Krasota Gastrotheatre

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Krasota is Russia’s first gastrotheatre: dinner here unfolds as a stage show, with each course synchronised to projections on the walls, the table and the plates — not simply served to music. The format makes the evening clear without knowing the language: the story reads through light, sound and the way each dish arrives. The theatre stands five minutes from the Kremlin and belongs to White Rabbit Family, a restaurant group well known in Russia. The pink hall with a bar serves as the aperitif lounge, while the performance itself takes place in a separate theatre hall at a single table for 20 guests, who are invited in after the third bell — the traditional Russian theatre signal. The repertoire holds three shows: Imaginary Russia 2.0 travels through the country’s eras from paganism to the internet age, Imaginary Art steps into the worlds of eight Russian painters, and Imaginary Future unfolds seven scenarios for humanity’s tomorrow with a seven-course set; in winter, a seasonal Nutcracker joins the bill. Performances run by calendar; tickets are released on the official website on the 1st of every month.