Theatres

	Bolshoi Theatre On the 28. of October a great gala concert started the new period in life of the oldest and ever young Bolshoi Theatre. After a long reconstruction, that had been lasted for 6 years, the most famous Russian scene was opened. Address: 1, Theatre square More information
	RAMT Russian Youth Theatre is situated in an ancient building by architect O. Bove in Moscow city center, on the Theatre square. Address: 2, Theatre square More information
	Film Actor`s Theatre Film Actor`s Theatre is the first steady film actors unity in the world. The theatre history is a special chapter as in the chronicle of Russian cinema, as well as in the history of Russian theatre. Address: 33, Povarskaya st. More information
	Chekhov Art Theatre Moscow Art Theatre was established by K. Stanislavsky and V. Nemirivich-Danchenko. The opening of the theatre took place on 14. October 1898 with the play “Tsar Fedor Ioannovich” by A. Tolstoi in the Hermitage Theatre building (3, Karetny Ryad st.). Since 1902 the theatre is situated in Kamergersky side street, in building of the former Lianozov Theatre, reconstructed in the same year by F. Shechtel. Address: 3, Kamergersky side street More information
	Russia Theatre Russia, situated in Moscow city center on Pushkinskaya square, is one of the most important objects of the Theatre quarter – this is not only an architect monument, but also the most spacious Moscow theatre. The building was built in 1961. Address: 2, Pushkin square More information
	Theatre centre On Strastnoi This is a non-commercial space, open for producer projects of different art schools and independent theatre groups. Address: 8a, Strastnoi Boulevard More information
	Gor`ky Art Theatre Moscow Art Theatre was established by K. Stanislavsky and V. Nemirovich-Danchenko. The opening of the theatre took place on 14. October 1898. Address: 22, Tverskoi Boulevard More information
	Malyi Theatre 14. October 1898 is considered to be the establishment day of Malyi Theatre, when merchant`s Vargin house was reconstructed by architect Bove and there started to work a drama company of the former Peter`s Teahtre, part of Empire Theatres System Address: 1-1, Theatre passage More information
	The Kremlin Ballet The Kremlin Ballet - theatre is situated  on the territory of the State Kremlin Palace. It was established in 1990 Address: 1, Vozdvizhenka st. More information
	Sovremennik Moskow theatre Sovremennik was founded by a group of young actors in 1956. In the post-war history of the country, in the years of exposure of Stalin`s person`s cult, it became the first theatre, born by a free actors unity, who could save themselves as an integral art company. Address: 19, Chistoprudny Boulevard More information
	Lenkom In 1927under the patronage of Komsomol organisation there was opened Working Youth Theatre. 20. February 1938 the theatre was re-named as the Theatre of Leninsky Komsomol, which is titled Lenkom from 1990 Address: 6, M. Dmitrovka More information
	Vakhtangov Theatre Vakhtangov Theatre is situated in the middle of the Old Arbat, in a building, decorated with colons, that is known for several generations of Moscow citizens. Numerous Arbat side streets save memory about many coryphaeus of the famous theatre. Saved in monuments and on memorial desks, they make special atmosphere for this corner of the old Moscow. Address: 26, Arbat More information
	Mayakovsky Theatre Mayakovsky theatre is one of the oldest and the most famous Moscow and Russian theatre companies. Such world famous artists as Sarah Bernhardt, Eleonora Duse, Ernst von Possart played on this scene. Since 1922 the theatre was reformed to the Revollution theatre, whose director was V. Meyerhold. Address: 19, B. Nikitskaya More information
	Satire Theatre Satire Theatre was established in 1924. During the first years theatre`s repertoire consisted mainly of not the plays as they are, but of political, everyday life and mock observations: “Moscow from the point of view”, “Solitude”, “Women nationalization”, “Essential paper”, “Calm, I`m making photo”, “Seven years without reciprocity”, “Europe, the best there is”, “A stranger`s head”, “Current affairs”, “Mishka, turn round!” Address: 2-1, Triumphal square More information
	Gelikon – Opera This is a musical theatre, founded in 1990. The founder and artistic director of the theatre is Dmitry Bertman Address, 11-2, New Arbat st. More information
	Moscow Operetta Moscow Operetta Theatre was opened in1922 in a small building of Dmitrovsky Theatre. Address: 6, B. Dmitrovka st. More information
	Nations Theatre Established in 1987 as the Theatre of National Friendship, from 1991 this theatre is called Nations Theatre. Since 2006 the artistic director of the theatre is Eugene Mironov, nationl artist of RF, laureate of the state prize. Address: 3, Petrovsky side street More information
	Satirikon Konstantin Raykin is the artistic director of the theatre. He is producer, national artist of RF, laureate of RF state prizes, four times laureate of national theatre prize “Golden Mask”, School-studio MHAT professor. Address: 8, Sheremetevskaya st. More information
	Theatre on Taganka The theatre was established on 23. April 1964, based on the company of Moscow Drama and Comedy Theatre. There were graduates of Tschukin Theatre College (Yu. Lyubimov course). Address: 26/71, Earth Wall More information
	Variety Theatre Variety Theatre was open in Juny 1954. The new theatre was given a building on Mayakovsky square (now Sitire Theatre) Address: 20/2 Bersenevskaya quay More information
	Russian Army Theatre The theatre was established in 1929 from propaganda teams of the Red Army Central House. The first premiere took place in 1930, it was “KVGD” play according to materials of far-east events of 1929. Address: 2, Suvorov square More information
	Romen Moscow Music-Drama Gypsi theatre Romen – is the only Gipsy theatre in the world, and one of the oldest Moscow theatres.  For more than 30 years Nikolai Slichenko is being artistic director of the theatre. He is talented actor and singer, national artist of the USSR, laureat of the USSR state prize, professor, Academician of the International Theatre Academy. Address: 32/2, Leningradsky avenue More information
	Stanislavsky Theatre On 16. March 1935 the Soviet government made a decision about establishment of the State Stanislavsky Opera-Drama Studio Address: 23, Tverskaya st More information
	Pushkin Theatre Moscow Chamber Theatre, whose founders are Alexandr Tairov and his wife Alise Koonen, was open on 12. December 1914. In May 1949 Tairov was dismissed and left the theatre together with has wife. The theatre itself was closed. On its place in 1950 the new Pushkin Theatre was open. Address: 23, Tverskoi Boulevard More information
	Ermolova Theatre Ermolova Drama Theatre is situated in an ancient building, in the front base of which is one of the largest houses on Tverskaya street, that was built in 1830s. Address: 5/6 Tverskaya st. More information
	Oleg Tabakov`s Theatre - Studio In 1978a dull lamp over the entrance to elite living house cellar started to illuminate the way of spectators to an ascetic and it would seem anti-theatre space, that was found by Oleg Tabakov and decorated by David Borovsky at the turn of the decade. Address: 1a, Thcaplygina st. More information
	Stanislavsky and Nimerovich-Danchenko Musical Theatre The theatre was established in 1941, when two opera groups were united. The theatre became a laboratory on creating new operas and ballets. Adress: 17, B. Dmitrovka st. More information
	Mossoviet Theatre One of the oldest Moscow theatres is established in 1923 by literary man and producer S. Prokofiev as the Theatre of Moscow Professional Unities. From 1925 to 1940 the theatre was directed by a famous actor and producer E. Lyubimov-Lanskoi Address: 16, B. Sadovaya st. More information
	Actors Taganka Community The theatre was established in April 1993. The base of the theatre were 36 actors and some workers of the Theatre on Taganka. Address: 76/21 Earth Wall st. More information
	Peter Fomenko Studio The theatre was established in July 1993. But the “fomenki” themselves (as jounalists all over the world call them) count their biography from 1988. Address: 30/32 Kutuzovsky avenue More information
	Moon Theatre The history of the Moon Theatre starts from 1992 from the concert play “Unique voice”. Very soon this play became center of attraction for the theatre public. Address: 31, Ordynka st. More information
	Armen Dgigarkhanyan Theatre The theatre is established on 12. March 1996. At first time the theatre was situated in a cramped building on Cooperative st., but in 2002 the theatre run over into a spacious building on Lomonosovsky avenue. More information
	Anton Chekhov  Theatre Anton Chekhov Theatre, established in 1989 by Leonid Trushkin and Eugene Rogov became the first private entreprise. The theatre has been working without state subsidies. The scene is situated in Variety Theatre Address: 20-2б Bersenevskaya quay More information
	Stas Namin`s Theatre Music and Drama Theatre was established by Stas Namin in 1999 as an absolutely new theatre project. Namin decided to create Russian version of legendary musical “Hairs” Address: 9-3б Krymsky Wall st. More information
	Theatre on Pokrovka The theatre directed by Serge Artsibashev was established in September 1991. Address: 50/2-1, Pokrovka st. More information
	Theatre New Opera The theatre was established in 1991 on initiative of the artistic director Eugene Kolobov. Art credo of the theatre can be determined as enthusiastic creative quest and bold innovation. Address: 3-2, Karetny Ryad st. More information
	Roman Viktyuk`s Theatre The name of the theatre first turned in 1991. Though this theatre existed all the time in the dreams of a young boy, who played his first roles in Lyvov Theatre of young spectator. Address: 6, Stromynka st. More information
	Theatre Centre Cherry Garden The Theatre Centre Cherry Garden, directed by Alexandr Vil`kin was established in 1995. Address: 35, Old Arbat st. More information
	Moscow Drama Theatre on M. Bronnaya In 1945 a new artistic company appeared on Moscow theatre map. The theatre was headed by Serge Maiorov. The base of the new theatre company consisted of actors from different Moscow theatres and several graduates of Tschepkin Theatre College. Address: 4-2, M. Bronnaya st. More information
	Cats` Theatre by Yury Kuklachev Yury Kuklachev – national artist of the RSFSR, has been the first in in the Soviet Union to start circus work with cats. In 1990 he established his own Cats`s Theatre on Kutuzov avenue More information