theatre russian
кре́сло
armchair, easy chair
seat, stall (in a theatre)
post, responsible position, office
теа́тр
theatre, play-house, dramatic works, plays
хара́ктерный
(theatre) character (role, actor); strong-willed
театра́льный
theater (attr.), theatre-, stage (attr.)
theatrical, affected, stagey
мхат
Moscow Art Theatre
ло́жа
box (in a theatre), loge
lodge
верте́п
den, den of vice, den of thieves, dive
nativity play, Christmas puppet show, puppet theatre
мха́товский
MHAT, of MHAT, Moscow Art Theatre
операцио́нная
operating-room, theatre
радиотеа́тр
radio theatre
стереокино́
stereoscopic cinema, stereoscopic cinema theatre
сцени́чный
suitable for the theatre, effective on the stage
театра́л
theatre-goer, playgoer, theatre-lover
театрализа́ция
theatricalization, staging as a theatrical show, use of theatrical means
adaptation for the stage, dramatization, making a stage version
theatrical presentation, staged performance, stage show
introduction to theatre, use of drama in teaching, theatre education
театрове́дение
theatre science, science of the theatre, drama study
телетеа́тр
TV theatre, television studio theatre, broadcasting hall
television drama company, TV acting ensemble
Examples
Не́грам строго запрещено посеща́ть те больни́цы, библиоте́ки, теа́тры, кино́, гости́ницы, рестора́ны, кото́рые предназначены для бе́лых.
It is strictly prohibited for Negroes to visit those hospitals, libraries, theatres, cinemas, hotels, and restaurants, which are destined for the Whites.
Михайловский театр даёт сегодня балет.
The Mikhailovsky Theatre is putting on a ballet today.
Радиотеатр был очень популярен в прошлом веке.
Radio theatre was very popular in the last century.
Она изучает театроведение в университете.
She is studying theatre studies at university.
Театроведение помогает понять историю спектаклей.
Theatre studies help us understand the history of theatrical productions.



















