Kung Fu Gang: Jackie Chan on screen, Artik&Asti on Stage

Movie

"Petrushka", 6+

Directed by Pavel Voronin. Starring: Alexander Metelkin, Nikita Kologrivy, Stasia Miloslavskaya, Lyudmila Artemyeva, Garik Kharlamov, Viktor Loginov.

Culinary comedy with the star of the TV series "Dyatlov Pass" Alexander Metelkin. The main character Petya is a shy but brilliant chef in a modest Moscow restaurant. His arrogant colleague and friend Roma keeps appropriating his merits. Petya's life changes when he is helped to believe in himself by a revived toy from childhood named Petrushka, voiced by Garik Kharlamov. Director Pavel Voronin, known for the comedy "My Grandfather's Men's Rules" with Roman Madyanov, in his new work delicately balances magic and reality, telling a story about inner fears and the courage to declare himself to this world.

Available at the box office from April 16

Guru, 18+

Directed by Jan Gozlan. Starring: Pierre Ninet, Marion Barbeau, Anthony Bazhon, Christophe Montaigne, Jonathan Turnbull.

French psychological thriller directed by "Black Box" Yann Gozlan with the star of "Count Monte‑Christo" by Pierre Ninet. The film immerses you in the closed universe of modern coaching, where a charismatic leader promises his followers unconditional love, iron discipline and the path to the true self. But behind the dazzling smile and inspiring speeches, there is a dangerous manipulator whose methods make you doubt reality. To play the role reliably, Pierre Ninet studied the performances of real world motivation stars, including Anthony Robbins, for several months.

Available at the box office from April 16

"Operation Panda." Wild Mission, 16+

Director: Derek Hui. Starring: Jackie Chan, Ma Li, Qiao Shan, Ke Da, Pan Binlong.

Available at the box office from April 16

Theatre

"MAMMA IS PASSING BY! or the Musical went wrong", 12+

Directed by Anna Shevchuk. Starring: Sergey Fedyushkin, Alexander Babik, Alexander Matrosov, Anna Karmakova, Yulia Churakova, Pavel Levkin, Nikita Smolyaninov.

A witty parody of the famous Broadway musical, in which the audience witnesses the most chaotic behind-the-scenes preparation in the history of the theater. The boss of a provincial factory decides to surprise his wife and orders a local director to stage her favorite musical, Mamma Mia! The troupe enthusiastically sets to work, but soon it turns out that the sponsor has very original views on art. Besides, on the day of the premiere, everything goes awry.: The leading actress ends up in the hospital, and an inept debutante replaces her, the lyrics and music have to be changed on the fly, and a new role is urgently introduced for the patron's mother-in-law. The performance turns into a hilarious mess, where improvisation is the only chance to save the show.

April 14-17 at 19:00,
April 18 at 14:00, 17:00 and 20:00,
On April 19, at 14:00 and 17:00, the Mask Theater.

"Frogs", 16+

Directed by Vasilios Samourkas. Starring: Oleg Kurlov, Igor Nazarenko, Evgeny Gomonoy, Vasilios Samourkas, Alexey Veretin, Diana Egorova, Alexandra Kulbarisova.

Aristophanes' comedies rarely appear on the Russian stage, and this production is an attempt to look at the ancient text through the eyes of the modern Greek director Vasilios Samourkas. Disappointed by the decline of the Athenian theater, the god Dionysus decides to revive real "dramatic games." Since there are no great authors left among the living, he and his slave Xanthius embark on a dangerous journey to the kingdom of Hades in order to find the best poet there and bring him back to earth. The authors of the play ask themselves: are there any creators today comparable to Aeschylus or Pushkin, and is there still a place for true poetry in our world?

April 16 and 17, 19:00, Moscow Provincial Theater

Museums

"Imaginary separation", 0+

The exhibition by the artist Nadezhda Prades is devoted to the study of the topic of separation and the search for support in the community. The exhibition is built around "night", a metaphor for external circumstances and a tense social environment. "Night" sets a state of disorientation and disunity, but it is not interpreted as a hostile or predestining force. The "lights"—people, events, and connections—become landmarks and fulcrum points, shifting the focus from the experience of separation to the possibility of intimacy, interaction, and community.

Until May 31, from 11:00 to 21:00, House 10.TENGRAN

Concerts

Artik&Asti, 12+

The band, performing in an updated line-up with the soloist of Seville, will present a large-scale multimedia show, where the main focus is on complex set design, lighting effects and video projections. The evening's program will combine both the new releases of the band and their main hits of the past years — "Harmony", "Doll", "The one that hurts" and others. Among the expected guests of the show are Dzhigan and Niletto, with whom the artist will perform the super hit "Hoodie".

April 18, 19:00, Live Arena

"Hits of world musicals", 6+

The evening's program will combine the best fragments from the world‑famous musicals "The Phantom of the Opera", "Cabaret", "Cats", "Chicago", "Mamma Mia", "Chess", "Notre Dame de Paris", "Romeo and Juliet", "The Lion King", "Ghost", "Beauty and the Beast", "Zorro". On this day, soloists Natalia Bystrova, Yulia Churakova, Edward Khacharyan, Dmitry Ermak, and a special guest, Arsen Mukendi, will take the stage with the Russian Philharmonic Orchestra.