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Afisha
Afisha
A biweekly city magazine
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5 more promising areas
The rectangular block of Tverskiye-Yamskiye between Novoslobodskaya and Tverskaya is similar to Gruziny, only with a large Miussky square and without the life that now exists in Brestskiye In the long area between the Petrovsky Palace and the Leningrad Market there is practically nothing except large courtyards - this is what makes it remarkable On Shabolovka there are trams and there is the Donskoy Monastery, in whose cemetery Zhukovsky and Chaadaev lie.
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TIMUR OMAR DJ
“I live above the Kuklachev Cat Theater - this is Kutuzovsky, 25; Sometimes in the bathroom you can hear details of some performances. In general, seriously: I highly recommend going to the performance “Boris the Cat Fights Evil.” As for cafes and restaurants, a good place is in the Pioneer cinema, also on Dorogomilovskaya, 11, the Baan Thai restaurant. I used to go there often - I remember that the duck in sweet and sour sauce was good.
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Sovereign cavaliers. Foreign orders of Russian emperors
1 ★★★★★ Kremlin. Patriarchal Palace, until March 9 Unlike, for example, British emperors, who are prohibited from accepting the insignia of other powers, Russian autocrats crowned themselves with all sorts of foreign tchotchkes; the most striking case here is probably Pavel Petrovich, who became the grandmaster of the Order of Malta; and the last emperor, together with his wife and heir, did not disdain other people’s orders.
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Vorobyovy Gory
music journalist and promoter “I consider this area the best in Moscow. Before that I lived on Taganka and I remember it now with quiet horror. Stink, dirt, crowds of people, nowhere to walk the dog, let alone ride a bike, it’s completely absurd. And Vorobyovy Gory is the only area in Moscow that combines the aesthetic pleasantness of the center with the space and greenery of the best residential areas.
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MARIA FEDOROVSKAYA journalist
“Our area is beautiful, first of all, because there are very few people here and it’s very pleasant to walk around. Moreover, you seem to be walking in the old city, which is interspersed with semi-steel buildings. The notorious historical spirit is directly felt here, and it is impossible to remove or build on it. We have a real quiet center here.
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OPERA Lohengrin
0 ★★★★★ Opera and Ballet Theater named after. Glinka (Chelyabinsk) at the New Opera Theater, Mon February 28, 19.00. Music by R. Wagner. Staging by A. Sergeev Minimalist staging of Wagner The Chelyabinsk Theater took Wagner not with impudence or budget, but with work of fine craftsmanship.
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Dome
54 ★★★★ Bersenevsky per., 3/10, building 7, (499) 788 65 24 Ⓐ Kropotkinskaya, Mon-Thu, Sun 12.00-0.00, Fri-Sat 12.00-5.00 Located at the end of the "Red October" Dome is also a bar, a cafe and a cinema theater with fifty seats, where every evening they show something that is not shown in ordinary cinema theaters.
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Psych Funk Sa-Re-Ga!
Stones Throw It turns out that psych-funk was also played in India - it is in abundance on the collection and is presented: dirty, wild, with croaking guitar, sitars, percussion and Bollywood vocals. Funny and educational
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new: # Dmitry Shorin
new: # Dmitry Shorin
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1: OPERA
Lyudmila Ivanova got used to the image of Faina Raikhelgauz - the mother of the head of the “School of Modern Play”, the author of a book of memoirs about the war, evacuation, collective farm life and Odessa. The actress performs a monologue against the backdrop of newsreels and Chagall, to the accompaniment of Odessa songs and in the clouds of the aroma of Ukrainian borscht.
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Frendy's
Julia: Oh, and there are terrible slippery floors. Why are they doing this in Moscow? People are falling! Michael: You have to come here hungry. This is a very proper diner, authentic. And there's a great waitress here too. It's easy to imagine her somewhere in a small diner in Georgia, only she would also have red hair. She would have come up in the same way not only to pick up the plate, but also just to chat. This is what I call competent, friendly service.
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5: BALLET
PREMIERES IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS AND THE BEST BALLET PRODUCTIONS SELECTED BY AFISHA REVIEWERS 3 ★★★★ Theater named after. Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko, Fri February 25, 19.00. Choreography by Y. Elo Four years ago, this ballet by the magnificent Finn Jorma Elo was staged for the New York City Ballet - a collection of the world's most precise and fastest feet.
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new Dmitry Shorin
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Tragedy of the highest order
Elena Kovalskaya about the play “Princess Yvonne” At the royal court, numb in anticipation of some event, an unusual girl appears. Frankly speaking, out of this world. Her innocence and defenselessness attract everyone to her and provoke them to cruelty. The prince's young minions mock her innocently, like children mocking a frog. The prince takes it higher - he intends to marry her, and see how it goes.
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Bon Tempi
1 ★★★★ Bersenevskaya nab., 12, building 1, (495) 223 13 87 Ⓐ Kropotkinskaya, Mon-Sun 12.00-0.00 Another place of Borisov and Yampolsky, Bon Tempi was designed by Dmitry Likin and Oleg Shapiro, the authors of the design of Strelka, but if Strelka looks like a triumph of Scandinavian design, then Bon Tempi is more reminds me of a dacha. Chef Valentino Bontempi cooks in an open kitchen visible from the waterfront.
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