People's Artist of Russia Alexander Mikhailov and the N.N. Nekrasov Orchestra have come together to breathe new life into Pushkin's story "The Blizzard". Live speech, music, novels, and balalaika - everything to immerse the audience in the atmosphere of Russian winter and experience genuine empathy for the characters. Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin's story "The Blizzard" is one of the most mysterious and emotional tales in Russian literature. On this evening, it will sound especially - performed by the beloved actor Alexander Mikhailov and accompanied by the Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments named after N.N. Nekrasov. Together they create a unique theatrical-musical format in which word and sound merge into a living, soul-stirring picture. Alexander Mikhailov is one of the most recognizable artists in the country. He does not just read the text: he lives it, conveying the subtlest shades of feelings and characters. You believe his voice unconditionally, as behind it are decades of audience love and dozens of roles that have become iconic. In his interpretation, Pushkin's "The Blizzard" is not only a classic but also a modern story full of emotions, irony, and drama. The musical accompaniment gives the performance a special atmosphere. The N.N. Nekrasov Orchestra, celebrating its 80th anniversary this year, features the rich sound of domras, balalaikas, and folk instruments, creating an effect of complete immersion in Russian winter. Their illustrations to the plot are not just a background but a full-fledged participant in the action. The participation of recognized soloists - Valentina Pravdina (soprano), Mikhail Basenko (tenor), and virtuoso Dmitry Ibragimov (balalaika) - will make the musical part even more expressive. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.