When all life was different in Saint Petersburg, Musical comedy theater

Please note that the cast may change.

Director: Vera Dombrovskaya

Cast: Fyodor Osipov, Natalya Savchenko, Oleg Romashin

The Musical Comedy Theatre presents to your attention the play “When All Life Was Different”, which will become a real journey into the past. This cabaret-style concert immerses the audience in the atmosphere of the early 20th century, when life was different: bright, rich and full of artistic brilliance.

The play is based on the songs of composer Andrei Tikhomirov, set to the poems of Nikolai Agnivtsev, a poet known for his bright performances and participation in literary and artistic programs. His works are filled with warmth and sincerity, which makes the concert especially touching and memorable.

The theatre prepared this project for the 110th anniversary of the opening of the legendary “Palace Theatre”. Back in 1910, its repertoire consisted of operettas and variety shows, which were performed in a large theatre hall. The restaurant with a cabaret on the first floor of the building also attracted many spectators, creating a unique atmosphere that can now be felt in the play “When All Life Was Different”.

In December 2020, three chamber premieres took place, including "When All Life Was Different". These events took place in the ceremonial pink foyer and the Grotto hall of the Musical Comedy Theater, which created a special, trusting atmosphere between the artists and the audience.

The main roles in the play are played by laureates of international competitions Natalia Savchenko, Fyodor Osipov and Oleg Romashin. Their skill and talent make each performance unforgettable.

Do not miss the opportunity to plunge into the world of cabaret and enjoy the magnificent performance of songs and poems. Buy tickets on our website and become part of this unique event. Hurry, the number of seats is limited!

You can buy tickets on our website and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the early 20th century, when life was different, today.