Baltic House Theatre
Alexander Park, 4 Metro Station: Gorky
About the company:
In 1936, the creative biography of the theater-festival "Baltic House" began. On the basis of two collectives born in the 20s - the Red Theater and the Theater of Working Youth - the Leningrad State Theater named after the Lenin Komsomol was created. The theater was renamed the St. Petersburg State Theatre "Baltic House" in 1991. Nine years later, the Baltic House received the status of the Theatre-Festival, where theater festivals began to take place at the international level. In the Theater-Festival "Baltic House" staged performances such directors as V. Kozhich, M. Chezhegov, G. Tovstonogov, P. Chomsky, R. Bykov, G. Oporkov, K. Ginkas, G. Janovskaya. On the stage of the Theater-Festival "Baltic House" came such legendary actors as Yu. Tolubeev, V. Chestnov, E. Lebedev, T. Doronin, N. Urgant, O. Basilashvili, Yu. Panich, N. Tenyakov, A. Balter, E. Vitorgan, L. Malevanna, O. Dal. Today, the Baltic House Theatre-Festival continues to hold many festivals that unite Russian and foreign creative teams. The Baltic House Theatre Festival has two stages for 100 and 870 seats. They are equipped with all the necessary modern equipment that will help the viewer comfortably and comfortably sit down and clearly perceive everything that is happening on the stage.
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