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The Et Cetera Theatre continues its series of themed tours. This time, the program will focus on the era of space exploration and the atmosphere of Moscow in the 1960s.

Guests will be able to take a behind-the-scenes look, hear Alexander Blinov's stories "As a Child, I Wanted to Be Anything" and "The Young Cosmonaut Squad" performed by actor Evgeny Tokarev, and be transported to Moscow in the 1960s. It's easy to imagine a city where every boy dreams of becoming an astronaut, where the sky is no longer the limit, and Yuri Gagarin is a hero of the entire planet.

The author of the project is Olga Matveeva.

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The Theatre on Malaya Ordynka invites you to the play "Stolypin and Enemies".

Pyotr Stolypin—who was he? A wise reformer or a cruel satrap? Why was he killed before the eyes of the emperor? Who were his enemies? Why is the president quoting him today? He was exceptionally handsome. A man of honor. A duelist and a monogamist. At 22, he married the fiancée of his brother, who was killed in a duel. And he lived with her for the rest of his short life, which he dedicated to Russia.

Pyotr Stolypin was an extraordinary man, a great reformer, and a sacred victim of the Russian Revolution. He was shot at the Kiev Opera House during an intermission during a performance of "The Tale of Tsar Saltan." Emperor Nicholas II was present. Stolypin's last words were: "I am glad to die for the Tsar…"

The play's literary basis—a book and play by renowned historian Svyatoslav Rybas—contains absolutely reliable facts and verified information. However, the play "Stolypin" is not a piece of journalism, but a vibrant artistic statement, in which elegant set design and historical costumes play a crucial role. Documentary footage and photographs allow one to experience the atmosphere of the Art Nouveau era and the emotional state of the characters. The title role is played by theater and film actor Eduard Flerov, who long before participating in the production became interested in Stolypin and researched his biography.

Stolypin coined the phrase, "We need a great Russia!" These words ring true today.

The production designer is Konstantin Rozanov. The cast includes Eduard Flerov, Alexandra Barysheva, Nadezhda Lutskaya, Kirill Zaitsev, Tatyana Shalkovskaya, Anna Bolshova, Mikhail Polosukhin, Maria Vasilyeva, Dmitry Novitsky, Grigory Arkhipov, Vladimir Tyagichev, Mikhail Klyushkin, Nikolai Simbirtsev, Dmitry Dyachenko, and Danila Kornev.

Duration: one hour 15 minutes without intermission.

Photo: Theater on Malaya Ordynka

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The Moscow Pushkin Drama Theatre will present the play "Protagonist," based on the novel of the same name by Asya Volodina.

The Academy is the most prestigious educational institution in the country. Thousands of young men and women dream of entering, but even the best require luck. Nikita was lucky. So when he fails his exam, everyone is surprised: after all, it's easier to get kicked out of the Academy than to get in. Nikita's choice makes his loved ones wonder: how well do they know him—and themselves?

Directed by Denis Paramonov. Starring Nikita Pirozhkov, Anastasia Panina, Elizaveta Kononova, Anna Karmakova, Lyalya Anpilogova, Tatyana Romanova, and Artem Lyashenko.

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The Theatre on Malaya Ordynka invites you to the play "The Tsar's Way".

Is an ideal family possible, where mutual love, respect, and a sense of duty become the foundation for true heroism? The answer is yes. Such was the Romanov family.

"The Tsar's Path" is a unique performance in which, alongside the actors, the priest Father Artemy takes part.

The story of a Russian family unfolds against a backdrop and multimedia stylized to resemble the early 20th century. Beautiful young girls, a loving but very strict mother, an attentive and understanding father… there's just one nuance: this is no ordinary family, but a royal one. And that means they are subject to serious taboos. The famous aphorism about what Jupiter can do but not the bull requires rethinking: what the bull can do is NOT allowed to Jupiter. The princess cannot reciprocate the young officer's feelings: her status does not give her the right to love. But she doesn't rebel; she accepts her fate. Because in this family, duty is understood.

Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna, the Empress's sister and wife of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich, was another member of the Romanov family whose heroism and service became the embodiment of true mercy. The Martha and Mary Convent she founded, decorated with frescoes by Mikhail Nesterov, is within walking distance of the theater on Malaya Ordynka. Elizabeth Feodorovna's path of sacrifice was also a royal path, culminating in her canonization.

Father Artemy integrates into the play's plot and communicates directly with the audience, effectively breaking the fourth wall between the audience and the actors. He is a bridge between the past and the present. He draws parallels between history and modernity. And he answers the question that concerns everyone: is the ideal family possible today?

Directed by Valentin Klementyev. Starring Valentin Klementyev, Tatyana Shalkovskaya, Nikita Kashevarov, Klim Krivonosenko, Nikita Strugachev, Grigory Kolchak, Egor Kosik, Nikita Goncharov, Artemy Pilstrov, Margarita Lutskaya, Elizaveta Lyamtseva, Sofia Mishukova, Sofia Pchelintseva, Sofia Duganova, and Eva Babicheva.

Duration: one hour 20 minutes without intermission.

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In the lead-up to Cosmonautics Day, Library No. 248 will host the "Space Ark" program. Through the online presentation "Star Dock," guests will learn about the features of space stations and the history of their development.

The event will discuss the challenging living conditions of humans on a space station, the concept of weightlessness and ionizing radiation, how many space stations are currently in orbit, and which ones are planned for launch in the coming years.

In addition, the library will host a book and illustration exhibition entitled “Mysterious Space.”

The first people to seriously consider space stations were Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and Hermann Oberth at the beginning of the 20th century, and the world's first orbital space station, Salyut 1, was launched by the USSR 55 years ago.

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