October
2 sa
19:00
After the short story by Nikolai Gogol “Diary of a Madman”
Old Stage, Gray Hall
4 mo
19:00
Several topics from the novel As a Few Days presented in four meals
Old Stage, Gray Hall
6 we
19:00
A performance created on the basis of Boris Vakhtin’s novel
Old Stage, Green Hall
8 fr
19:00
A musical journey from Yekaterinburg to Moscow and back, non-stop
Old Stage, Green Hall
10 su
14:00
Karen Badalov, supported by artists and theater musicians in the most truthful story on the Earth
Old Stage, Gray Hall
12 tu
19:00
A musical composition in two parts, after William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It”
Old Stage, Green Hall
13 we
19:00
A mystification in two parts, text redacted by the theatre
New stage, Large Hall
15 fr
19:00
Composition after novels by Ivan Bunin “Heinrich”, “Riverside Inn”, “Natalie”, “Madrid”
Old Stage, Gray Hall
16 sa
14:00
Karen Badalov, supported by artists and theater musicians in the most truthful story on the Earth
Old Stage, Gray Hall
20 we
19:00
New stage, Large Hall
21 th
19:00
The Moscow Sabbat in two parts with one exposure
New stage, Large Hall
21 th
19:00
After the short story by Nikolai Gogol “Diary of a Madman”
Old Stage, Gray Hall
22 fr
19:00
Horrible funny comedy
New stage, Large Hall
22 fr
19:00
A performance created on the basis of Boris Vakhtin’s novel
Old Stage, Green Hall
23 sa
19:00
Horrible funny comedy
New stage, Large Hall
23 sa
19:00
Scenes and improvisations based on the novel “Maidenhair”
Old Stage, Gray Hall
25 mo
19:00
Composition of the poem “Count Nulin,” the poetic drama “The Stone Guest,” and a scene from “Faust”
New Stage, Small Hall
25 mo
19:00
Composition after novels by Ivan Bunin “Heinrich”, “Riverside Inn”, “Natalie”, “Madrid”
Old Stage, Gray Hall
27 we
19:00
old-fashioned comedy in 2 acts, stage version of the theater
New stage, Large Hall
28 th
19:00
Several topics from the novel As a Few Days presented in four meals
Old Stage, Gray Hall
29 fr
22:00
New Stage, Small Hall
30 sa
19:00
After the short story by Nikolai Gogol “Diary of a Madman”
Old Stage, Gray Hall