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About New Stage at Bolshoi Theatre

The New Stage at Bolshoi Theatre in central Moscow offers intimate performances in a dedicated space for opera and ballet. Opened on November 29, 2002, this secondary venue seats roughly 950 people (some configurations report about 879). It serves as a key part of Bolshoi’s repertoire, including its role during the main-stage reconstruction period from 2005–2011. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats with confidence, plus convenient transit, parking, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Located on Bolshaya Dmitrovka Street, the New Stage provides a close-to-city-center experience with easy access to Moscow’s cultural core. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning theater-goer, we’ve got you covered with clear, reliable guidance to simplify your ticket journey and share trusted nearby amenities.

Seating, access, and nearby amenities are designed to make your night effortless. If you’re planning a visit, check the official Bolshoi seating plan for the most accurate configuration. For lodging and dining, we highlight affiliate partner suggestions to help you book trusted options close to the venue. And remember, transportation options like walking from nearby metro stations Teatralnaya and Okhotny Ryad, plus limited on-site parking with nearby underground lots, make attending performances smooth and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Bolshaya Dmitrovka Street, 4/2, Moscow (New Stage).
  • Capacity: approximately 950 seats (some sources cite ~879 depending on configuration).
  • Venue type: Bolshoi Theatre's New Stage, a secondary theatre for opera and ballet; opened November 29, 2002.
  • Seating chart: dedicated New Stage seating plan available on the Bolshoi's site.
  • Transit: nearest metro stations Teatralnaya and Okhotny Ryad; walking access to entrances.
  • Parking/Hotels: limited on-site parking; nearby underground parking at TSUM, and nearby hotels such as Four Seasons Moscow and The Ritz-Carlton.
  • Notable events: opened with Rimsky-Korsakov's The Snow Maiden in 2002; served as primary venue for Bolshoi repertoire during the 2005–2011 main-stage reconstruction.