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Das Alexandrinski-Theater ( russisch Александри́нский теа́тр) ist eines der bekanntesten Theaterhäuser Russlands. Das Gebäude liegt am Sankt Petersburger Ostrowski-Platz in der Nähe des Newski-Prospekts. Zahlreiche russische Theaterstücke wurden hier uraufgeführt.
30. Aug. 2020 · The Soviet Hall. Theatre Passing Place. Turgenev Hall. The museum exhibition is open before the show and during intermission. Tickets can be purchased online, at the box office or directly at the museum. Cost of the ticket without excursions 50 rubles. Sign up for a guided tour.
The Alexandrinsky Theatre (Russian: Александринский театр) or National Drama Theatre of Russia is a theatre in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The Alexandrinsky Theatre was built for the Imperial troupe of Petersburg (Imperial troupe was founded in 1756).
The legendary Alexandrinsky Theatre, fully titled as the National Drama Theatre of Russia (Alexandrinsky Theatre), is the oldest national theatre in Russia. Established by a special order of the Senate, signed on Saint Alexandre Nevsky day, August, 30 1756, by Peter the Great’s daughter Empress Elizabeth, it became the common ancestor of all ...
The Alexandrinsky Theatre is the second most famous theatre in St. Petersburg, home of the oldest theatre company in Russia, and one of the finest works of the great neoclassical architect Carlo Rossi, at the centre of a remarkable ensemble of buildings created by him on and around Ploshchad Ostrovskogo that Petersburgers consider one of the ...
Das Alexandrinsky-Theater. D as 1832 im typisch klassizistischen Stil von Carlo Rossi errichtete Alexandrinsky-Theater, das während der Sowjetzeit den Namen Puschkins trug, besitzt 1500 Zuschauerplätze. Der Zuschauerraum präsentiert sich teilweise noch so, wie unmittelbar nach seiner Entstehung.
Home to the oldest theater company in Russia, the Imperial Troupe, which was established in 1756, the Alexandrinksy Theatre is the second most celebrated theater in St. Petersburg and considered one of the finest neoclassical paragons in the city.
