Chelyabinsk Weekend Guide

Local’s guide on what to see and do

Dear Students!

There are tons of fun things you can do in Chelyabinsk. Below, we’ve picked some exciting events the city has to offer this weekend. It’s time to get some tickets and make those freedom evenings count! Don’t forget to leave your comment about the events on Vk and Facebook.

February, 22: 18:00
New Art Theatre
Sanya, Vanya, and Rimas

play

Based on real-life events, Sanya, Vanya, and Rimas is a gripping play about ordinary Russian people who gave their lives to protect their motherland from fascism. It is a story about those who could enjoy life no matter the situation and whose nobility of spirit is endlessly touching.  Ural peasants, a Lithuanian policeman, and people from different social ranks and cultures - they all form one nation. The nation that heroically stood up for their beloved country.

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February, 22: 19:00
Cinema Park
The Pilgrim

film

Mira’s life is something everyone can be jealous of - she is the owner of a fashion gallery and is happy with her husband. One day a man is found on the beach. No one knows who the man is. He suffers from amnesia, but he knows everything about Mira. Mira has never seen him before. Happy days in the past, Mira has to learn how to survive because her life is in grave danger.

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February, 23: 18:00
Chelyabinsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre
Heroes of All Time

concert

The symphony orchestra of Chelyabinsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre is proud to present Heroes of All Time featuring the iconic songs from the past. You will hear a range of songs from popular Soviet films, folk songs, and international hits such as Dassin’s Es Si Tu N’Existais Pas. 

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February, 23: 18:00
Chelyabinsk State Academic Drama Theatre n.a. Naum Orlov
Number 6

play

Number 6 offers a modern interpretation of Chekhov’s Ward No. 6. The story revolves around Dr Ragin, the head doctor in a mental asylum who becomes a patient in his hospital. Everyone has their disease, and everyone is mentally ill to some extent. The sixth ward is Dr Ragin’s personal hell. The main question of the play - what is Ward №6? Is it a system a person cannot fight or a fair diagnosis? Is it Ragin’s personal prison or purgatory? Imagine yourself as Dr  Ragin. You know that there will never be an end to mentally ill people. You know that the medical personnel will always treat the sick as cattle. You know that evil is everywhere and it is never-ending. One day you understand that being sane is futile, and you start losing your mind...

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February, 24: 17:00
Pushkin Cinema
Girl

film

Lara, a 15-year-old teenager, is adamant about becoming a professional ballerina. With her father’s support, she is uncompromising in doing everything to succeed. Lara’s indomitable will faces opposition from her not so easily bent body because she was born a boy. 

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February, 24: 18:00
Train Theatre
Military Regime

play

Military Regime tells a story about four women working as cryptographers. Each of them has her own opinion on the war. Their love life is deeply affected by the dark time. Tosya has fallen in love with a married officer. Valya is waiting for her lover’s letters from the battlefield. Liuda’s heart was broken by a man who had left her before the war. Natasha is dreaming of a hero. Four stories. Four tragedies.

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Natalia Shankova
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