The Moscow State Academic Children's Musical Theater named after Nataliya Ilinichna Sats is a theater in Moscow, the first permanent musical theater in the USSR for children and youth [1] . It bears the name of the founder - an outstanding figure of Russian Soviet culture Natalia Ilyinichna Sats .
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| Based | 1965 |
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| Address | 5 Vernadsky Avenue , metro station "University" |
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| Director | George G. Isahakyan |
| Site | Official site |
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History
The date of birth of the theater is considered to be November 21, 1965 , when the first performance of the children's musical theater took place on the stage of the Variety Theater - the premiere of Mikhail Morozov ’s opera Morozko .
Initially, the theater did not have its own stage, but soon it moved to the building of the former Slavyanskiy Bazar Hotel on Nikolskaya Street (until October 25, the street until 1990).
In 1979, the theater moved to its own new building on Vernadsky Avenue, designed and built specifically for him. Palekh artists took part in the interior design of the theater, including N. I. Golikov , who painted the Room of Fairy Tales. The theater building is crowned with a sculpture of the Blue Bird , which is a symbol of the theater.
In 1987, the theater was awarded the honorary title of academic.
There are two halls in the modern theater building:
- a large hall - for 1100 seats, with three stages: one main and two side. In this hall is one of the attractions of the theater - a curtain on the theme of the opera Sadko by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov .
- small hall - 300 seats, concert.
In 2003, by the centenary of N.I. Sats, a monument was erected in front of the theater. At the monument, the figure of Natalia Sats is depicted with two children in the images of Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf [2] .
In 2019, it was decided to reconstruct the theater building. 1.8 billion rubles were allocated for repairs [3] .
Repertoire
The repertoire of the theater includes dramatic performances, operas and ballets.
- Aibolit
- Balda
- magical flute
- The Wizard of Oz
- "Twelve months"
- Child and magic
- Thumbelina, or a wonderful flight
- Eugene Onegin
- Golden Cockerel (opera ballet)
- Cinderella
- Furry operator
- Royal love, or a winter fairy tale
- Royal sandwich
- Swan Lake
- cat house
- Swan Lake
- Love for three oranges
- Lord of the Flies
- Prince and the Pauper
- Princess and swineherd
- Dunno's Journey
- Blue bird to the music of Ilya Sats and Ephraim Podgaits.
- The Tale of Tsar Saltan
- Snow Maiden
- The Snow Queen
- Son of the regiment
- Princess Frog
- Cipollino
- Nutcracker
Awards and Prizes
- Lenin Komsomol Prize (1976) - for staging the performances “My Mother”, “Magic Music” and the theatrical concert “For the Motherland with a Song”
See also
- Moscow theaters
Notes
- ↑ Moscow Children's Musical Theater // Big Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 vol.] / Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.
- ↑ Unusual monuments of Moscow - Monument to Natalia Sats (Inaccessible link) . Date of treatment July 11, 2011. Archived October 1, 2011.
- ↑ For the reconstruction of the Theater named after N.I. Sats allocated almost 1.8 billion rubles . TASS. Date accessed August 11, 2019.
Links
- Moscow State Academic Children's Musical Theater named after N.I.Sats . - The official website of the theater. Date of treatment September 8, 2007. Archived on February 28, 2012.
- Children's Musical Theater (inaccessible link) . Encyclopedia Moscow . Yandex dictionaries. Date of treatment September 8, 2007. Archived on February 28, 2012.
- Moscow Children's Musical Theater (inaccessible link) . TSB . Yandex dictionaries. Date of treatment September 8, 2007. Archived December 6, 2009.