friend is the truck." Ikra , February 23, 20.00.
Pavel Kashin. “The Wood Grouse’s Nest” , February 24, 20.00.
Trio by Ivan Farmakovsky. Igor Butman Club , February 24, 20.30.
CLASSIC
Big Symphony Orchestra named after Tchaikovsky . A. Dupart, C. Debussy, M. Ravel, J. Ibert. Soloist N. Kurzhal (bass, France). Conductor V. Fedoseev. Conservatory , February 19, 19.00.
Renee Fleming (USA, soprano). House of Music , February 19, 19.00.
State Conservatory named after E.F. Svetlanova . J. Sibelius, G. Mahler. Soloist Sansuke Sato (violin, Japan). Conductor M. Gorenshtein. Conservatory , February 20, 19.00.
Brubeck Brothers Quartet (USA) and the New Russia State Orchestra. Conductor A. Sladkovsky. Tchaikovsky Concert Hall , February 22, 19.00.
Moscow State Concert Hall Symphony Orchestra . C. Debussy, A. Roussel, B. Martinou, A. Honegger. Conductor G. Rozhdestvensky. Conservatory , February 24, 19.00.
THEATERS
"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 , February 19-21, 19.00.
“Uncle Vanya” by A. Chekhov. Scenes from village life in two acts. Directed by Rimas Tuminas. Starring Vladimir Simonov, Anna Dubrovskaya, Evgenia Kregzhde, Lyudmila Maksakova, Sergei Makovetsky, Vladimir Vdovichenkov. All the actors play in a sharp, almost grotesque drawing, but for some reason this does not turn “Uncle Vanya” into a caricature; on the contrary, it emphasizes the nuances and unexpected turns of Chekhov’s story, a new look at it. Premiere. Theater named after Evg. Vakhtangov , February 19, 19.00.
“The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevronia” by N. Rimsky-Korsakov. Conductor Mikhail Granovsky. Directed by Eimuntas Nekrošius. Starring Mikhail Kazakov / Pyotr Migunov, Roman Muravitsky / Vitaly Panfilov, Elena Evseeva / Tatyana Monogarova, Mikhail Gubsky. Joint production with the Opera House of Cagliari (Italy). February 19 and 20, Bolshoi Theater , 19.00.
“La Estrada” J.-L. Lagarza. Directed by Yuri Pogrebnichko. Starring Liliya Zagorskaya, Sergei Kaplunov, Ilya Oks, Dmitry Bogdan, Xuan Dao. Theater self-discovery session. NEAR Stanislavsky's house, La stalla , February 21, 19.00.
“One absolutely happy village” by B. Vakhtin. Directed by Pyotr Fomenko. Starring Polina Agureeva, Evgeny Tsyganov, Madeleine Dzhabrailova, Karen Badalov, Irina Pegova. The hero goes to war on the day of his wedding, which crowned a tender and passionate love story, and dies... “Peter Fomenko’s Workshop” , February 22, 19.00.
“Warsaw Melody” by L. Zorin. Directed by Sergei Golomazov. Starring Yulia Peresild and Daniil Strakhov. A love story between two people turns into a story about how one woman was able to survive and make herself. Classic history of the 21st century. Premiere. Theater on Malaya Bronnaya , February 23, 19.00.
“The Potudan River” by A. Platonov. Directed by Sergei Zhenovach. Starring Sergei Kachanov, Alexander Lutoshkin, Maria Shashlova and Andrey Shibarshin. There is no grief in this performance - that unbearable intensity of Platonic despair, that misfortune in the thick solution of which his heroes always live. Nothing seems like real trouble because there is hope. And the intonation of this “Potudan” remains in the audience’s memory for a long time - quiet, serious and touchingly pure. “Theatrical Art Studio” , February 24, 19.00.
MOVIE
"Italian Film Festival: Venice - Moscow." The festival will be opened by the director of the Venice Film Festival, Marco Muller, and the Volpi Cup winner for best actress, Ksenia Rappoport. The opening film , Baaria (Italy, 2009), tells the story of three generations of a Sicilian family from the 1930s to the 1980s, directed by Giuseppe Tornatore. “Artistic” , February 24, 18.00.
EXHIBITIONS
Exhibition of finalists of the project “Best Photos of Russia 2009” . The goal of the project is to record the life of an entire country for one year, to show Russia through the eyes of the people living in it. “Winzavod” (4th Syromyatnichesky Lane, 1, building 6), until March 14.
"Livre D'artiste / The Artist's Book". In the artist’s book, illustrations and text are correlated in a special way: on the one hand, the text plays an important role (including as motivation for artists), on the other hand, the graphic sheets constitute a parallel text, free from the task of directly illustrating literary material. The exhibition presents visual adaptations by Guillaume Apollinaire, poetry and prose by Claude Aveline, Louis Aragon, Joseph Brodsky, Geo Charles, Jean Cocteau, Pierre Lecure, Andre Malraux, Boris Pasternak, Georges Pompidou, Jacques Prévert, Elsa Triolet, Leon-Paul Fargue. MMSI (Tverskoy Boulevard, 9), until March 21.
"Turkestan avant-garde". In the 20s and 30s of the last century, when the Russian avant-garde was already on its way out in the center, unusually bright and original innovative works, imbued with local flavor, continued to be created in Central Asia, which can be united under the code name “Turkestan avant-garde.” The main part of the exhibition was the works of famous masters who connected their lives and work with Turkestan: A. Volkov, V. Ufimtsev, N. Karakhan, E. Karavai, N. Kashina, O. Tatevosyan, U. Tansykbaev, P. Shchegolev, V. Eremyan, M. Gaidukevich, M. Kurzina and others. Museum of Oriental Art , until April 15.
"The whole world is a theater..." Engraving from the collection of M.F. Larionova. The exhibition of the series, dedicated to graphic collectors, introduces part of the large collection of Mikhail Larionov - Natalia Goncharova, which entered the Tretyakov Gallery in 1989. Mikhail Larionov collected European and Oriental engravings throughout his life. The exhibition, which brings together about 350 exhibits, will cover a wide range of topics (theater, dance, history of costume, sports, circus) and will show works of the 17th - mid-20th centuries from both the Russian and European schools, as well as Eastern countries. Tretyakov Gallery in Lavrushinsky Lane , until September 26.
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