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►Moscow International festival of student theaters was founded by the Moscow State University’s theater in 1990 with the support of the Russian AITA center. In 2006 the Festival was revived by the Moscow Open Students’ Theater with support of the Government of Moscow and the Moscow State University of Lomonosov.
►Since 2006 the revived festival changed its name to “Students’ mask”. The opening ceremony was held on STD’s “Na Strastnom” theatre center stage. Members of the Government of Moscow, Chairman of the Theatrical figures of Russia Union Alexander Kaliagin, Chairman of the International AITA committee Mary Pears (Belgium) were present at the ceremony. The festival’s advisory council was headed by the vice-president of R. Bikov’s fund, Hounoured Artist of RSFR E.V. Sanaeva.
Periodicity of the Festival is once every two years.
► Moscow International Festival – is an international project in the field of youth culture. Its primary goal – is the joint development and straightening of humanistic ideals. The main target audience – young men, students, that are on the peak of active perception of existing ideas and generation of new ones. Modern young people are compelled to develop outlooks on life by themselves, to form their own philosophy. The Festival is meant to unite them with the universal language of art which is fluently spoken by people of different nationalities, religions, traditions and cultures.
► The student theatrical movement to date involves millions of young people worldwide. Nowadays student theatre is sort of an advertizing space in protection of traditional humanitarian values. Student theatre offers harmonious conditions for implementation of abilities and talents of every individual. A creatively gifted person, especially a young man or woman, must have the opportunity to develop his or her potential land it shouldn’t depend on the country of residence.
► The Moscow International Festival is not only a showcase of production, but also everything from live dialogue during the festival days, online broadcasting, discussion of performances, work of the young journalists and theatre critics club, workshops to “friendship evenings” – all that promotes mutual enrichment and a creative and life experience exchange, saved up by national cultures.
Moscow International Festival 2010
«This year’s festival is an original transitive experiment. We have decided to examine everything that will define next “Students’mask” festivals. Among the guests of the festival there are Russian, as well as foreign theater companies. At a choice of works special attention was given to research of nonconvencional forms of theatrical self-expression. Not only venerable theatrical critics, but also students of art journalism and TV and radio broadcasting departments of the Moscow State University of M.V. Lomonosov will take part in the festival. After each performance an interactive discussion with members of the audience will take place, where we will be glad to see young not indifferent people. Hopefully not only the atmosphere but also the reduced price will contribute to our goal”.
I.A. Bolshakova, General director of MOST.
Participants of the Moscow International Festival 2010:
1. “Thundestorm. Biomechanics. Experiment”. Students theatre Lab MIEM (Moscow, Russia). Director I. Karpenko.
2. “Rage” (S. King), Economy of culture academy and “Na Sirenevom” workshop (Moscow, Russia). DirectorI. Vaksenburg.
3. “Game”, Тheater «007», University of Kirill and Mefodiy, Macedonia. DirectorI. Ivkovic.
4. “House of Bernarda Alba” (F.G. Lorca), center of creativity “Theater mansion” (Moscow, Russia), Director L. Krasnov.
5. «Garden-Little Garden or the art of Decoupage”, Plastic theatre under the direction of N. Fiksel (Moscow, Russia). Director: N. Fiksel.
Participants of the Moscow International Festival 2008:
1) “Margarita”. Theater “MINIMA” of the Vilnius State University (Vilnius, Lithuania);
2) «Ro-Zwal». Theatre-Laboratory «PROFORMA<» (Gliwice, Poland);
3) «Women’sfairytales». Theatre-Laboratory “MANEKEN” of the South Ural State University (Chelyabinsk, Russia);
4) “Dirtytricks”. Theatre-Lab “7th floor” of the Belorussian State University of culture (Minsk, Belorussia);
5) “Am I mad?”. Theater of Plastic Dance MIHR (Yerevan, Armenia);
6) “Blue sky, and clouds on it”. Theater-Lab “CENTER” of the Saint Petersburg State University (Saint Petersburg, Russia;
7) “Sirano”. Moscow Open Students Theater (Moscow, Russia);
8) “An incident at the zoo”. Theater group “Spirovite” of the Southwest University “NeofitRilski” Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria);
9) “S2U or Something Unexpressed by US”. Peoples drams student theater “Na balkone” (“On the balcony») of the Belorussian State University (Minsk, Belorussia);
10) “Advice for life”. Peoples Student theater “PROFILE” of the Chelyabinsk State Pedagogy University (Chelyabinsk, Russia);
11) «One ruble sixty copeek is not money». Student Peoples theater of Institute of mechanical engineering (VTUS-LMZ) (Saint Petersburg, Russia).
Participants of the Moscow International Festival 2006:
1) “Manandwoman”. State cultural institution of Vladimir Region «Theater Complex» (Vladimir, Russia);
2) “Freken Julie”. Student theater of Latvian University (Riga, Latvia);
3) “I pay for everything!” Peoples Student Drama theater “Na balkone” (“On the balcony”) of the BSU (Minsk, Belorussia);
4) “A Day of true freedom”. “Uventa” Theatre of the Russian State Pedagogy University of A.I. Hertzen (Saint Petersburg, Russia);
5) «Luck by a violin”. Moscow Open Students Theater (Moscow, Russia);
6) «About the danger of a crowd of girls walking around Nevsky avenue”. Peoples Student theater “Third floor” of the Russian Humanitarian University of I. Kant (Kaliningrad, Russia);
7) “Costume”. Theatre-Lab “Palepe” of the Vilnius Technical University (Vilnius, Lithiania);
8) “Emigrants”. “Small theater” (Perm, Russia);
9) “Elizaveta Bam”. Students Tartu theater (Tartu, Estonia).
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