On Friday, the Bolshoi presents the first of this season’s premieres, a ballet known almost everywhere in the world except Russia as “La Fille Mal Gardee,” which will be followed later in the season by a new production of "Wozzeck."

Ivan Boiko's "The Time of Silver” is one of “calmness, covered with a thin layer of ice and acceptance,” French art historian Marie Moignard wrote, adding that Boiko captures the moment when winter shows its nakedness with photos that “cross time and reality.”

Moiseyev has carved out a a career despite the obstacles of being openly gay and, it has to be said, not having a singing voice.

The "Not Toys?!" exhibit brings together fifty Russian artists and their toys as a way of telling the history of Russian art through the medium of the toy.

The notion of someone “liking” or “enjoying” Kama Ginkas’ new play seems absurd, because the truths that it tackles are true, regardless of our reaction to them.