St.Petersburg Music Hall Theatre
About theatre
The history of St. Petersburg Music Hall theatre began in the beginning of XX century, when Emperor Nicholas II National Theatre was built in the Alexandrovsky Park. At first the Hall was used as Opera House, performed by Mariinsky troup. During the Soviet times it transformed into the home of first Soviet musicals. Some musicals are performed here until now, however the theatre is better known by its ballet performances.
Saint-Petersburg Music Hall Theatre, Alexandrovsky park, 4, St.Petersburg, 197198
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The Music hall building was finished by 1912 as Opera house of Emperor Nicholas II National Theatre by Court architect G. Lucedarsky. It also houses Planetarum.
The repertoire of the theatre is presented by classical ballets, including famous Giselle and Swan Lake and Russian musicals.
The dress code: formal style. During the cold season (autumn, winter, early spring) remember about a possible snow and rain outside, that’s why don’t forget to take shoes to change and to leave your coat and hat in the cloakroom.
Built close to St. Peter and St. Paul's fortress, Music Hall is easily accessible by subway (station Gorkovskaya, 5 minutes on foot), taxi o simply walking along the beautiful streets, canals and bridges of Saint Petersburg. Beside we’ll gladly organize a transfer for you from the hotel or your cruise ship.
The Theatre is worth visiting every time of the year. Generally the time May-July is considered the most romantic and nicest time for visiting theatres because apart from the precious performance you can enjoy wonderful White Nights of Saint Petersburg!