Big Moscow Tour of Kamalovtsers

Tomorrow,   the artists of  Tatar State Academic Theatre  after G. Kamal (Kazan)  leave for  the first capital city.

From  January 12 to 18,   2017,  on the stage of  the State Academic  Maly Theater of   Russia,   the  artists will show  7 performances –premiers  of recent years. The tour  to be opened  by a  sensational production  of the 109th season  on the works of Naki Isanbet and Saadallah Wannus    “Hodja Nasreddin”  staged by director Farid Bikchantaev . The playbill  includes also:  "In anticipation", author and director  I. Zayniev, "Goat, sheep and others" by  directors-debutants Salima Aminova and Ildus Gabdrakhmanov  on the play by I. Zayniev "Galiyabanu" on the play by  M. Fayzi  in production of   I.Zayniev,     “Mekhebbet   FM,”  author and director  Ilgiz Zayniev,     "Miracle pill" on the play   by Z. Khakimov, staged  by   I. Zayniev    and  "Without  sails " on the play  by K. Tinchurin  and presented   by  G.Tshvirava. "For  tour in Moscow we have  tried to create the most diverse playbill: these are  productions  on national plays, works by contemporary playwrights, children's performances. It is important to note that the event is supported by the Ministry of Culture of Russia and Tatarstan ", - said  director of G. Kamal  TSAT   Ilfir Yakupov.

As part of the tour and the celebration of the 110th anniversary of the Tatar Theatre,  January 13,  at 13.00,  in the State Central Theater Museum  after  A.A. Bakhrushin,  in a hall, "Karetny dvor "  the exhibition "History of Tatar theater playbills and posters"   is due to open.  The  unique exhibition was created thanks to close cooperation between  SCTM after  A.A.  Bakhrushin (Moscow),   the Tatar State Academic Theatre   after G.  Kamal (Kazan), as well as with the active participation of the Scientific Library after  N.I. Lobachevsky of Kazan (Volga) Federal University,   G. Ibragimov  IYALI Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan (Kazan). It will  present   the first collection  of posters of  troupes ("Sayar", "Nur"), the Tatar art worker ("Eshche"),  Kolkhoz –sovkhoz  (mobile) theaters, Tatar State Academic Theatre   after G. Kamal - since the beginning of the twentieth century and to the present day.