Moscow Art Theater
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Moscow Art Theater
Translation of Russian Moskóvskiĭ Khudózhestvennyĭ teátr
Example Sentences
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Its plot, which unfurls between Moscow Art Theater performances in Chicago, examines and questions how art is navigated within world events and politics.
From New York Times • Dec. 20, 2023
There are oblique references to the 1917 Russian Revolution and its aftermath; to Anton Chekhov, whose plays the Moscow Art Theater championed; and to the impact the tour and Stanislavski’s theories had on American art.
From New York Times • Dec. 7, 2023
Working with the famous Moscow Art Theater, Bulgakov inevitably tangled with censors, leading him to turn directly to Stalin for permission to remain at the theater, a request that the Great Leader granted.
From Newsweek
Affirm or deny that you were among those who sent greetings to the Moscow Art Theater on its soth anniversary .
From Time Magazine Archive
What the Moscow Art Theater was to Stanislavsky, these performers are to Bergman�ensemble members who function like fingers on a hand.
From Time Magazine Archive
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