Imperial Theatres

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Imperial Theatres were the state-sponsored theatre institutions of the Russian Empire, encompassing its principal opera, ballet, and drama companies under the patronage of the imperial court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural institution
state theatre system
country Russian Empire
dissolved after Russian Revolution of 1917
employer Alexander Gorsky NERFINISHED
Alexander Ostrovsky NERFINISHED
Anna Pavlova NERFINISHED
Enrico Cecchetti NERFINISHED
Fyodor Dostoevsky NERFINISHED
Lev Ivanov NERFINISHED
Marius Petipa NERFINISHED
Mathilde Kschessinska NERFINISHED
Mikhail Fokine NERFINISHED
Modest Mussorgsky NERFINISHED
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov NERFINISHED
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky NERFINISHED
Vera Komissarzhevskaya NERFINISHED
field ballet
drama
opera
theatre
funding imperial treasury
genre Russian drama
Russian opera
classical ballet
hasAudience Russian aristocracy
urban public of Moscow
urban public of Saint Petersburg
headquartersLocation Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
inception 18th century
languageOfWorkOrName Russian
notableWork original productions of Tchaikovsky ballets
premieres of Russian operas
productions of Russian classical drama
operatedIn Moscow NERFINISHED
Saint Petersburg NERFINISHED
ownedBy Russian Empire NERFINISHED
partOf cultural policy of the Russian Empire
patron Imperial Court of Russia NERFINISHED
regulates repertoire of imperial ballet
repertoire of imperial drama
repertoire of imperial opera
sponsor Russian imperial government NERFINISHED
subOrganization Alexandrinsky Theatre NERFINISHED
Bolshoi Theatre NERFINISHED
Imperial Ballet NERFINISHED
Imperial Dramatic Troupes NERFINISHED
Imperial Opera NERFINISHED
Maly Theatre NERFINISHED
Mariinsky Theatre NERFINISHED
successor State Academic Theatres of Soviet Russia NERFINISHED

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Imperial Court of Russia hasPart Imperial Theatres
Marius Petipa employer Imperial Theatres
Ivan Vsevolozhsky employer Imperial Theatres