The Broadway Moscow Theater Company has launched a backstage tour of the musical The Last Fairy Tale

Now fans of the musical and the theater in general will be able to find out how the play is born by taking part in a backstage tour. The large-scale Broadway Moscow show "The Last Fairy Tale", which captivated the audience of the MDM Theater with its atmosphere, plot and scenic effects, opens the doors behind the scenes.

A large-scale production by the Broadway Moscow company, produced by Dmitry Bogachev. "The Last Tale" is a story about a modern Moscow couple, Max, and his girlfriend, his Wife, on the verge of breaking up. A sudden journey into the world of oriental fairy tales becomes a chance for them to rethink their almost ruined relationship. Thanks to the characters of the Arabian Nights (and sometimes in spite of them!) Through incredible adventures, the characters rediscover their love and learn to understand each other. The music in the performance combines ancient oriental motifs with modern genres, from jazz to rock.

The Broadway Moscow Theater Company continues the tradition of introducing viewers to the backstage of its projects and launches tours behind the scenes of the musical The Last Tale, which will reveal the secrets of one of the most technologically advanced productions in the history of the MDM Theater. After the evening performance, the tour participants will see the stage again, but from a completely different perspective. Accompanied by the musical's actor Nikita Shishkin (playing the role of Max) or Alexander Babik (The Genie), the guests will embark on a journey behind the scenes of the MDM Theater.

The tourists will learn how the characters of the play fly, where the reference to Harry Potter comes from in the show, what secret the magic lamp hides, and much more.

The guests will also see props, costumes and decorations, and get acquainted with the work of technical specialists. And most importantly, they will be able to go up on stage and take pictures in the scenery of the fairy tale.

The tours take place after the evening screening of "The Last Fairy Tale" at the MDM Theater. The groups are small – up to 20 people, so everyone can take a close look at the behind-the-scenes world and take memorable photos.

The upcoming tours will take place: April 2 at 22:15, April 6 at 21:15, April 16 at 22:15, April 23 at 22:15