Performances
Arseny Faryatiev
Brian Fril
Mikhail Roschin. old-fashioned comedy in 2 acts, stage version of the theater
William Shakespeare
Fyodor Dostoevsky. Concertbutnotaconcert
Ivan Turgenev. After Ivan Turgenev’s novella “Spring Freshets”
Mikhail Bulgakov. A mystification in two parts, text redacted by the theatre
Lewis Carroll
Théophile Gautier. A romantic composition in 2 acts based on the eponymous novel
Meir Shalev. Several topics from the novel “As a Few Days” presented in four meals
Alexander Pushkin, Valery Bryusov
Leo Tolstoy. A stage composition of the novella by Leo Tolstoy.
Alla Sokolova
Alexander Volodin
After the short story by Nikolai Gogol “Diary of a Madman”
George Bernard Shaw
William Shakespeare
Ivan Bunin. Composition after novels by Ivan Bunin “Heinrich”, “Riverside Inn”, “Natalie”, “Madrid”
Iliya Kormiltsev
Bertolt Brecht
Boris Vakhtin. A performance created on the basis of Boris Vakhtin’s novel
Eugene Ionesco
Alexander Pushkin
Boris Ryzhy. A musical journey from Yekaterinburg to Moscow and back, non-stop
Trials and Errors
Prosper Mérimée. fatal mishmash
Ivan Vyrypaev
Yuly Kim. A musical composition in two parts, after William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It”
Osip Mandelshtam. A Novella. In the Trials and Mistakes project.
Jean Giraudoux. Revived stage production by P. Fomenko
Mikhail Shishkin. Scenes and improvisations based on the novel “Maidenhair”
The Moscow Sabbat in two parts with one exposure
Alexander Vampilov. Cinema performance
Molière. The Trials and Mistakes project
Anton Chekhov
Sergei Plotov. Horrible funny comedy
Alexander Pushkin. Composition of the poem “Count Nulin,” the poetic drama “The Stone Guest,” and a scene from “Faust”
Sergey Diachkovsky. Karen Badalov, supported by artists and theater musicians in the most truthful story on the Earth
Fridrikh Gorenshtein. A Play in Two Acts and Four Scenes
Leo Tolstoy. Scenes from the Novel
Gabriel Garcia Marquez. After the play “Diatribe of Love Against a Seated Man”
Alexander Ostrovsky. A Drama in Four Acts with an intermission
Alexander Ostrovsky. A comedy in five acts
Nikolai Gogol