Moscow·Architecture·20th century
A drama stage on Old Arbat and a programme of performances.
The theatre grew from Yevgeny Vakhtangov’s studio, which opened on Arbat in 1921.
The building was rebuilt after wartime damage, preserving the theatre’s connection to the street.
55.749839, 37.591513The pin marks the place. Check its website for the precise entrance and access route.
Sources reviewed: 8 November 2026. Before travelling, check opening hours, tickets and access on the official website.
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Cylindrical volumes and unusual windows near Old Arbat.
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