AfishaA biweekly city magazineIndependent sourceMaterialsIssuesInfoFollow RIMA on Linkedin for news and collection updates.Found 297 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceAfisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003Bohemia16.00. Illusion Così fan tutte (Jurgen Flimm, soloists Cecilia Bartoli, Agnes Baltsa, Roberto Sacca, Carlos Chausson), Zurich Opera, 2000 18.00. Cinema Museum 13.00. Illusion Your Quantity (Felipe Casals), Mexico, 2000, with English subtitles, without translation 19.30. Cinema Museum Climbing Mount Fuji (Bolotbek Shamshiev, starring Sabir Kumushalieva and Aiturgan Temirova), USSR, 1988 19.15.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003[No Title]"Young Technician" page. The new project of the owners of the brutal establishment “911” is an attempt to occupy the empty, from their point of view, niche of highly artistic striptease. In order to occupy a niche, halls were rented in the left wing of Lenkom (where the Portfolio club used to be, and even earlier - 2x2), choreographers from the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Theater and girls from the Dolls club were hired, expensive costumes were sewn, copper lamps were cast.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003[No Title]HIT treatise by Aron Zalkind on sex education for young pioneers. RECOMMENDATION to ignore a book if the title contains the words “destruction”, “diagnosis”, “genius”. VERDICT is the most curious series, unfortunately, slowly dying out due to the lack of adequately wild texts. The project should be revived - by any means.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003STATE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTYuri Zlotnikov, Alexander Konstantinov “Discrete/concrete.” As part of the festival “Moscow Abstraction. Second half of the twentieth century." Minimalism - from the 1990s to the 90s. until February 23Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003TOURISM TUSCANYTuscany, a region in the center of Italy with its capital in Florence, looks suspiciously like paradise. Or, at least, in his picturesque image - with incredibly graceful hills (as if the Rublevsky hills with trees would suddenly come off the icon and settle down outside the car window), Quattrocentean carefully selected colors, piercingly beautiful sunsets and cities perfectly integrated into the landscape.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003BURGANOV'S HOUSEModern and classical sculpture until March 20 “Kiss” Painting, graphics, sculpture for Valentine’s Day. until February 28Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003МХАТ ИМ. A. M. GorkoWe blame A. Ostrovsky. Director T. Doronina. Starring T. Doronina, Yu. Bolokhov, A. Chubchenko, V. Klementyev, Yu. Zykova, Yu. Gorobets and others. (3'05'', 1 intermission). 30-200 r. Fri February 28, 19.00 White Guard ("Dni Turbinykh" by M. Bulgakova). Director T. Doronina. Starring V. Zikora, S. Gabrielyan, S. Kurach, T. Shalkovskaya, L. Matasova, V. Klementyev, M. Kabanov, A. Chubchenko and others. (2'45'', 1 intermission). 30-200 r. Tue February 18, 19.00 V. Rozova's wedding day .Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003IrreversibilityThe Russian writer Ivan Aleksandrovich Goncharov was a minimalist person and, among other things, considered the Russian writer Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev to be a cunning man. Therefore, when Ivan Alexandrovich was informed about the death of Ivan Sergeevich, Goncharov said incredulously: “He’s pretending!” So here it is. I have one suspicious consideration regarding Moscow fitness: it only pretends to be cheerful and fashionable, but in reality it is barely alive.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003Throw over DiderotMALCOLM BRADBURY'S LAST NOVEL In 2000, the English writer Malcolm Bradbury published the novel “To the Hermitage!” and died. Of course, Bradbury is the author of at least two more gorgeous novels (The Currency Exchange Rate and Professor Crime); he was the teacher of two important English writers, McEwen and Ishiguro, and a close friend of two other English writers, Lodge and Kingsley Amis. He was a Knight of the British Empire.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003Ice Age Ice AgeChris Wedge, Carlos Saldanha, USA, 2002 (dubbed) A rock-toothed squirrel cracks a nut on the Arctic ice, and a total cold snap sets in. The animals flee to the south, but the mammoth, sloth, Chukchi and tiger go in the opposite direction. For the little ones. Budapest Thu-Wed 20-26 FebruaryAfisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003[No Title]“Partridge, quail and hazel grouse” From the series “Through the pages of the Red Book of Moscow.” from February 25 “Romance of Search” To the 145th anniversary of the Dutch anthropologist Eugene Dubois, who discovered the remains of Pithecanthropus on the island of Java in 1891 - the “missing link” between ape and man. until March 2 “Our common world” Environmental poster by authors from 3 to 17 years old. February 24 – April 21Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003Moonlight MileBrad Silberling, USA, 2002 Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Dustin Hoffman, Susan Sarandon, Ellen Pompeo, Holly Hunter (simultaneous translation) A young woman accidentally dies in a shootout three days before her wedding. Her the whims of Hollywood, when a group of first-class stars gather to play Stanislavsky and look at a storm in a glass of water. The action is set in Massachusetts in the fall of 1973.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/20035.0215.00 What a monstrously tiring activity - social life. I feel so tired from the past week, as if I was taking a test. I’ve been sitting at the computer for three hours now, completely useless – nothing is working. A young man, about fifteen years old, just came in. He rang the doorbell, I opened it for him, he asked me: “Would you like me to treat you to a banana?” And next to the elevator, on the stairs, his friends are laughing. Apparently, the young man had bet something on his friends.Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003JAZZ&BLUESB2 Vyacheslav Gorsky (piano). 21.00 New Tango Orchestra (Sweden). 23.00 House Ivan Sokolovsky and Andrey Solovyov. Industrial funk. 19.30 M-bar XL. 20.00 Restoration Alexey Kuznetsov (guitar). 21.30 Blue Bird Leonid Vintskevich (saxophone), Nikolai Vintskevich (piano). 20.00 V.V.King Blues Cousins. 21.00 JVL Trio of Evgeny Ryaboi. 21.00 O'Mar Beata Korobova (vocals), Airat Sadykov (piano). 20.00Afisha·№ 3 (98)·02/14/2003TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25Great Hall of the Prokofiev Conservatory : overture to the ballet “The Tale of the Jester Who Tricked Seven Jesters”, Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra. Gia Kancheli: Symphony No. 6. Symphony Orchestra "New Russia". Conductor Vladimir Ziva. Soloist Vladimir Krainev (piano). 19.00, ab. 9 Rachmaninov Hall of the Conservatory in Memory of Valentin Feigin. Haydn, Brahms, Benjamin Britten, Shostakovich. Grigory Feigin (violin), Elena Ashkenazi (piano).Previous123...20NextShow more