Татьяна Мигулина
On November 29 and 30, Teatrul Fără Nume will host the world premiere of the play Inostranka, based on the story by Sergei Dovlatov. Maria Mashkova is a Russian theater and film actress, daughter of the famous actor and director Vladimir Mashkova and actress Elena Shevchenko.
“Scandal in an apartment block” is the name of the Conceptual Exhibition of a group of artists from Moldova and Germany, which opened at the National Art Museum.
In November, the Chekhov State Russian Drama Theater will premiere the fairy tale for adults and children “How I. I. I. became a man”. Screenwriter Iakov Gribinenko and director Roman Malai have created a modern interpretation of Moldovan folklore with subtle references to local political reality.
From November 14 to 27, the Organ Hall presents the XIV International Music Festival “Johann Sebastian Bach”, a landmark cultural event in Chisinau that attracts a wide audience. The program includes four concerts with the participation of guests from France, Germany, Spain, Cuba, Romania.
There is a special field in fine arts – calligraphy, which combines aesthetics, precision and spirituality. In its works each letter becomes a part of the general idea. This was demonstrated by the exhibition “Duet” by Valeriu Hertz and Valentin Bologa in the National Library.
The international festival of theater and film schools ClassFest Acting Lab- 2025 will be held in Chisinau from November 10 to 15 for the 14th time. The objectives of the organizer – Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts (AMTAP) – are to promote contemporary art, exchange of experience between theatrical schools, as well as to encourage young actors who get the opportunity to present their best projects. This is the uniqueness of “ClassFest” for students and young people from Moldova.
A personal jubilee exhibition of the famous artist Eduard Maidenberg entitled “In the World of Book Graphics” was opened in the I. Manger Cultural Center.
National Theater “Satiricus I. L. Caragiale” celebrates its 35th anniversary this year. In October it hosted the VII International Theater Festival “FESTIS”, under the motto “The world today is comedy”. For two weeks “FESTIS” delighted the public with performances of 21 theaters from Hungary, Georgia, Romania, Turkey, Moldova, diverse in genres, styles and themes.
On September 22, Stanislav Poznakomkin, director of the Museum of Natural History named after L.S. Berg at Moldova State University, turned 90 years old. The university administration presented him to the medal “For Civil Merit”. This year Stanislav Danilovich published a book “Thoughts. Reflections. Diary entries”, the presentation of which took place on September 17 at the “Book of the Year-2025” in RCSC.
The National Strategy for Culture and Heritage for 2025-2035 was approved by the Government on September 24. It was developed by the Ministry of Culture in cooperation with the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe and with the support of the EU Delegation to Moldova.
On September 24, the Organ Hall hosted the opening of the first in Moldova collection of string instruments made by the master Cesare Cipriani in the tradition of the masters of the Cremona school of Amati, Stradivarius, Guarneri – reports Logos Press.
The Maria Biesu International Festival of Opera and Ballet, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the diva, opened on September 14 with the opera “The Masquerade Ball” by G. Verdi. Its premiere took place in Chisinau in 1987. In fact, it was also premiered now – a performance restored in the original version by the Belarusian director Semyon Shtein in cooperation with the outstanding Russian-Moldavian artists Vyacheslav Okunev and Irina Press.
