Gogol Theatre, Dramatic theatre in central Moscow, Russia
The Gogol Theatre is a drama theatre in central Moscow located in a substantial building along Kazakova Street. The venue contains multiple performance halls and exhibition spaces designed for theatrical productions.
The venue was founded in 1925 as a Drama and Comedy Theatre for railway workers. It took its current name in 1935 to honour the Russian writer Nikolai Gogol.
The theatre presents both classical Russian plays and contemporary works, offering audiences performances with varied themes and artistic styles. Productions range from traditional stagings to modern, experimental interpretations.
The theatre operates Tuesday through Sunday with performances conducted in Russian. Visitors should check in advance about subtitle options or other resources available to enhance their visit.
In 2022, the venue underwent a significant shift in artistic direction after operating as an experimental space for several years. This reorientation brought fresh perspectives and revamped programming.
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