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What's On This Weekend - The Moscow Times - Vimarsana News

What's On This Weekend - The Moscow Times

What's On This Weekend Our picks for April 23-25 Updated: "The Cherry Orchard" at Mossoviet Film and theater director Andrei Konchalovsky has put on a trilogy of plays by Anton Chekhov at Mossoviet Theater, starting with “Uncle Vanya” in 2009, “Three Sisters” in 2012, and ending with “The Cherry Orchard” this year. “The Cherry Orchard” is something of a family affair, starring Konchalovsky’s wife, Yulia Vysotskaya as Ranevskaya and many of the same off-stage artists and on-stage performers that contributed to his other two Chekhov plays. As Ranevskaya...

5 facts about 'Khudozhestvenny', Moscow's oldest operating cinema - Vimarsana News

5 facts about 'Khudozhestvenny', Moscow's oldest operating cinema

Art lovers first descended on the legendary cinema in 1909 for the French silent film ‘Georgette’. Later it hosted the world premiere of Sergei Eisenstein’s epic ‘Battleship Potemkin’.

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Moscow's Oldest Cinema Reopens After 7-Year Reconstruction - Vimarsana News

Moscow's Oldest Cinema Reopens After 7-Year Reconstruction

Gallery | The theater is 112 years old.

Moscow's Oldest Cinema Reopens After Seven-Year Reconstruction - Vimarsana News

Moscow's Oldest Cinema Reopens After Seven-Year Reconstruction

Moscow's Oldest Cinema Reopens After Seven-Year Reconstruction The Art Elektro-Theater is one of the three oldest movie theaters in the world. April 6, 2021 - 10:58 The Art Theater (Khudozhestvenny) on Arbat Square was for more than a century the site of openings, cinema festivals, and special events. Built in 1909 by Robert Albert Broksha, it was the third cinema in the city and the only theater especially designed to show movies. In 1912-1913 Broksha had Fyodor Shekhtel, Russia's finest style moderne architect, redesign and expand the theater. Damaged during the war...