Muscovites and guests of the capital who want to have fun, laugh or be sad, watch a new play or musical, organize a holiday for a child or listen to famous musicians, go to the Palace of Culture named after. Zuev. This is an unusual-looking architectural structure, an example of a post-revolutionary building in the spirit of constructivism. The building is a monolithic structure designed using different geometric shapes. The object is named after the locksmith S. Zuev, a participant in the uprising of 1905
Features of the DC
Various events are held in the halls of the building. It can be children's or adult performances, festive performances, concerts. DK im. Zueva is a well-known platform where the popular troupe "Quartet I" gives its performances. The theater group performs with a repertoire that touches on the pressing problems of modern society. The performances of the actors involve musical groups that create live sound accompaniment to the performance.
How to get to DK?
You can't say that the building is located in the city center. The building stands in the area of Belorusskystation at a distance of 846 meters from it. It is located at: st. Lesnaya, 18, DK Zueva, Moscow. How to get to this place?
There are minibuses 356m, 418m, 378m, 112m and trolleybus number 78. However, the easiest way to get to your destination is by metro.
First, move to the Belorusskaya station, from there it remains to go a little deeper along Lesnaya Street (distance about 500 m). If you go by bus, then it is better to get off at the stop "2nd Lesnoy lane". From there you have to walk back down the street for a few meters. By car, you first need to get to the street. Tverskaya-Yamskaya. Then turn onto Lesnaya and get to the intersection with Miussky Lane. Here, right on the corner on the right, the driver will see an unusual building, composed as if from different geometric shapes. This will be DC them. Zueva.
Visitor reviews
The institution's repertoire is quite interesting. Works by V. Shukshin, A. Stroganov, E. Radzinsky, V. Shenderovich are staged here. In general, the program is exciting.
For preschoolers and younger students in the Palace of Culture. Zueva put on musicals in which people and fairy-tale characters play. At the beginning of the performance, children are taught how to behave in the theater, they are advised to remove noisy objects. Children and their parents like music and acting. “You can see that the guys are trying,” the visitors say. If children rejoice at fairy-tale characters and bright costumes, then adults like the choice of dishes in the buffet, the unique architecture of the building, the work of the Quartet I troupe, and the topical themes of the performances.
