Theatres, Cinemas

Shevchenko Cinema Dnieper River · Ukraine · Kiev

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Shevchenko National Opera House of Ukraine Dnieper River · Ukraine · Kiev

A resident opera company was created in Kiev as late as in 1867, becoming, alongside the Moscow and Saint Petersburg theatres, one of the Russian Empire's best. An impulse to the creation of a permanent theatre was provided by the successful 1865–1866 Kiev tours of Italian opera companies. The company worked in the City Theatre's building constr...

Sovremennik, Moscow Sovremennik Theatre Russia · Moscow

Moscow Sovremennik Theatre (the Sovremennik or the Theatre, for short) was founded by a group of young actors in 1956. In the post-war history of Russia, in the time when Stalin's personality cult was being exposed, the Theatre became the first theatre that was created by a free creative team of like-minded people and that managed to survive as an ...

Summer Theatre, City Lyceum in the Shevchenko Park Dnieper River · Ukraine · Dnepropetrovsk

The Dnepropetrovsk City Lyceum (the Summer Theatre) was constructed in 1977 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the 1917 Russian October Revolution. It was designed by the famous architect Pavel Nirenberg who also designed the Dnepropetrovsk Circus, the building of the Dnepropetrovsk Executive Committee and many other well-known buildings. Howev...

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall Russia · Moscow

From 1901, the location of the contemporary building was occupied by a theatre of the French entrepreneur Charles Omon, later by a light genre theatre, and after the 1917 Russian Revolution by the Theatre of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. In the 1920s, the building was handed over to the Meyerhold Theatre. A new building was c...

Tchaikovsky National Conservatory of Music Dnieper River · Ukraine · Kiev

Tchaikovsky National Conservatory of Music (Kiev Conservatory or the Conservatory, for short) was founded in 1913, based on the Russian Music Society. The foundation of Kiev Conservatory actively involved such titans of world classical music as Sergey Rachmaninoff, who was on tour in Kiev in 1911, 1913–1915 and 1917; Pyotr Tchaikovsky, the found...

Thalia Theatre Europe · Hungary · Budapest

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Theatre and Concert Hall of the Railway Culture Centre Russia · Moscow

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Theatre at Delphi Mediterranean Sea · Greece · Delphi

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Theatre of the Soviet Army, Central Academic Theatre of the Soviet Army Russia · Moscow

The Central Academic Theatre of the Soviet Army (the Theatre, for short) was established in 1929 and affiliated to the Centre of the Soviet Army. The Theatre began its cultural activity in the Far East performing for the army. Originally, the Theatre's company had four creative teams including the Song and Dance Ensemble of the Red Army (later t...