Основная сцена
Boris Godunov
Director Pyotr Shereshevsky turned to the drama written by Pushkin, by “locking” characters from literature and history textbooks inside of an average Russian school gym.
Основная сцена
Vassa
Vassa reinterprets the dramatic conflict of Gorky's famous Vassa Zheleznova, continuing the popular theme of the tragic breakdown of a family in classical Russian literature.
Малая сцена
Горький. Любовь
Режиссёр Филипп Гуревич предлагает зрителям взглянуть на фигуру крупного советского писателя, общественного деятеля, «буревестника революции» Максима Горького без хрестоматийной монументальности — глазами женщин, сыгравших значимую роль в его судьбе.
Новое Пространство. Страстной бульвар, д.12, стр.2
День закрытых дверей
Документальный спектакль Дмитрия Крестьянкина, основанный на интервью с подростками из российских воспитательных колоний. Постановка исследует тему свободы и ответственности, выбора и ошибок, а также поднимает вопрос о влиянии искусства на осуждённых.
Малая сцена
Ten Visits To My Beloved
A performance by Murat Abulkatinov based on the novel of the same name by Vasily Aksyonov, one of the prominent representatives of “village prose”.
Основная сцена
Don Quixote
Directed by Anton Fedorov based on the novel by Miguel de Cervantes. Starring Timofey Tribuntsev and Semyon Shteinberg.
Малая сцена
Friends
In the production directed by Motoi Miura a group of strangers, a whole family of three generations, is forcibly trying to save a young man, quite satisfied with his life, from loneliness.
Основная сцена
Uncle Vanya
The performance by the French director Stephane Braunschweig based on the play by Anton Chekhov.
Малая сцена
Living T.
How do relationships wear thin? Why does a happy marriage end up with divorce? Is it possible to find and bury a "corpse" that pretends to be alive timely? And why did Leo Tolstoy decide to escape from the family, just like the character? Answers to these questions will be found in Living T., a production directed by Danil Chashchin.
Малая сцена
Julie
South African director James Ngcobo chose the play Miss Julie For his directorial debut in Russia – a tragic story of the relationship between a footman and an aristocrat's daughter.