Chekhov and the Moscow Art Theatre: Crash Course Theater #34
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Defiant Moscow Cinema Shows Banned Stalin Comedy
A Moscow cinema has been warned after defying a government ban on showing The Death Of Stalin. The black comedy was screened to a packed audience on January 25, and many said they didn't find the satirical film offensive. (RFE/RL's Russian Service)
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Police visit Moscow movie theatre showing banned Stalin film
(26 Jan 2018) Police officers have shown up at a Moscow movie theatre that screened a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin in defiance of an official Russian government ban.
Moscow police didn't immediately declare the purpose of their visit to Pioneer theatre on Friday, but it followed the Russian Culture Ministry's warning that the theatre could face sanctions in line with the law.
The ministry this week rescinded the permit allowing Scottish writer-director Armando Iannucci's The Death of Stalin to be shown in theatres after communists and others criticized the movie as a mockery of Russian history.
I don't think we need to introduce censorship but there should be some kind of personal censorship among journalists and people making films, said Communists Party presidential candidate Pavel Grudinin.
Pioner ignored the decision and has been screening the film since Thursday.
Showing an unlicensed movie is punishable by a fine.
Stalin remains widely admired in Russia, despite his brutal purges that killed millions.
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Patriarch's ponds in Moscow. Interesting places on the Patriarch's ponds.
Patriarch's ponds in Moscow. Interesting places on the Patriarch's ponds.
Today our best Moscow travel guide invites you to an exciting excursion – to the most mystical place in Moscow!
How can you get to Patriarchs ponds? Its easy.
You start from Mayakovskaya metro station, walk along Bolshaya Sadovaya street and turn to Malaya Bronnaya street. And just in 20 -50 meters you are here.
We pass Chaikovsky concert hall, the Satire theatre and the Aquarium garden. Here we stop at the first address of our tour, Sadovaya,10.
It is a famous house, where the brilliant Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov, lived. Today it is a museum of Bulgakov. And also this place is called a bad apartment. Lets go into the yard.
It was planned to install a huge monument here to the heroes of Bugakovs famous Master and Margarita. But later it was decided to confine with small forms.
There are a lot of fascinating and mysterious stores connected with the Patrics, as Moscovites have tenderly named this place.
Since the old days the Patrics are considered to be a bad and enchanted place. Russian writers wrote a lot about it. For example Tolstoy in Anna Karenina and of course Bulgakov in Master and Margarita.
In this very place in Bulgakovs great novel Ann has splitter the oil, and the tram has cut off Berlioses had. But unfortunately there has never been a tram line here.
Its nice to have a shady walk here, by the pond on a hot summer day. And in winter its good to skate on an ice rink.
There is a playground for kids right near the pond. And here is the monument to the fable writer Ivan Krylov, and to his heroes - animals. Kids will like it too. Don't forget to rub the nose of the dog Mos”ka and make a wish!
We ll continue our excursion and walk along Malaya Bronnaya street. Here in the intersection with Kosihinskiy street the first private cafe in Moscowwas located. It was called Margarita.
If you walk further, you ll see the Marco Polo hotel. If you are looking for a place to stay around here, you can see a video clip about this hotel on our Channel.
We turn left and go up the Maliy Kozihinskiy str to Trehprudniy str. There are some residential complexes and good restaurants here…
The famous russian poet Marina Zvetaeva was born and spent her childhood here, on Trehprudniy. Her house №8 has not survived, but on the other side of the street you can see the facade of the house №9, built in 1900 by architect Shekhtel.
There was a typography here. And the first book of Marina Zvetaeva was printed right here.
We are finishing our video tour near the wonderful private house of Shekhtel himself. He was the most popular and glamourous russian architect of the 20th century. One day well make a separate video about his gorgeous mansions in the centre of Moscow. And now we ll say bye bye to you here.
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Symphony No. 3 in E-Flat Major Op. 20 - 1st of May
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Symphony No. 3 in E-Flat Major Op. 20 - 1st of May · Dmitri Shostakovich · Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra · Kirill Kondrashin · Republican Academic Russian A Capella Choir · Boys Chorus Of The Moscow Choral School
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⁴ᴷ⁵⁰ Cycling Moscow: Moscow Center - from Mayakovskaya Metro Station to Mokhovaya Street
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We ride from the Mayakovskaya Metro Station along the Garden Ring.
We begin our trip near the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, and also near the Moskovskiy Akademicheskiy Teatr Satiry (Moscow Academic Theater of Satire).
We ride in the evening along the Garden Ring to the Dom Na Kudrinskoy Ploshchadi (House on Kudrinskaya Square - High-Rise).
After that we turn onto Bol'shaya Nikitskaya Ulitsa (Street).
We drive through the Brazilian Embassy, Tsentral'nyy Dom Literatorov (Moscow Writers Union), and the Khram Bol'shoye Vozneseniye U Nikitskikh Vorot (The Great Ascension Temple at Nikitsky Gate), where a big traffic jam formed on Friday evening .
We cross Nikitsky Blvd, drive alongside the fountain called the Fontan-Rotonda Aleksandr I Natali (Alexander and Natali Fontan Rotunda) and drive further along Bol'shaya Nikitskaya Ulitsa (Street).
We pass through the Moscow State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky, the Zoologicheskiy Muzey Moskovskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta Imeni M.v. Lomonosova (Zoological Museum of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov) and ride up to Mokhovaya Street.
There are preparations for the City Day. Everything is blocked.
We drive along Mokhovaya Street near the Red Square to the Kutafiya (Predmostnaya) Tower and the Biblioteka Imeni Lenina Metro Station.
And we end our trip near the Pamyatnik Knyazyu Vladimiru (Monument to Prince Vladimir).
Enjoy this ride with us!
Мы едем от Станции Метро Маяковская по Садовому Кольцу.
Мы начинаем нашу поездку рядом с Концертным залом имени П. И. Чайковского, а также рядом с Московским Академическим Театром Сатиры.
Мы едем вечером по Садовому Кольцу до Дома на Кудринской Площади - Высотки.
После этого мы поворачиваем на Большую Никитскую Улицу.
Проезжаем Посольство Бразилии, Центральный Дом Литераторов, Союз Писателей Москвы, а также Храм Большое Вознесение у Никитских ворот, где образовалась большая пробка в пятницу вечером.
Мы пересекаем Никитский Бульвар, проезжаем рядом с фонтаном, который называется Фонтан-Ротонда Александр и Натали и едем дальшей по Большой Никитской Улице.
Мы проезжаем Московскую государственную консерваторию имени П. И. Чайковского, Зоологический музей Московского государственного университета имени М.В. Ломоносова и подъезжаем к Улице Моховая.
Там идет подготовка ко Дню Города. Все перекрыто.
Мы проезжаем по Улице Моховая рядом с Красной Площадью до Кутафьей (Предмостной) Башни и Станции Метро Библиотека Имени Ленина.
И мы заканчиваем нашу поездку около Памятника Князю Владимиру.
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Vsevolod Meyerhold
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NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED. The Russian-born turn of the century theatre practitioner, Vsevolod Meyerhold, explored theatre as a kinaesthetic spectacle where an actor understood the inner and outer rhythm of the character.
Meyerhold was a contemporary of Stanislavski and Chekhov; his ideas were influenced by the musicality of Chekhov's plays and by the intensive actor training he undertook in the Moscow Arts Theatre under Stanislavski's wing.
Often Meyerhold and Stanislavsky are presented as advocating two vastly opposed systems for training actors, however, both were concerned with releasing the actor's emotional and expressional potential -- only using different means.
Meyerhold wanted to create a new theatre for a new era,
and he was one of the most enthusiastic activists of the new Soviet Theatre. He joined the Bolshevik Party in 1918 and tried to radicalize Russian theatres, effectively nationalizing them under Bolshevik control.
Meyerhold advocated the use of dance and physical movement, which he believed would help with the development of the actor's awareness of their body as this was of prime concern -- thus finding means of expression through actions. He went on to call this style of preparing and performing, biomechanics. Biomechanics is a series of exercises to develop and release the emotional potential of the actor through movement.
THE MASK
Meyerhold believed that the creativity of the actor is shown in his movements, which is enhanced and extended by the use of masks. Meyerhold's mask training was explored through make-up, hair, hats, scarves, eyeglasses as well as Commedia dell' arte masks. Masks therefore enabled the paradoxical nature of theatre to be explored in rehearsals and performance. Most importantly for Meyerhold, the mask forced the actor to externalize his means of communication- to use the body. The shapes generated by the body needed to complement the expression of the face.
JAPANESE INFLUENCES
In the case of using puppetry as a theatrical device, Meyerhold's vision was bold and radical in its strong integration of the graphic component into the production. It helped transcend boundaries of the theatrical form. Meyerhold derived this from Japanese theatre, in particular the Kabuki theatre of Japan, as puppetry was prominent part of their pieces.
GROTESQUE
Meyerhold hated anything predictable and therefore explored deep into the grotesque. It breeds discomfort and it mixes opposites; tragedy and comedy, life and death, beauty and ugliness. Furthermore, it celebrates bizarreness. Meyerhold felt that it challenged the audience's perceptions and he liked how it was naturally mischievous, even satirical. The fact that it stretched the natural to the extent that it became unnatural or stylized, helped him achieve his ideal performances. It reveled in fantasy and mystery, which enhanced Meyerhold's intentions of surprising the audience.
A Moscow cinema has shown a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin despite an official ban
(26 Jan 2018) A Moscow cinema has shown a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin despite an official ban.
The Culture Ministry rescinded the permit for screening Scottish writer-director Armando Iannucci's 'The Death of Stalin' just two days before its scheduled premiere.
The decision followed criticism from communists and others that the British-French production made a mockery of Russian history.
Pioner Theatre showed the film on Thursday (25JAN2018) as planned, defying the ministry's move.
Cinema-goers who watched the film gave mixed reviews.
Dina Alexandrovna, who attended Stalin's funeral in 1953 and was a staunch supporter of the Soviet dictator as a child, said that the film's content did not offend her and that she disagreed with the government's decision to ban the film.
Another woman, who withheld her name, described the film as terrifying… absolutely, not funny, saying that it showed the realities of the time.
The ministry warned the theatre will face sanctions in line with the law.
Screening the film without a licence is punishable by a fine of up to 100,000 Ruble (USD 1,800) and could lead to the theatre's closure in case of a second violation.
Stalin remains widely admired in Russia despite his brutal purges that killed millions.
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Defiant Moscow Cinema Shows Banned Stalin Comedy
A Moscow cinema has been warned after defying a government ban on showing The Death Of Stalin. (Please see related stories link for VOA story on The Death of Stalin) The black comedy was screened to a packed audience on January 25, and many said they didn't find the satirical film offensive. (RFE/RL's Russian Service)
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Russian political satire takes aim at Putin
Theatre-goers in Moscow are being treated to a new political satire on their president-elect, Vladimir Putin.
The play's director says the production is a way of protesting against Putin's return to the top job.
Al Jazeera's Sue Turton reports from Moscow on the risky business of poking fun at the country's political elite.
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Moscow cinema shows 'The Death of Stalin' despite official ban
(25 Jan 2018) A Moscow cinema has shown a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin despite an official ban.
The Culture Ministry rescinded the permit for screening Scottish writer-director Armando Iannucci's 'The Death of Stalin' just two days before its scheduled premiere.
The decision followed criticism from communists and others that the British-French production made a mockery of Russian history.
Pioner Theatre showed the film on Thursday as planned, defying the ministry's move.
Cinema-goers who watched the film gave mixed reviews.
Dina Alexandrovna, who attended Stalin's funeral in 1953 and was a staunch supporter of the Soviet dictator as a child, said that the film's content did not offend her and that she disagreed with the government's decision to ban the film.
Another woman, who withheld her name, described the film as terrifying… absolutely, not funny, saying that it showed the realities of the time.
The ministry warned the theatre will face sanctions in line with the law.
Screening the film without a licence is punishable by a fine of up to 100,000 Ruble (USD 1,800) and could lead to the theatre's closure in case of a second violation.
Stalin remains widely admired in Russia despite his brutal purges that killed millions.
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Strings Attached: Moscow's State Puppet Theater behind the scenes
Join RT on a trip into the magical world of dolls that move and talk -- the Moscow State Puppet Theatre. The theatre was founded in 1931 by famous puppeteer Sergey Obraztsov, the man credited with turning puppetry from pure entertainment into art.
The Bolt | Alexei Ratmansky & Bolshoi Ballet | Bolshoi Theatre 2006 (DVD trailer)
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Composed in 1931 by Dimitri Shostakovich, The Bolt – to a book by Viktor Smirnov, is being revived for the first time in more than 70 years.
Shostakovich composed a caustically humourous ballet, blending popular tunes, serious music, circus music, waltzes, marches, tangos. He had imagined his ballet as a joyful lampoon of proletarian drama. His intention was to highlight the eventful and ambiguous relationship existing between proletarian experience and the representation given of it by the Soviet vanguard.
Alexei Ratmansky’s choreography develops into a true marvel, opening with a ballet of giant robots ans ending in a blood red delirious grand parade.
Ballet in two acts
Music : Dmitri Shostakovich
Libretto : Viktor Smirnov
Nastya : Anastasia Yatsenko
Yan : Andreï Merkuriev
Denis : Denis Savin
Ivachka : Morikhiro Iwata
Soloists and Corps de Ballet of the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow
Choreography : Alexei Ratmansky
Scenography : Semyon Pastukh
Costumes : Galina Solovyov
Orchestra of the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow
Conductor : Pavel Sorokin
Chekhov Museum in Moscow.
This is a splendid little museum in the house once occupired by one of Russia's most lionised writers. A P Chekhov was the consummate composer of short stories. One can see his boudoir as well as his drawing room. The women who work as guides there are brimful with enthusiasm and will give you vivid accounts of Dr Chekhov's life and oeuvre.
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Видовой ролик Москва. Центральная часть Москвы. Садовое кольцо. Триумфальная площадь. Здесь ведет трансляции первый телеканал России Доброе утро. Рядом находится метро Маяковская, памятник Маяковскому, Тверская улица, Концертный зал имени Чайковского, театр Сатиры, театр имени Моссовета, гостиница Пекин, дом Булгакова. Знаменитые места и достопримечательности Москвы. Путешествуйте по России, путешествуйте по Москве. Смотрите знаменитые улицы Москвы
View video Moscow. Central part of Moscow. Garden ring. Triumphal square. Here is the broadcast of channel one Russia, Good morning. Nearby is Mayakovsky metro, the monument to Vladimir Mayakovsky Tverskaya street and the Concert hall named after Tchaikovsky, the theatre of Satire, theatre Mossovet, hotel Beijing, the house of Bulgakov. Famous places and sights of Moscow. Travel to Russia, travel to Moscow. See the famous streets of Moscow
View Roller Moskau. Der zentrale Teil von Moskau. Gartenring. Triumphal Square. Hier wird der erste Fernsehsender Russlands Guten morgen ausgestrahlt. In der Nähe befindet sich die Metro Mayakovskaya, Mayakovsky Monument, Tverskaya Street, chaykovsky Concert Hall, Satire Theater, Mossovet Theater, Beijing Hotel, Bulgakow House. Berühmte Orte und Sehenswürdigkeiten von Moskau. Reisen nach Russland, Reisen nach Moskau. Sehen Sie die berühmten Straßen von Moskau
Vue de la vidéo Moscou. La partie centrale de Moscou. Bague de jardin. La place du Triomphe. Voici la diffusion de la première chaîne de télévision de la Russie bonjour. A proximité se trouve le métro Mayakovskaya, le monument Mayakovsky, la rue Tverskaya, la salle de Concert Tchaïkovski, le théâtre de la satire, le théâtre Mossovet, l'hôtel Beijing, la maison Boulgakov. Lieux célèbres et attractions de Moscou. Voyagez en Russie, voyagez à Moscou. Voir les rues célèbres de Moscou
Una especie de rodillo de Moscú. La parte central de Moscú. Ring. Plaza del triunfo. Aquí está la transmisión del primer canal de televisión de Rusia buenos días. Cerca se encuentra el metro Mayakovskaya, el monumento Mayakovsky, la calle Tverskaya, la sala de Conciertos Tchaikovsky, el teatro Sátira, el teatro mossovet, el hotel Beijing, la casa Bulgakov. Lugares famosos y atracciones de Moscú. Viajar a Rusia, viajar a Moscú. Ver las famosas calles de Moscú
عرض فيديو موسكو. الجزء المركزي من موسكو. خاتم الحديقة ساحة النصر ها هو بث القناة الأولى روسيا صباح الخير هو قريب ماياكوفسكي مترو نصب فلاديمير ماياكوفسكي Tverskaya street قاعة الحفل سميت تشايكوفسكي ، مسرح هجاء, المسرح Mossovet, Beijing, بيت بولغاكوف. أماكن ومشاهد مشهورة في موسكو السفر إلى روسيا ، السفر إلى موسكو. شاهد شوارع موسكو الشهيرة
ビュービデオモスクワ。 モスクワの中心部。 庭のリング。 凱旋門。 チャンネル-ワン-ロシアの放送ですおはようございます 近くMayakovskyメトロ、ウラジミールMayakovskyトヴェルスカヤ通りとチャイコフスキー、風刺劇場、劇場Mossovet、ホテル北京、ブルガーコフの家にちなんで名付けられたコンサート モスクワの有名な場所と名所。 ロシアへの旅行、モスクワへの旅行。 モスクワの有名な通りを見る
查看视频莫斯科。 莫斯科的中心部分。 花园戒指 凯旋广场 这里是一个频道的广播俄罗斯，早上好。 附近是马雅可夫斯基地铁，纪念碑弗拉基米尔马雅可夫斯基特维尔街和音乐厅柴可夫斯基，讽刺剧院，剧院Mossovet，酒店北京，布尔加科夫的房子命名。 着名的地方和莫斯科的景点。 前往俄罗斯，前往莫斯科。 看到莫斯科着名的街道
View 비디오 모스크바입니다. 의 중앙 부분 모스크바입니다. 정원 링습니다. 개선문 광장합니다. 여기에는 방송 채널 중 하나 러시아를,좋은 아침입니다. 근처에는 냉철,기념비를 블라디미르 마야코프스키 Tverskaya street 및 콘서트 홀에 이름을 딴 차이코프스키,극장의 풍자,극장 모쏘베트,호텔,베이징의 집키니다. 유명한 장소와 관광의 모스크바입니다. 여행 러시아,모스크바입니다. 유명한 거리의 모스크바
देखें वीडियो मास्को। मास्को के मध्य भाग। उद्यान की अंगूठी. विजयी वर्ग. यहाँ चैनल एक रूस, सुप्रभात का प्रसारण होता है । निकटवर्ती mayakovsky मेट्रो, व्लादिमीर mayakovsky tverskaya स्ट्रीट और कॉन्सर्ट tchaikovsky, व्यंग्य, रंगमंच mossovet, होटल बीजिंग, बुल्गाकोव के घर के रंगमंच के नाम पर हॉल के लिए स्मारक है. प्रसिद्ध स्थानों और मास्को के स्थलों। रूस की यात्रा, मास्को के लिए यात्रा करते हैं । मास्को के प्रसिद्ध सड़कों देखें
Específica rolo de Moscou. A parte central de Moscovo. Ring. O arco da praça. Aqui leva publicação o primeiro canal de tv da Rússia, Bom dia. Perto do metro Mayakovskaya, o monumento Маяковскому, a rua Tverskaya, a sala de Concertos de Tchaikovsky, teatro de Sátira, teatro nome Моссовета, hotel de Pequim, a casa de Bulgakov. Os locais e pontos turísticos de Moscou. Viaje para a Rússia, viaje em Moscou. Veja as famosas ruas de Moscou
Il video di Mosca. La parte centrale di Mosca. Anello da giardino. Piazza trionfale. Qui conduce la trasmissione del primo canale televisivo russo Buongiorno. Accanto si trova la metropolitana Mayakovskaya, monumento a vladimir Majakovskij, la via Tverskaya, la sala Concerti Tchaikovsky, teatro dei Satiri, teatro Mossovet, hotel di Pechino, la casa di Bulgakov. Luoghi famosi e attrazioni di Mosca. Viaggia in Russia, viaggia a Mosca. Vedere le famose strade di Mosca
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Drone flying over Moscow's Triumphalnaya Square
German film crew are flying a massive drone over Triumphalnaya Square (former Mayakovsky Square) in central Moscow on 13 September 2015. The drone is rising spectacularly over the monument to Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky and historic Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, the Moscow Satire Theatre, the 1956 Peking hotel and restaurant on the Garden Ring and the former Sophia restaurant on Tverskaya Street. Photos of the drone flying and people swinging on Moscow's Triumph Square
Video: Eugenie Absalom
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'Death of Stalin' Wows Viewers at Sundance, Brings Russian Censors to Life in Moscow
Originally slated for release in Russia on Jan. 25, The Death of Stalin, has just been banned by the Kremlin's Culture Ministry. At the Sundance Film Festival where it was recently screened, British director Armando Iannucci and the film's cast tell Rafael Saakov that they're still hopeful the movies can be shown in the country whose history it portrays.
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