"The National Centre RUSSIA knows how to surprise": blogger Maxim Anufriyev on the "Legacy. Theatre. The Greats" exposition
Expositions most often introduce us to something new, but sometimes they encourage us to look at familiar things in a different way. This is exactly what happened to musician, blogger and creator of the "Max Life" channel Maxim Anufriyev. After visiting the "Legacy. Theatre. The Greats" exposition at National Centre RUSSIA, he admitted that his attitude towards theatre had changed significantly.
"After visiting the 'Legacy. Theatre. The Greats' exposition, I looked at theatrical work and theatre itself in a completely different way. And since it so happens that in just two days I will be attending a theatre performance for the first time in my life, I will now watch it from a completely different perspective," Maxim Anufriyev shared.
He added that the impression made by the exposition is shaped by its details, so it is better to visit it in person than to explore it through reports or friends' accounts.
"The National Centre RUSSIA knows how to surprise. You can describe this exposition in words or make a report about it, but the best thing is to see it for yourself. So if you have the opportunity and, most importantly, the desire, come here — you won't regret it," the blogger urged.
The "Legacy. Theatre. The Greats" exposition at the National Centre RUSSIA is a large-scale project dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Union of Theatre Workers of Russia and implemented with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives.
The exposition is held under the motto "A Union of Happy People".
Visitors can see unique exhibits and explore the backstage world of theatre
until 25 September. Admission is free of charge. Advance registration on the russia.ru website is required to take part in
guided tours and the cultural-and-educational programme.
Participants can look forward to a packed day: three thematic blocks, leading experts from different countries, and an interactive illusionist show.
The event was part of the cultural-and-educational programme accompanying the "Legacy. Theatre. The Greats" exposition.
Young residents of Moscow and the Moscow Region aged 12 to 17 now have an additional opportunity to discover first-hand how exciting a career as a tour guide can be.
