“Scientific Christmas tree Wow! How?” with Christina Asmus (6+)
23 – 30 December, 2 – 5 January, ZIL Cultural Center
The press service of the scientific Christmas tree Wow! How? with Christina Asmus
Scientific Christmas tree Wow! How? The best-selling show “Journey to the North Pole” will bring together nearly 30 large-scale experiments, world-class color animation, collaborations of contemporary artists with a neural network and a fascinating New Year’s story directed by Danil Chashchin.
According to the plot, Father Frost and Snow Maiden created a powerful artificial intelligence called Neural Network to congratulate all children on the planet in one night. Theater and film actress Kristina Asmus was invited to play the role of Neural Network. Read more about the show material “socialbites.ca”.
“Christmas tree of the TV channel “Carousel” (0+)
23 December – 7 January, Crocus Town Hall
Press service of the program “Christmas tree of the Karusel TV channel”
At the large-scale interactive show “Christmas Tree of the Karusel TV channel” residents of Prostokvashin said: “Well, Wait!” The Wolf and the Rabbit, Luntik with their friends, curious Umka and other characters will meet. The program of one of the highest-budget Christmas trees in Russia involves the complete immersion of viewers in the plot. Guests can enjoy games featuring giant inflatables, visual special effects, voluminous multi-level decorations and circus shows from the ground floor to the balcony.
“Cow on Ice” with Evgenia Medvedeva (0+)
December 27 – January 7, MSA Luzhniki
Press service of the show “Cow on Ice” with Evgenia Medvedeva
On the eve of the New Year holidays, Ilya Averbukh will present the comedy musical “Cow on Ice”. The ice performance will tell the funny adventure of Muli, a cow who loves winter and dreams of becoming a figure skating star.
Evgenia Medvedeva, Alexey Yagudin, Tatyana Totmyanina, Maxim Marinin and other figure skating stars will take part in the show. The show will feature live audio and the lobby of the Luzhniki Sports Complex will be transformed into a mini-farm filled with real hay, fresh produce and a healthy food fair.
Musical and circus tale “Christmas in Musicolandia” (0+)
22 December – 7 January, Small Stage of the Kremlin Palace
Musical and circus tale “Christmas in Musicolandia”
Press service of the musical and circus tale “Christmas in Musicolandia”
The multi-genre performance “Christmas in Musicoland” will tell the story of a girl named Nastya who loves to write fairy tales. In a dream, the hero finds himself in the magical land of Musicoland; Here he will need to help Princess Eola defeat the dark side and prevent the harmful Cacophon from ruling the musical kingdom.
The performance was created at the intersection of different genres and technologies: circus, illusion, opera, ballet and interactives, as well as combining Russian folk dance and choral art traditions.
“Snow Miracle” at Şalom Theater (0+)
24 December – 7 January Shalom Theater
Press service of the Shalom Theater
This performance, directed by Oleg Lipovetsky, tells about those who help and hinder the New Year’s magic from happening. Viewers will find themselves in a magical forest where Miracle lives, dwarves and trolls. In this fairytale world, real miracles happen when there is no fear and there is friendship.
Bright adventures full of songs, dances, chases, fears and transformations will end with a happy ending. And Father Frost and Snow Maiden will help the gnomes in saving the miracle.
There is no age limit for the show, but organizers recommend that children aged four and up watch it.
Performance on water “The Story of the Russian Coast” (6+)
2-8 January, Water Stadium “Dynamo”
Press service of the play “The Story of the Russian Shore”
The plot of the new show of Olympic synchronized swimming champion Maria Kiseleva will cover a wide historical period. Viewers will travel to different cities and periods, and will also be introduced to important stages in the formation of our country.
The main actors of the New Year’s gala will be three-time Olympic champion Svetlana Kolesnichenko, two-time Olympic champion Vlada Chigireva, two-time world champion Maya Doroshko and five-time world junior champion Anna Udovik. The action will take place in three areas: on stage, in the water and in the air.
Task “New Year at the wrong time!” (For children aged 7-10)
Available in branches of the KidBurg network from 11 December
“KidBurg”
A fairy-tale quest with many tasks and challenges will lead the participant to a meeting with Santa Claus to save the New Year. According to the story, KidBurg’s timekeeper – clockmaker Basel – will turn back time, distort reality and meet with his duplicates in other time periods, but will eventually return everything with the help of a team of guests of the program. Normal.
New Year’s performances of the KidBurg Tales project (for children aged 1-12)
Available in branches of the KidBurg network from December 9th
“KidBurg”
Within the scope of the KidBurg Fairy Tales project, New Year programs were prepared for children of different ages. In the game called “Pooh Bear and a Gift to Santa Claus”, children aged 1-4 will see the bear’s sweet dreams and holiday preparations together with the Piglet, Owl and Tiger, and in the “New Year Program” program; Baby Fox” – holiday celebration in a large fox family.
Children 4 to 9 years old are invited to the “New Year’s Journey of the Snowmen”: the main assistants of Grandfather Frost will be able to collect New Year’s Mail, learn about the traditions of different countries, take part in the carnival and deliver letters to the wizard on time.
The program “Baba Yaga and Santa’s Magic Wand” for children 5-10 years old will require the most active participation of the audience: they will need to collect crystals to restore the power of the magic wand. And almost adult guests of “KidBurg” (7-12 years old) will be able to complete the task as detectives and catch the “New Year’s Ghost”, which starts in the royal castle on the eve of the holiday.
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Source: Gazeta
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