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Welcome to the cultural capital of Russia! You can watch a play, ballet, opera or circus performance any and every night you choose!
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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In their repertoire, everything from classical music to re-arranged movie themes. In their hands, Russian instruments: a balalaika, accordion and domras.
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Made up of the remnants of the long since closed down British Council library, this place is a haven for students and teachers of English. Their selection of
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With the help of the Goethe Institut, Loft Project Etazhi brings together 16 different artists from across the former Soviet Union, who through photography and
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Pyotr Konchalovsky was famously a very prolific painter, producing close to 5,000 paintings before his death in 1956 at the ripe old age of 80 and here the
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The home of Russian ballet and opera since the 1860s, the Mariinsky Theatre, is a cultural leader and one of the most illustrious and beautiful theatres in the
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This is Russia’s first stone building specifically designed for the circus. It opened its doors in 1877, and since then has showcased the country’s
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Update: The icy baptism in the Neva river will take place this year in front of the twelve colleges building on the universitatskaya naberezhnaya.The procession from the university church will start at 12:30 lunchtime. The congregation will be led t[...]
I have been told that this event no longer takes place in the Neva.As I will be in St Petersburg on 19th jan I would like to know if this event still takes place there.[...]
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Spartacus and Triple Bill - Superb, superb, superb. An absolute thrill, dancers, costumes and orchestra. Please please come back soon to London.[...]
I saw Swan Lake in June 2007 and in February 1990. It hasn't changed, it is classical ballet and it is a must.[...]