Hugely popular yet little regarded, the resurgent post-chanson movement
A legendary theater director deserves a better-scripted ending
A Korean festival in Moscow attracts thousands with a taste of the east
Russia's music scene might lack rebellious bite, but beyond the mainstream independent spirit still thrives
A provocative take on Oedipus brings a terrifying, claustrophobic vision of political inertia
A physical theatre show bemuses passengers but reclaims transport hubs
Valery Afanassiev may be hard to categorise - but at least he's hard to forget
A popular photo show is in danger of sacrificing charm for the self-consciously cute
Other touring acts could learn a lot from Bruce Dickinson and the boys
Despite media hype, the contemporary arts centre was always due to move on
One of the city's best alternative music venues is gone, leaving a hole in the gigging scene
An exhibition from North Korea poses sociological questions rather than presenting great art
As Moscow's finest head up west, what can British theatre goers expect?
A student art fair gives plenty of worthwhile material for culture vultures with an eye to the future
An ambitious idea fails to take flight in Demarin's production
Old-school dissidents are out of touch with the modern age
Emigree actress returns to her Russian roots - and shows local stars how to relaxed
The film of the writer's last days isn't bad - but it doesn't recreate the novel's thought-provoking air
A return visit to a once-thriving beer restaurant leaves our man feeling flat
Brestskaya Krepost packs a punch, but doesn’t quite hit the spot
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The author of ‘Moskva i Moskvichi’ was a friend to both the richest and the poorest inhabitants of the city
The long and varied history of celebrations in Russia