Maestro will conduct La Bohème on the 12^th and 14^th February.

3 February
Denis Rodkin: Conrad (the first performance in Moscow,
debuted on the Bolshoi Theatre tour to London in 2016)

4 February
Olga Smirnova: Medora

5 February
Eleonora Sevenard: Medora

6 February (12:00)
Alyona Kovalyova: Medora
Egor Gerashchenko: Conrad

6 February (19:00)
Olga Marchenkova: Medora
Artemy Belyakov: Conrad

30 January (12:00)
Alexandra Trikoz: 1^st part soloist

30 January (19:00)
Elizaveta Kokoreva: 3^rd part soloist
Daria Khokhlova, Ivan Poddubnyak: 4^th part soloists

31 January
Anastasia Denisova: 1^st part soloist
Klim Efimov: 4^th part soloist

Elizaveta Kokoreva makes her first appearance as Swanilda.

Jacopo Tissi makes his first appearance as Erik.

Additional ticket sale is open starting from 21 January 2021 for ballet Nureyev, which will be performed on Historic Stage on 22, 23 and 24 January, and Dido and Aeneas on New Stage on 22 January. This is carried out in accordance with Decree by Moscow Mayor dated 21 January 2021 №3-UM “On Amendments to the Decree of the Mayor of Moscow dated June 8, 2020 №68-UM” stating that from 22 January on, theatre attendance is restricted to 50% based on the total percentage of the seat capacity.

The 3^rd issue of 2020 has been released.

An award was established at the end of 2020 based on the long-term collaboration between the Bolshoi Theatre and Credit Suisse bank, and it aims to support prominent young talents. Bekhzod Davronov, tenor of the Bolshoi Opera Company, became the first recipient. On 13 December, right before the start of Traviata by G. Verdi (Historical Stage) Vladimir Urin, General Director of the Bolshoi Theatre, presented him the award.