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Afisha
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Found 194 materials
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10/06/2006
Spartak is the champion
Beginning of the ballet season Formally, this, of course, is not the start of the Moscow ballet season, but still it is it. Because the main totem of the Moscow ballet, of course, is Spartak. Well, not “Swan Lake”, right? A person who thinks this way watches a lot of TV, but not ballet. Finally, the time has come when in “Spartak” by choreographer Yuri Grigorovich you can see exactly “Spartak” by Yuri Grigorovich and nothing more.
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10/06/2006
Lomakovo Museum of Antique Cars and Motorcycles
113 20 53, 356 79 95 (order excursions), Krasnodarskaya, Vlad. 58 Ⓐ Lyublino Cars and motorcycles of our fathers New arrivals: “disabled woman” Morgunov from the film “Operation “BI””, the first after- military motorcycle K-125 (popularly known as “porridge”) and other exhibits. From 7 years; until December 31
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10/06/2006
[No Title]
In the Moscow Youth Palace, immediately after the dismantling of the musical "Cats", they began assembling another international hit - "Mamma mia!" Now a musical based on the songs of the group ABBA, staged, like “Cats”, in strict accordance with the canon, is being put into operation. You don’t have to go to your grandmother to understand that the tracing paper will be identical to the original.
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10/06/2006
Nice Guys
“The Departed” by Martin Scorsese Martin Scorsese took on a remake for the second time in his life: the film “The Departed” is based on the Hong Kong lyrical thriller “Double Castling” (2002) - one of the main Asian hits of the last decade and, in general, a brilliant work in all respects. The plot is a perfectly symmetrical structure: a mafia “mole” embedded in the police and a police “mole” embedded in the mafia are blindly looking for each other.
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10/06/2006
Puppet gallery "Vakhtanov"
238 10 44, Krymsky Val, 10/14, Central House of Artists Ⓐ Oktyabrskaya, Park of Culture Natalya Pobedina “Under the Sky”. Twelve new dolls, images of zodiac signs. From 7 years; October 7–22
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10/06/2006
Results of the 90s, Radiohead, best DM album
This year will be used to remember and evaluate the entire 90s. The best works, major albums, super hits and breakthroughs into another dimension - all this happened in 1997. Radiohead will record their opus magnum "OK Computer". The Chemical Brothers will invent stadium techno for the album "Dig Your Own Hole", and The Prodigy will perfect the recipe in real stadiums.
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10/06/2006
Twin Towers
(World Trade Center) Oliver Stone. Starring Maria Bello, Michael Peña, Jay Hernandez, Nicolas Cage, Maggie Gyllenhaal. USA, 2006, dubbed September 11, 2001, two police officers (Cage and Peña) lie under the rubble of the World Trade Center and assure themselves that life goes on. The American press unanimously praises Stone's film for its restraint and tact. Stone is trying very hard not to offend anyone, and it honestly comes across as very nasty.
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10/06/2006
Asterix and the Vikings
(Asterix et les Vikings) Jesper Meller, Stefan Feldmark. Cartoon. France, 2006, dubbed Asterix and Obelix must make a real man out of the pacifist-minded nephew of the village elder and at the same time repel the attack of stupid Vikings. A 20-million-dollar European cartoon based on the beloved French comics by Gossini and Uderzo - with jokes and a song by the group Survivor. Unlike the film version, this is purely children's entertainment.
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10/06/2006
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excellent. You can spread it over the whole evening by spreading it a little on toasted baguette. Continuation of gatherings in the French spirit at the table, where a kerosene lamp in the shape of a lighthouse is now burning - tatin with pears. Mayak makes one of the best autumn pies in the city: the crust is thin, slightly viscous, sweet, the pears are brown, translucent, sweet and spicy. You don't need any vodka for this pie. Only tea - black, strong, with lemon.
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10/06/2006
Strigalev Band
“Orange”, Sat October 21, 22.00 Saxophonist Evgeny Strigalev received a scholarship four years ago and went to London - since then he has existed in the context of the English jazz scene. Convincing fusion mixed with classic jazz and funk; spontaneous improvisations and progressively developing themes plus Seb Rochefort from Polar Bear on drums.
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10/06/2006
Jermook
“Orange”, Tue October 17, 22.00 The alliance of an enterprising electronic engineer known under the pseudonym Ambidextrous, bassist Sergei Mokovkin and Armenian singer Arusyak Mirzoyan is one of the most valuable acquisitions of Moscow independent electronics in recent times. Sonorous, sinuous trip-hop with rustling sounds and spacious oriental vocals.
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10/06/2006
Vladimir Fedoseev in the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
With his Tchaikovsky Orchestra, the bass part of Minin’s choir and Marina bass Sergei Aleksashkin, Vladimir Fedoseev performs Shostakovich’s Thirteenth Symphony “Babi Yar”, in which the problem of anti-Semitism is raised with sixties posterity. Sat October 14, 19.00 Romances by Vertinsky, Axelrod, Berezovsky Sergey Polyansky (vocals), Tatyana Kopelevich (piano). Shilov Gallery, 19.00 Nikolai Baskov and Montserrat Caballe House of Music, 19.00 Schubert and Mendelssohn.
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10/06/2006
CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS
NEW YORK. Gustavus Beixas pleaded guilty yesterday, in the Court of General Sessions, of selling policy slips at No. 300 West-street, and was fined $150 by Recorder Smyth. Mrs. Marie Miego, general guardian of the person of the late Leon C. Delmonico, applied yesterday for letters of administration on his estate. The person by Louis Alexande S. 1,906, 21, The F elected a tor of St. dred and Citizen work the sonic Tor E.
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10/06/2006
American indie rock with intelligence and imagination
Capitol The music of the American group The Decemberists would most accurately be described by the word “cute”, once banned in Afisha - a little tavern babble, a little harmless anguish and good rock and roll plots. “The Crane Wife” is their first experience working with a major label, and both The Decemberists themselves and Capitol, which sheltered them, seem to have benefited.
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10/06/2006
Paperweight
as the only way to stay serious; one could say so - but, in truth, most of all “Villa” resembles not an amalgam of “Ulysses”, “The Magic Mountain”, “Lolita” and “The Name of the Rose”, but rather an unreadable “Roman Nouveau”: emphasized unreality, bulging construction, repeating events, doubles, interchangeability of elements, lack of hierarchy between the original and copies.
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