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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 06:28 pm
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Ждём всех на самом масштабном событии Питера!

23 октября в 19:30 на новой площадке театра ЦЕХЪ (Мельничная улица 4) мы играем пластический спектакль «Призраки памяти. Петербург»

В этом спектакле оживают легенды, мифы и реальные истории города. Вы увидите знакомый город глазами тех, кто жил в нём задолго до нас. Услышите истории, которые передавались из поколения в поколение. И, возможно, после спектакля, проходя по привычным улицам, будете смотреть на них уже немного иначе.

🎟️ в шапке профиля

#афишаспб #афишапитер #кудасходить #театрспб #актеры

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