Krasnoyarsk Theater of the Young Spectator

Krasnoyarsk Opera and Ballet Theatre

The only musical theater opened outside the Urals in the last 30 years. The theater was created as part of the initiative "Let's turn Siberia into a land of high culture!". The official opening of the theater took place on August 12, 1978. A.P. Borodin's opera "Prince Igor" was shown, especially for the builders of the theater. The theater opened its first creative season to the public on December 20, 1978. For 30 years of his creative life, 53 operas, 2 mysteries, 57 ballets and 16 children's performances have been staged on the stage of the theater. In just 30 years, the theater has hosted more than 8000 performances. The theater is proud of its performances, which have already stood the test of time, are loved by the public and appreciated by critics.: "Daughter of the Regiment" by G.Donizetti (awarded the Golden Mask Award in the nomination "Best Female Role in an Opera performance" in 2000), the mystery "Carmina Burana" (diploma "Golden Mask" in the nomination "Best Ballet Performance", 1999), the ballets "Don Quixote" by L. Minkus and "Carmen" by J. Bizet (presented at the International festival in Athens in 2003 and awarded with a letter of thanks from the Russian Ambassador to Greece, addressed to the Governor of the region, A.G. Khloponin, who noted the high level of ballet skills of the theater staff and the contribution to the popularization of Russian art abroad), the performance extravaganza "Lumine Magicus", created especially for the anniversary of the theater, the ballets "Swan Lake", "The Nutcracker" and "Sleeping Beauty", which have already been performed three times They represented the theater on tours of Great Britain and Italy. Among the bright premieres of the theater's recent seasons are the operas "Eugene Onegin", "The Queen of Spades", the ballet "Anyuta" and the musical "The Golden Princess". Since 1986, the theater has hosted competitions and festivals of various levels: the P.I. Slovtsov International Opera Festival, the Young Voices Vocal Competition, the International Music Festival of the Asia-Pacific Region, and the Masterpieces of World Classics Festival. Yenisei", the festival named after J. Verdi, the First All-Russian Ballet Competition named after By Galina Ulanova. The theater is actively touring. Fans of opera and ballet from the Philippines, Portugal, Spain, Norway, Yugoslavia, Belgium, France, Greece, Cyprus, the USA, Taiwan, Finland, Sweden, Italy and the United Kingdom could hear and see the work of our theater's artists. All the tours of the opera and ballet company soloists were accompanied by constant success with the public and high appreciation of the artists' professionalism. The achievements of the ballet troupe of the theater in recent years deserve special attention. With the appearance of a new generation of dancers and directors on the Krasnoyarsk stage, with the arrival of a new artistic director, Honored Artist of Russia Sergey Bobrov, the theater has made a significant step forward. Qualified Moscow teachers and tutors are invited to work with the ballet team: Nina Semizorova, art. RF, Alexander, art. RF.Petukhov, merit of art. RF Yulianna Malkhasyants,. It is safe to say that in recent years the ballet troupe of the Krasnoyarsk Opera and Ballet Theatre has become one of the best ballet companies in Russia, the keepers and worthy continuators of the best traditions of Russian classical art. According to reviews from the foreign press, the performances of the Krasnoyarsk Theater manage to "combine a magnificent spectacle with virtuoso dance." I am pleased to note that almost all the venues where the Krasnoyarsk Ballet has ever worked have expressed a desire to see the performances of our artists again. The merits of the theater's artists were well appreciated: 4 people have the title of People's Artists, 19 people are Honored Artists, 8 people have been awarded the honorary badge of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation "For Achievements in Culture." The theater finds new solutions for the formation and education of the audience, new forms of dialogue with the audience. In recent years, the theater has developed and successfully implemented a number of projects: the Promenade Concert concert cycle, various concert programs, and the Young for Young Program, designed to educate a younger generation that knows and loves classical art. Over the 30 years of its activity, the theater has gained its own audience, loving and able to adequately appreciate it. The theater, which in the early years of its existence was more exotic, in some ways even a luxury for a Siberian city, than an urgent necessity, has now managed to become an integral part of the cultural life of the region. Today it is difficult to imagine the life of the city without the opera and ballet theater, which has become a kind of symbol of Krasnoyarsk. In 2018, the theater was named after a famous opera singer .Dmitry Hvorostovsky . Address: 660049. Krasnoyarsk, Perenson St., 2 Tel. administrators:  (391) 227-56-56, 227-55-28 Phone number of the press center:  (391) 227-94-16

Krasnoyarsk Puppet Theater

The Krasnoyarsk Theater is one of the oldest puppet theaters in the Siberian region. The theater officially opened its doors to the world of puppetry in 1938 with a performance based on the Russian folk tale "The Three Bears". Over the years, the theater's performances have been watched by more than 3 million people. The Krasnoyarsk Puppet Theater cannot be called exclusively a children's theater, because its repertoire includes productions that are also popular with adults. Among them is Harms. Jokes. Cases. Poems" and "Little Devil". Famous directors come to the theater and put on vivid performances, laboratories with the participation of young directors are held here. The theater building is located in the city center on Lenin Street. There is a unique music box above the entrance to the theater, which has been welcoming children and adults every day for several decades, performing 12 melodies and inviting them to the dollhouse to watch new performances. The theater has two venues: an auditorium with 96 seats and a small stage designed for 25 children from 1 year old. The modern repertoire includes more than 30 performances, each of which will not leave any viewer indifferent. 119 Lenin Street 8 (391) 211-30-00 https://vk.com/teatrkukol24 https://teatrkukol24.ru/

Krasnoyarsk Musical Theatre

On February 20, 1959, the Musical Comedy Theater opened its doors to Krasnoyarsk residents, becoming the youngest musical comedy theater in the country. In honor of the opening, the troupe presented to the townspeople the premiere of the operetta "Free Wind" by Isaac Dunaevsky. Today, the Krasnoyarsk Musical Theater's repertoire includes a wide variety of productions: classical and modern operettas, foreign and Russian musicals, iconic rock operas, musical comedies from different countries and, of course, magical and instructive children's fairy tales. The theater has two halls: a large one and a small one. In 2024, a large-scale reconstruction was completed, which allowed the theater to significantly update its appearance. At the same time, the warm atmosphere of a real theater, created by many generations of beloved artists and devoted viewers, is carefully preserved here. 129 Mira Ave. 8 (391) 221-52-42 https://muztk.ru/ https://vk.com/muzteatr24

Krasnoyarsk Drama Theater named after A. S. Pushkin

The Krasnoyarsk Theater is one of the oldest in Siberia. The first theater building in Krasnoyarsk was built in 1874. It was the brainchild of industrialists and philanthropists Alexander Petrovich Kuznetsov and Innokenty Sidorovich Shchegolev. Not only amateurs, but also famous artists of the Russian Empire performed on the stage of the Krasnoyarsk Theater: Glikeria Nikolaevna Fedotova and Modest Ivanovich Pisarev. The wooden theater building served for 25 years, but in 1898 it was destroyed by fire. The next few years were spent raising funds for the construction of a new theater. The construction of the stone building was completed on February 17, 1902. On this day, the opening of the theater, named after the famous poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, took place. After the formation of the Krasnoyarsk Territory in 1935, the theater was renamed again and now it became known as the Krasnoyarsk Regional Drama Theater named after A.S. Pushkin. The theater building is a real decoration of the central part of the city. The modern Krasnoyarsk Regional Drama Theater named after A.S. Pushkin is a multifunctional space that includes four stages: a Large, Small Hall, a new stage "Cannon +", which can transform into an art cafe, and a rooftop stage. 73 Mira Avenue www.sibdrama.ru/ 8 (391) 222-38-22 ticket@profticket.ru

Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic Society

The Krasnoyarsk Philharmonic is one of the largest concert venues in Siberia and the Far East. Its history dates back to 1928, when the first philharmonic society appeared in Krasnoyarsk. The cultural life of the city has changed dramatically with the appearance of a modern concert complex on the banks of the Yenisei River, designed by the famous architect Areg Demirkhanov. The Philharmonic Hall building resembles a luxurious grand piano with an open lid and is located near the historical gates of Krasnoyarsk and the monument to Nikolai Rezanov, the leader of the first Russian circumnavigation expedition. Initially, the Philharmonic complex consisted of two halls — Large and Small, which opened in 1982 and 1984, respectively. The large stage was intended primarily for performances by the Siberian Dance Ensemble, and the Small Hall was built under the Krasnoyarsk Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ivan Vsevolodovich Shpiller. In 1982, the Organ and Chamber Music Hall was opened in the building at 20 Dekabristov Street. A year later, an organ from the Czech company Rieger-Kloss was installed there and the leading Soviet organist Harry Grodberg performed his first concert. Today, the Krasnoyarsk Philharmonic has five operating concert venues: Large and Small Concert Halls, a Chamber Hall, a Celebration Hall and an Organ Hall. Every year, performances by Philharmonic artists gather more than 300,000 listeners. Here you can hear not only great classics performed by the best academic groups, but also get acquainted with the work of modern composers. The philharmonic programs feature folk music, art and jazz performed by high-class professionals. The poster features a variety of concerts by popular pop performers in Russia and abroad, as well as theatrical and entertainment projects. Each concert is unique and unrepeatable. The Philharmonic has instruments from the world's leading music brands: two Bösendorfer grand pianos, three Steinway grand pianos, four cabinet grand pianos, two Neupert German harpsichords, an electric organ from the Johannus company from the Netherlands, and a Rieger-Kloss wind organ, the only one in the vast territory of the Krasnoyarsk Territory.