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.
March 1, 17:00
Pushkin Cinema
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
film
Ruins and devastation are the only things left on once friendly Earth due to human carelessness. People are suffering from malicious Forest that poisons people with its toxic trees and breeds gigantic Omu insects. People have no idea how to deal with them, but there is one girl who can talk to them - Nausicaä. The brave Nausicaä tries to conciliate between the two sides who are fighting for the remaining resources. The girl is not aware that she is the one destined to save humanity from destruction. The only question is how much she will have to pay for it.
March 1, 19:00
Pushkin Cinema
Mi Obra Maestra
film
Arturo is a sophisticated art dealer who owns a gallery in Buenos Aires. Renzo is a gloomy and cynical artist who hates parties, journalists, critics, and clients. Arturo and Renzo are best friends and partners. One day Arturo comes up with a perfect fraud. To succeed, someone has to die. Or not.
March 2, 17:00
New Art Theatre
Sadness and Happiness
play
This solo performance is an attempt to describe people of the XXth century by a generalised character. The main hero is easily recognisable by his worldly wisdom, honesty, and love for everything and everyone around. He manages to preserve the best things in the treadmill of life and reveals the beauty of the Russian soul.
March 2, 18:00
Maneken Theatre
Communicating Doors (by Alan Ayckbourn)
play
It is 2034, London. Meet three women in one of the most expensive and fashionable hotels of the capital - Regal Hotel. One of our female characters has almost been killed; another woman is about to be murdered; the last one was killed twenty years ago. Is this possible? Yes, if you know what hides behind the door in the corner.
March 3, 18:00
Organ and Chamber Music Hall Rodina
Seasons of the Year
concert
Yeugenia Lisitsina is the chief organist of Riga Dome Cathedral. Having finished her studies at two conservatories (Saint Petersburg and Riga), she has since given a significant number of concerts in Russia and Europe. Yeugenia Lisitsina has successfully recorded several albums with classical music. Her repertoire includes compositions by Bach, Vivaldi, Mussorgsky, Schnittke, and Beethoven.
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March, 3: 19:00
State Chamber Theatre
The Idiot
play
After spending several years in the hospital recovering from an illness, Prince Myshkin arrives in Saint Petersburg. The Russian capital breaths greed, murder, nihilism, passion, vanity, and love. With his childlike naivety, Prince Myshkin quickly becomes a means to achieve someone else’s plans. Who is Prince Myshkin after all? A virtuous man who has to suffer for his kindness, like a Jesus? Or is he just an idiot whose innocence causes more damage than good?
