Theatre HD Live in Cinema 2016-2017:
The Theatre

City:
Moscow

Cinemas:
Baltika
Cinema Park Kaluzhskiy
Cinema Park Metropolis
CINEMA PARK Mosfilmovskaya
CINEMA PARK Rivera
CINEMA PARK Schelkovsky
COSMIK Yasenevo
Documentary Film Center
Eldar
Five Stars Novokyznetskaya
Five stars on Smolenskaya
Formula Kino CDM
Formula Kino Chertanovo
Formula Kino Europa
Formula Kino Horizont
Formula Kino na Kutuzovskom
Formula Kino na Polezhaevskoy
Formula Kino Praga
GUM Cinema Hall
Illuzion Cinema
KARO 10 Schuka
KARO 11 Oktyabr
KARO 4 Vysota
KARO 6 Budapest
KARO 7 Atrium
KARO 8 Kapitoliy Vernadskogo
KARO 8 Yuzhnoe Butovo
KARO Ermitazh
KARO Museum of Moscow
KARO Sadovniki
KARO Sky 17 Aviapark
KARO Vegas 22
Kinokvartal Varshavka
Kinokvartal Yasenevo
Kinomax Mozaika
Kinomax Prazhskaya
Kinomax Titan
Kinomax Vodniy
KINO OKKO Afimoll City
Kinostar De Luxe at MEGA Teply Stan
Kronverk Cinema Lefortovo
Luxor Center
Luxor Gudzon
Luxor Vesna
Mori Cinema Kuntsevo
Moskino Fakel
Moskino Iskra
Moskino Molodezhny
Moskino Muzeon
Moskino Muzeyniy
Moskino Polet
Moskino Salyut
Moskino Saturn
Moskino Sputnik
Moskino Vympel
Moskino Yunost
Moskino Zvezda
Philharmonic 2 Concert Hall
Pioneer Cinema
Poklonka Cinema Hall at The Victory Museum
St. Andrew's Anglican Church

Dates:
01.10.2016-30.06.2017

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Ian McKellen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kenneth Branagh and the company of La Comédie-Française all feature in the new Theatre HD season ready to be shown across cinemas of Russia.

While the commemorative Shakespearian year is drawing to a close, many of the finest theatres of the world are in no rush to part with the works of the great British playwright. The 2016-2017 Theatre HD season boasts no less than six Shakespeare productions; The Merchant of Venice, Richard II and Measure for Measure from Globe theatre and Cymbeline, The Tempest and King Lear by The Royal Shakespeare Company. Jonathan Pryce embodies Shylock for the Globe, while the great Antony Sher portrays King Lear for the RSC.

On the other hand, The National Theatre is focusing on the 20th century this season, offering fresh takes on some of the period’s stage classics with help from some of the best current talent. Gemma Arterton takes on a title role in Berbard Shaw’s Saint Joan, while The Affair’s Ruth Wilson embodies Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler. Helen McCrory leads the magnificent The Deep Blue Sea, and ever-changing Rory Kinnear slips into the skin of Mack the Knife from the immortal Threepenny Opera. Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land features an exciting face-off between true heavy-weights of both the stage and the silver screen, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen. Finally, Danny Boyle’s Frankenstein, a smash hit featuring Benedict Cumberbatch and Johnny Lee Miller, returns to the screen by popular demand.

In an additional first-time treat for theatre connoisseurs, La Comédie-Française, the legendary Parisian theatre established nearly half a century ago, joins the Theatre HD season with three French-language productions of its own – a French version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, translated by Victor Hugo’s son and two French classics, Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac and Le Misanthrope ou l'Atrabilaire amoureux by Molière.
The 2016-2017 Theatre HD season opens October, 4.