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Vsevolod Ivanov Library No. 25 invites you to a calligraphy workshop, "Pushkiniana," dedicated to Alexander Pushkin Memorial Day. Participants will learn about the poet's life and work, and recall his works.

Having mastered the basics of calligraphy, under the guidance of the moderator, they will write a verse letter in the style of the 19th century, using pen, ink, and thin paper. The second part of the workshop will be devoted to creating an illustration for it in the style of Pushkin's images.

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Pokrovka Theatre presents "Duck Hunt," a new interpretation of Alexander Vampilov's celebrated play. It's the poignant story of the "bad good man" Viktor Zilov, who looks back on his life and tries to understand how it was wasted, whether love was wasted, and whether change is possible. The questions he asks himself are familiar to everyone, making it easy to recognize yourself in Zilov.

Directed by Yulia Avsharova. Gesture design by Varvara Romashkina. Lighting design by Vladimir Yezhov.

Starring Oleg Rokh, Ermek Zhaslykov, Roman Konovalov, Sergey Seregin and others.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes, with intermission.

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Pokrovka Theatre presents "Don't Cry, Mama," a heartfelt production based on Yevgeny Schwartz's play "One Night." The story centers on maternal love, which can withstand war, fear, and despair. The action unfolds in besieged Leningrad, where the heroine, Marfa, breaks through to find her son and try to save him from voluntarily leaving for the front.

Director: Karen Nersisyan. Director: Daria Kazeeva. Author: Evgeny Schwartz. Production Design: Viktor Shilkrot. Costume Design: Yulia Volkova. Lighting Design: Anton Pomorev.

Starring Tatyana Shvydkova, Irina Maksimkina, Vladimir Badov, Evgeny Buldakov and others.

Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes, without intermission.

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This stage adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel offers a view of Crime and Punishment not as a detective story, but as a profound moral inquiry. It focuses on a person's journey to the fatal point beyond which spiritual and emotional oblivion begins, the reasons for this step, and the possibility of salvation. The production explores the inner drama of the individual, the agonizing choices, doubts, and responsibility, revealing Dostoevsky's rare ability to penetrate the most contradictory movements of the human consciousness.

Director: Tatyana Pyshnova. Artist: Ivan Arngold.

Starring Evgeny Zinkevich, Daniil Eremin, Sofia Tarba, Elizaveta Zakaidze, Margarita Faradzheva, Nikita Raskatov, Maria Davitaya and others.

Duration: 3 hours, with intermission.

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The Ogonyok Cultural Center invites you to a performance of "The Canterville Horror." The production will be presented by members of the Okno Theatre Studio.

This is an original interpretation of the famous story about the ancient Canterville Castle and its inhabitant – a ghost with a tragic fate, who is destined to meet a family of rational Americans who do not believe in mysticism.

Viewers can expect a multitude of fun adventures, mysteries, and unexpected plot twists.

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The Onezhsky Cultural Center invites children aged 7 to 10 to an open class, "The World of Music and the Stage: Pop and Jazz Vocals." The class will be led by studio teacher Elena Eliseeva and choreographer Nadezhda Nikolaeva.

The children will learn to listen to music, feel rhythm, perform songs in different styles, and improvise. They will also learn how to work with a microphone and how to sound modern. The lesson will also focus on the basics of musical notation: children will be shown how music is written and how to read simple melodies.

In the choreography class, they will work on developing a sense of rhythm through movement, learning to confidently perform on stage, combining singing and dancing, and mastering simple dance routines.

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The Onezhsky Cultural Center invites children aged three to six to an open class, "We're Just Little Stars." It will be led by studio teacher Elena Eliseeva and choreographer Nadezhda Nikolaeva.

The lesson will be held in a musical and game format with cheerful songs and dances accompanied by noise instruments.

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The Alexander Shilov Gallery invites you to a concert of the first-place winners of the IV Ars Astra International Performing Arts Competition in the categories "Piano," "String Instruments," "Wind Instruments," "Academic Vocals," and "Creative Groups."

The young musicians will perform works by Russian and international composers, including Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and others. The competition jury will then present special pieces.

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The Novoslobodsky Cultural Center invites you to a lecture dedicated to Maslenitsa. Guests will learn about the traditions and customs of each day of the holiday week.

They will also be told how our ancestors celebrated Maslenitsa—riding sleighs, visiting friends for pancakes, and participating in large-scale folk festivities.

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