half of the theaters have already closed for the summer. They are starting to rehearse the premieres that will open the season in September, painting the walls and changing the upholstery of chairs that have worn out over the year. But in some places the actors still appear on stage. The listed performances, in the opinion of the Afisha theater observer, are the best that can be seen in Moscow theaters during these two weeks.

XIII Trade Club Party (London). DJs Alan Thompson and Gonzallo (Trade). Kolya and Grad. House, garage. 23.00-3.30, 4.00 and until the last Bunker Party from the “Radio Parade” series. DJs Pavel Kirilloff and Yuri Pashkoff (radio MAXIMUM), RJ Max Bodrov (radio “Station-2000”) and Bassya. Radio hits and disco house. 0.30-6.00 Garage DJs Oleg Ojo, Alexander Nuzhdin (MAXIMUM radio), Teacher and Grad. Jazzy House, garage. 23.00-6.00 Dirty dancing Bacardi-party. Latin Rey group. Latin American music.

In the 70s, no one was abroad, but everyone watched the “International Panorama” with Farid Seiful-Mulyukov. At this time, Alexander Gurnov worked part-time as a bathhouse attendant and sewed pirated Levi's at home. Now Gurnov has become the host of the new “International Panorama”. What it has in common with the old one is only the name: this time they tell about life abroad to a country, a good half of whose residents have already been abroad. (RTR, 17.50)

SUMMER CAMP WINTER REGIME In July 1996, the American Didrik conquered Elbrus. From the 35-degree heat of the village of Terskol, he made his way to the Mir glacier. From there I climbed to Gara-bashi to the “barrels”, a dozen pot-bellied house-cars where climbers spend the night before the ascent. Something incomprehensible was happening at the very top of Elbrus. Because of the snowdrifts, people in shorts kept flying into the air.

Showroom Group “Foggy Lady”. Salon jazz interspersed with French chanson and Russian romances. 20.00 M-bar Sergey Manukyan (piano) and Igor Boyko (guitar). 20.30 “Pizza Express” in the shopping center “Smolensky Passage” Chamber jazz. 19.00

quote Oleg Nesterov, Megapolis group The last time I was at the play by Pyotr Gladilin “Boots with thick soles” at the Theater. Vl. Mayakovsky. I liked the performance: both the play and the way actors Valery Garkalin and Tatyana Vasilyeva played. Oh, they are fabulous! And I communicate with Gladilin, he gives me plays to read. I know how he writes them: he speaks dialogues out loud, walks along special routes.

Amsterdam. Exhibition “Rembrandt in memory of Goya and Picasso. Graphics" Fifty works by Rembrandt demonstrate how one Dutchman influenced two Spaniards (for comparison, 27 graphic works by Goya are presented, and the same number by the late Picasso). With Don Francisco, the relationship will be easier, with Don Pablo - very, very approximately. One of the main European exhibitions of the season. No one has yet tried to put together the most important graphics of Rembrandt, Goya and Picasso.

Dynamo Stadium, 9.00, 10.30, 12.00, free admission MSU Baseball Stadium, 5 p.m., free admission Baseball Championship of Russia. Beach volleyball Russian Championship. Serebryany Bor, beach No. 3, 11.00, free admission Football Russian Championship. First League. “Torpedo-ZIL” - “Amkar” (Perm). Losing points, cursing the morals of the first league, “Torpedo-ZIL”, as if through the jungle, is making its way to the major league.

The most successful film in Scandinavia: prizes for the best Swedish film, director, screenplay and leading female role; pro-kat throughout Europe and jokes about the “Swedish Titanic”. Fourteen-year-old girls swallow pills, get drunk, vomit and walk around in their underpants. In the midst of this ugliness, a touching story about first love grows. The mood is as chaste as in our school films of the 70s. (Ren TV, 22.30)

People who have attended Guano Apes concerts praise this German band to the skies. They say that on stage they create something unimaginable, no recording can compare with this show, so it’s pointless to even pick up the record. You can imagine. Music of medium weight and maximum energy (something between Pearl Jam and Rage Against The Machine) plus a pretty lead singer Sandra Nasik, who, judging by the clips, is distinguished by her extreme jumpiness.

Sony Music In the late 80s, their song “Lenin” appeared in the Belarusian charts. In the early 90s they became laureates of the Jerusalem Rock Festival. In the late 90s, they recorded an album at an Australian studio where Nick Cave and Dead Can Dance worked. Looking at their track record, you suspect they are international rock heroes. Which in fact is not true. "Bi-2" is a typically domestic product that should have appeared right here and now.

sonic Youth nyc ghosts & flowers The band SONIC YOUTH is in a hurry to make history. On my way to work, I inserted the old Sonic Youth album “Washing Machine” into the player. The trolleybus didn't take long to arrive. The grandmother, who sat down next to her, looked sideways for a few minutes, then ran to the other end of the salon, sighing with relief. There was a reason.

Concert: “Fern” and “Bay of Bengal” – at 19.00. Tel. 238 1955

Showroom Group “Foggy Lady”. Salon jazz interspersed with French chanson and Russian romances. 20.00 Red Square, 1 Alexander Shevtsov (guitar). 19.00 Chinese pilot Zhao Da Party “A. Gerasimov +”. Drummers jam session. Anatoly Gerasimov (saxophone), Sergey Manukyan (drums, piano, vocals). 23.00 Crisis of the Concord Jazz Band genre . 21.00 M-bar Group "Edelweiss". Anzhelika (vocals) and Alexander Detkovsky (trumpet player from the group “Kvartal”).

“Where in the world do you want to relax after filming?” – seasoned producer Selznick asked 20-year-old Guy Madison. During the war, the charming Madison was Selznick's golden boy. But boys tend to grow up, and patrons lose interest in them. Madison did not despair, but showed an adventurous spirit: he went to sunny Italy, where he aged beautifully in adventure films like this. (M1, 21.45)