About event
The "Theatrical Prologue" tour at the Alexandrinsky Theatre is a fascinating journey into the world of theatrical art and history. The Alexandrinsky Theatre, designed by the outstanding architect Karl Ivanovich Rossi, is a true architectural masterpiece that has attracted the attention of art and culture connoisseurs for centuries.
During the tour, visitors will be able to walk through the Carriage Gallery, the Audience and Tsar's Foyers, which preserve the spirit of bygone eras and the grandeur of the imperial era. Particular attention is paid to the Tsar's Box and the Personal Box of Emperor Nicholas I, where visitors will learn many interesting facts and legends associated with these historical places.
One of the most exciting moments of the tour is the story of the finds discovered under the floor of the auditorium during the reconstruction of the theatre in 2006. These finds shed light on many of the mysteries and secrets that shroud the history of the theater.
The tour also includes a visit to the exhibition "Museum of Russian Drama", located in the gallery of the third tier. Here are presented old stage costumes, furniture and theatrical props from performances of the 19th-20th centuries. Among them, you can see costumes from the famous "Masquerade" by V. E. Meyerhold, created in 1917 in collaboration with the outstanding artist Alexander Yakovlevich Golovin.
Immersion in the history of the Alexandrinsky Theater allows you to feel the atmosphere of past centuries and appreciate the contribution of its figures to the development of theatrical art. The "Theater Prologue" tour is a unique opportunity to learn more about the cultural heritage of Russia and touch the history of one of the most significant theaters in the country.
Don't miss the chance to become part of this unforgettable journey! Buy tickets on our website and immerse yourself in the magical world of theater. Give yourself and your loved ones unforgettable impressions and new knowledge. Buying tickets on our website is easy and convenient so that you can fully enjoy this cultural event.