Moskva Theatre
Prospekt Pobeditelej 13,
Minsk
Prospekt Pobeditelej 13,
Minsk
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Located close to the Metro station Niamiha. The Moskve Theatre was opened on 19th September 1980. It was the first widescreen cinema in Belarus. It was designed by architects Victor Kramarenko, Vladimir Shcherbina & Mikail Vinogradov. Screen 1 has 1,70-seats and screen 2 has 260-seats.
The foyer housed an exhibition hall, and a lecture hall with 120-seats which was also intended to be used for showing short films. Also in the building is the Minsk Theatre Studio of a film actor designed with 260-seats. There was also a billiard room, a bar and evening discotheques which have since closed.
It reopened on May 7, 2025 following conversion into 4-screens with seating for 675, 215, 46 & 46.
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Ken Roe, Kinospoter
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The theater reopened on May 7, 2025 after an extensive reconstruction. It now features four screens, with 675, 215 and two with 46 seats. There’s no billiard or discoteques, and the Minsk Film Actor Theater Studio is now based in a different building. Also, the closest metro station is called Niamiha.