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Open: Midday - until the last customer
Cuisine: European, Italian, French, Japanese
Bill Total: $30 – $70
Music: Live, Background, Jazz/Blues, Lounge, Ethno, Folk
Reservation: Preferable
Specials: VIP-room, Hookah, Business-lunch
Jazz club “Soyuz Kompozitorov” (UCClub)
The Union of Composers Club («Союз Композиторов Клуб») is a go-go project of the jazz agency “Miras Art.” The recently inaugurated venue in the heart of Moscow has quickly become the new jazz mecca of Russia. The club features some of the best musicians of various genres. Audiences can enjoy the show while feasting on dishes representing traditions of the world’s diverse cultures. Don’t miss the salads and desserts. The club also offers a weekly Sunday Jazz Brunch.
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Open: Club restaurant is open Mon. to Fri. from midday to midnight, from 10 am to 6 am on Sat. and from 10 am to 10 pm on Sun. Performances usually start at 9 pm
Cuisine: European
Bill Total: $30 – $75
Entertainment: Stage performances are the core of the club’s programme
B1 Maximum
B1 Maximum («Б1 Максимум») is a club and a concert-hall at the same time. Its three floors were packed when Avril Lavigne and Iggy & The Stooges were on stage. The club attracts popular mainstream musicians and bands who are not capable of filling sporting arenas. The club’s less than impressive service is notorious, as is its lack of toilets (a very sensitive issue, especially when 4,000 people gather at the venue). There’s also the problem of its small cloakroom. But for those who have been to similar clubs in Europe, it doesn’t seem to be an issue.
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Open: Morning performances start at 10 am or at 12 am Evening performances start at 7 pm
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The Bolshoi Theatre
The Bolshoi Theatre («Большой театр») – has arguably the best dance troupe in the world, which is also the largest (some 225 dancers at the latest count). The Bolshoi’s main premises are now closed for restoration and are due to open in September 2009. It’s is already known that the first foreign troupe to perform on the renovated stage will be the La Scala from Italy. In the meantime you can enjoy both tried-and-tested classics, as well as modern additions to the répertoire on the less spacious New Stage of the Bolshoi. “Swan Lake” and “Giselle” are must- see ballets if you come to Russia for the first time. Tickets at the Bolshoi box office start from $5, but make sure you buy them in advance.
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