Starring Moscow musicals:

Theona Dolnikova, Igor Balalaev,

Alexander RAGULIN, Sergey LI, Vladislav DOG,

Denis DEMKIV, Olga BELYAEVA, Sergey PEREGUDOV

Rock opera "Karamazovs" is a completely new look at Dostoevsky’s great novel. Thanks to the brilliant cast and vibrant expressive music, full of amazingly beautiful melodies and purely funky drive, this musical instantly wins the hearts of the audience. Evidence of this is the dozens of enthusiastic responses from the lucky ones who attended the preliminary shows of Karamazovs:

             “Unrealistically cool written and executed!”,

             “It turned out just an amazing musical!”,

             “Magnificent, strong and topical. It just needs to be seen. Brilliant cast and acting. Watch is necessary! ",

             “Everything is very minimal on the stage - but SO atmospheric! This once again proves to me that ten excellent artists on stage + high-quality music from the libretto perfectly fits into the picture without any extra decorations! ”

             “The great work of Fyodor Mikhailovich ... is presented extremely skillfully and beautifully - it falls into the very soul and heart. It’s definitely worth seeing! ”

The main roles are stars of domestic musicals, popular theater and cinema artists: Theon Dolnikova (Notre Dame de Paris, “Count Orlov”, “Paula Negri”), Olga Belyaeva (“Cats”, “Monte Cristo”, “Sounds of Music” , “Anna Karenina”), Igor Balalaev (“12 Chairs”, “Cats”, Notre Dame de Paris, “Romeo and Juliet”, “Monte Cristo”, “Cabaret”, “Ordinary Miracle”, “Count Orlov”, “Anna Karenina”), Sergey Lee (Notre Dame de Paris, “Romeo and Juliet”, “Count Orlov”, “Anna Karenina”); Vladislav Pogiba (artist RAMT, "Scarlet Sails"); Denis Demkiv (Monte Cristo, I Am Edmond Dantes, The Three Musketeers, Anna Karenina, Territory of Passion, The Snow Queen), Sergey Peregudov.

The author of the idea, music and libretto is the famous theater and film actor Alexander Ragulin ("Count Orlov", "Ordinary Miracle", "I am Edmond Dantes", "Flying Ship", "Three Musketeers").

The performance uses instrumental phonogram