Online project prepared by the staff of the Museum and exhibition Department and the literary-dramaturgic part of MAMC, kicks off on may 8. By words a press-attache of the theater Irina Gorbunova, may 9, they traditionally cook a large program of concerts and exhibitions, but this time all the plans violated the restrictive measures in connection with the spread of a new type of coronavirus. However, the theatre continues to operate. And how the theatre lived during the war years, tells the unique documents, letters and photographs.
in 1941 was momentous for the theater, which, in fact, arose in the merger of three groups already existed and worked in the building on Bolshaya Dmitrovka Opera theatre named after Stanislavsky Musical theatre named after Nemirovich-Danchenko ballet company under the leadership Quiz Krieger.
the First day of the war found Opera theater. Stanislavsky in Yaroslavl, Musical theater. VL.And. Nemirovich-Danchenko – in the Arctic near Murmansk. The tour was aborted, the artists returned to Moscow.
a combined theater left to work in Moscow in the position of the front. In October-December 1941, when the front line came close to Moscow, he was the first, and for some time the only theatre that worked for the residents and defenders of the city.
the First Prime Minister of the war years – ballet “Straussiana” directed by Vladimir Burmeister to the music of Johann Strauss was shown on 25 October 1941.
“during the war years, the theatre has produced shows, which then remained in his repertoire: operetta of Johann Strauss “the Gypsy Baron”, the ballet of Victor orange “wives of Windsor”, “Sheherazade” to music by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. Been and works of the heroic ballet “Lola”, the Opera “Chapaev” and “Suvorov” performance-concert “Heroes of the Russian people”, – quotes TASS of the press attache of the theatre.
the Creators of the virtual project “On the front-line situation” has tried to understand how actors and theatre workers have lived four years of war. Not feeling neither victims nor heroes, they day by day he continued his business. In the archives of MALT named after K. S. Stanislavsky and VL.And. Nemirovich-Danchenko survived not only photos of military persons, but also eyewitness accounts: diaries, reports of the heads of brigades, memories. And virtual visitors of the exhibition will be a unique opportunity to see the real face people without makeup, to hear their voices.
