Drama Theatre M. V. Lomonosov, Regional drama theatre in Arkhangelsk, Russia.
The Drama Theatre M. V. Lomonosov is a stage house in Arkhangelsk distinguished by a modern mix of glass and concrete facades with preserved elements from the 1960s. The building sits in a prominent location and regularly presents performances in its performance spaces.
The theatre was opened in 1932 with a performance of Gorky's 'On the Bottom' and received its current name in 1961 to honor scientist Mikhail Lomonosov. The venue experienced significant transformations that shaped its present form.
The theatre stages works from classical Russian literature alongside contemporary plays and children's productions. The program speaks to different audiences and offers something different each evening.
Access to the theatre is through the entrance at Petrovsky Park, which is centrally located. The building is open with performances on most days, and visitors can find scheduling information online.
The theatre building stands on the former site of the Trinity Cathedral, anchoring its historical context in the city. A comprehensive renovation in the late 1990s modernized the interior spaces and enabled contemporary productions.
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