The Bolshoi Theatre

Август 4, 2022

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2. The Bolshoi Theatre is one of the oldest and biggest theatres in Russia. It is also
3. People sometimes call it shortly "The Bolshoi" and it is situated in the central part of
4. The architect who designed the building of The Bolshoi was Joseph Bove. It was built between
5. The neoclassical view of The Bolshoi can be seen on the Russian 100-ruble banknote.
6. Today, it’s not simply the building of the theatre but it is also an outstanding landmark
19. People like to go to the theatres to see interesting performances, to enjoy beautiful architecture. A
20. The theatre is always associated with opera and ballet. It has been the site for many
21. Ballet repertoire includes Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake”, Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet”, Adam’s “Giselle” and several others.
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The Bolshoi Theatre is one of the oldest and biggest theatres

in Russia. It is also one of the most renowned opera and ballet theatres in the world.

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People sometimes call it shortly "The Bolshoi" and it is situated

in the central part of Moscow. Originally it was an Imperial theatre.

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The architect who designed the building of The Bolshoi was Joseph

Bove. It was built between 1821 and 1824. Since then, the building was renovated and rebuilt several times. However, it kept its original imperial decorations.

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The neoclassical view of The Bolshoi can be seen on the

Russian 100-ruble banknote.

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Today, it’s not simply the building of the theatre but it

is also an outstanding landmark of Moscow.

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People like to go to the theatres to see interesting performances,

to enjoy beautiful architecture. A theatrical performance is always a mystery.

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The theatre is always associated with opera and ballet. It has

been the site for many notable premiers.

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Ballet repertoire includes Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake”, Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet”, Adam’s

“Giselle” and several others.

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