AfishaA biweekly city magazineIndependent sourceMaterialsIssuesInfoFollow RIMA on Linkedin for news and collection updates.Found 205 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceAfisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Museum of the History of Railway Technology266 82 21, 266 82 24 (main exhibition), 221 45 82, 8 915 069 35 14 (excursions), Rizhskaya sq., 3 Ⓐ Riga Steam Locomotive Walk After viewing the exhibition, museum visitors will go on a retro journey on a steam locomotive. From the platform of the Rizhsky station, the retro train will take excursion participants to the “Red Baltic” platform, where the old depot is located. The culmination of the program is the locomotive turning around on the turntable.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006A book that replaces all school textbooks on natural sciences1 Bill Bryson "A Brief History of Almost Everything" Publisher: Geleos, Moscow, 2006 Circulation: 7000 copies. Format: 70x100 1/16 The book begins with congratulations: “You succeeded. I know it wasn't easy to get here. Actually, I think it was a little harder than you might think." Next - about what “success” means: how the world where we ended up works. It really says almost everything - the Big Bang, quantum leaps and the heavy brows of Neanderthals.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006SCHEDULETin Eye Candy, TOTR, MUSS. 21.00 Chinese pilot Zhao Da Yuri Kostenko (saxophone, clarinet) and DJ Sense. 22.00 World Valery Didyulya. 19.00 O₂TV Blonde Ksyu. 20.15 Point “Hit the Point”: Sindikat, Tanzilit, Mutagen, “Chaos Theory”, Mad Chase, “Mausoleum”. 18.30 Schwein “Vershinin-Band”. 21.00 Music Town French Whore Named Babette. 21.00 Tabula Rasa Those Days, “The sky is here.” 19.00 B2 “Ranetki”. 20.00 World Valery Didyulya. 19.00 Cucumber “Lights”, “Tangerines”. 21.00 OGI project “Badun”.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006The wind that shakes the heather(The Wind That Shakes the Barley) Ken Loach. Starring Cillian Murphy, Bill Hurst, Padraic Delaney, William Ruane, Gerard Kearney, Liam Cunningham. Germany-Italy-Spain-France-Ireland-Great Britain, 2006, dubbed A heroic melodrama about two brothers fighting in the IRA in the 1920s. "Palme d'Or" Cannes 2006. 5 stars (on Novokuznetskaya) Mon 4 – Wed 6 DecemberAfisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Museum of Contemporary Russian History299 67 24, Tverskaya, 21 Ⓓ Pushkinskaya, Tue-Sat 10.00-18.00, Sun 10.00-16.30, except for the last Friday of the month, the ticket office closes half an hour earlier, admission 10-60 rubles, on the first Friday of the month for students under 18 years old free Myths of Tatyana Chernova Painting, 13-24 DecemberAfisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Museum-workshop of A.S. Golubkina201 56 82, 201 25 64, B. Levshinsky lane, 12 Ⓓ Kropotkinskaya, Wed-Fri 12.00-19.00, Sat-Sun 10.00-17.00 Alexey Blagovestnov “Appian Way”. Sculpture, until December 16Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Experienced child prodigyWhen the Israeli-American prodigy Gil Shaham first appeared in Moscow ten years ago in a concert of the Russian National Orchestra, he was called Gil Shachem. Then he performed as a soloist in Glazunov’s Concerto (there is a recording on Deutsche Grammophon), and then touchingly sat down at the last stand of the first violins to play Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony with everyone under Mikhail Pletnev’s baton.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006[No Title]“Falstaff” and “The Turn of the Screw” by the Mariinsky Theater This year, Kirill Serebrennikov shot a film, held a festival and staged an opera. And this is in addition to the actual dramatic performances. For a successful modern theatrical ### Ghosts seducing - it's scary to think about - the director's two small children is something like building a house, planting a tree and giving birth to a son.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Ofelia-Ophelia 4x4Theater "Vampiter" (Novosibirsk) Another project created under the leadership of Alexander Pepelyaev, who acted as director in this case. Having edited the results of the work of two choreographers (Daria Buzovkina, Martin Forsberg), two writers (Stanislav Lvovsky, Christina Ozonidis) and three dancers, Pepelyaev produced a completely exportable dance product, which is interesting to watch and not difficult at all, including for fans of Shakespeare. However, there was no trace left of him.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Displaced persons“Iguana Dance Theater” (St. Petersburg) It’s a pity that the festival organizers included this work in the daytime program, thereby reducing its chances of selling out many times over: “Displaced Persons” is one of the strongest works in the TSEKH program.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Brother-sisterDance Theater "Verkhotura" and Ensemble "Toloka" (Kaliningrad) A strange mix of live folk singing and modern choreography performed by one singer and one dancer from Kaliningrad. Recommended for viewing by those who love this very folk singing, but at the same time also understand modern art. Otherwise, one thing will certainly irritate you.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006SHELFLeni Riefenstahl "Five Lives" Louise Hay "The Healing Powers Within Us" Lauren Weisberger "The Devil Wears Prada" Candace Bushnell "Bitches of the Big City" Nikolai Leskov "Tales" The last 5 books purchased by actress Yulia Menshova, as of November 27, 2006Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Inexpensive fun clothes from SpainDespite the fact that Bershka is a Spanish brand, the teenagers in the advertising campaign look like real Londoners 229 61 36, pl. Kievsky Vokzal, 2, “European” @ Kyiv, Mon-Sun 10.00-22.00 Bershka is Spanish clothing for teenagers, similar to other brands of this kind - for example, Zara, but cheaper, or H&M. The story is simple: you come, in an hour you pick out all the most important trends of the season for little money, wear it for three months and happily forget about it.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006Saw-3(Saw III) Darren Lynn Bosman. Starring Tobin Bell, Angus Macfadyen, Dina Meyer, Bahar Soumekh. USA, 2006, dubbed The inventive maniac Saw (Bell) felt unwell before, but now he’s really bad: his smart head is bursting from the inside with an inoperable cerebral hernia.Afisha·№ 23 (190)·12/01/2006REPORT NEW NON-FIXText: Lev Danilkin The last weeks of 2006 were unexpectedly marked by an influx of non-fiction literature, both domestic and translated. Illustrated encyclopedias, sensational investigations, fundamental biographies, thousand-page guidebooks and collections of puzzling articles obliterate the reader like arctic hummocks. Afisha has chosen the ten most notable NEW PRODUCTS.Previous123...14NextShow more