Live Performance entertainment in Moscow
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Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory
The country’s largest music school, named for Tchaikovsky of course, has two venues, both of which – the Great Hall (Bolshoy Zal) and the Small Hall (Maly Zal) – are in Moscow. Once every four years, hundreds of musicians gather at the conservatory to compete for the titles of top pianist, singer, cellist and violinist at the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition.
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Russian Ball at Yar
Everything about Yar is over the top, from the vast, gilded interior to the traditional Russian menu to the Moulin Rouge–style dancing girls. The thematic show is infamous for its elaborate costumes. The old-fashioned Russian food is pretty elaborate, too.
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Olimpiisky Sports Complex
Moscow offers a great variety of gigs and concerts, and is an increasingly popular stop-off on European tours for big international acts. The main big gig venues are the Olimpiisky Sports Complex and the Kremlin Palace.
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Russian National Dance Show
The Kostroma Dance Company puts on quite a show, with 50 performers, dozens of ensembles and 300 costumes. It amounts to a history of Russian song and dance. Summer months only.
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