Satire Theatre, Moscow Academic Satire Theatre (Moscow)

2 Triumfalnaya Square, Moscow (tel.: +7 495 699-63-05 , +7 495 699-36-42), Metro station: "Mayakovskaya".

http://www.satire.ru

The history of the Satire Theatre's building began in distant times of the 1917 Russian Revolution when the Nikitins' Circus existed. Then, after the Circus moved out because of no food for animals, the Moscow Music Hall moved in. Later the music hall circus was transformed into the Operetta Theatre and only then into the Satire Theatre.

In 1963, the building was completely reconstructed and now looks as a theatre rather than a circus. The Theatre has a dome, the only thing remained after the old building, that looks like a flying saucer from a bird's eye view.

In May of 2002, the Museum was opened in the building of the Satire Theatre.

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Satire Theatre, Moscow Academic Satire Theatre

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