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About The Stas Namin Centre

The Stas Namin Centre, known today as the Stas Namin Theatre, sits beside Gorky Park in central Moscow. This private cultural center and theatre continues the legacy of the Green Theatre in Gorky Park, hosting a range of cultural events and performances. Whether you’re planning a night of music, theatre, or cultural programming, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you secure your seats with ease.

Located at Stas Namin Theatre, Krymsky Val 9, building 33, Moscow, the venue is well connected by public transit and offers on-site and nearby parking for guests. The seating chart is available on the official site (Схема зала), so you can pick your preferred views before you buy. The Stas Namin Centre remains a cornerstone of Moscow’s cultural scene, continuing a storied history that includes notable events like the Moscow Music Peace Festival of 1989.

Parking is available on Krymsky Val and in nearby areas with paid facilities. Plan your transit in advance using nearby metro stops such as Oktyabrskaya and Park Kultury, both offering convenient access to Krymsky Val. For visitors staying in central Moscow, several reputable hotels are within a short ride, including the Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow as a premium option. To enhance your visit, we recommend trusted local dining spots and hotels via our affiliate partners, ensuring comfortable stays and convenient commutes.

Whether you’re a local or visiting Moscow for a performance at the Stas Namin Centre, we’ll help you secure your seats and plan your outing with practical, no-fuss guidance. Reach out anytime for help finding tickets and tailoring your attendance around your travel plans.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Stas Namin Theatre, Krymsky Val 9, building 33, Moscow (near Gorky Park).
  • Venue type: private cultural center/theatre operated under the Stas Namin Theatre brand; historically tied to the Green Theatre in Gorky Park.
  • Seating chart: a dedicated seating chart page exists on the official site (Схема зала).
  • Parking: paid parking available on Krymsky Val and nearby areas; explicit guidance exists on parking near Krymsky Val/Gorky Park.
  • Transit: nearby Metro options include Oktyabrskaya, Park Kultury; Krymsky Val is well-served by public transit, per venue and local guides.
  • Nearby hotels: typical central-Moscow options within a short ride, e.g., Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow (approx. 2.2 miles to Gorky Park).
  • Notable events hosted: SNC-linked events, including the Moscow Music Peace Festival of 1989 at Luzhniki Stadium (organized by Stas Namin and Doc McGhee).
  • Renamed/demolished: the venue persists as Stas Namin Theatre; the Green Theatre history is noted, but the current theatre operates as its successor (not demolished).