You can vote right now on the City of Ideas platform for the new project “The City Discusses the Standards of Cultural Leisure”. “The ideas that receive the greatest support from Muscovites by July 26 will be implemented by the Moscow Department of Culture,” the press service of the department said.
Among the most popular proposals addressed to theatres is the idea of staging performances using modern technologies. For example, drones and robots will add spectacle to any theatre production, Muscovites are sure. The capital’s residents also propose including scenes from popular computer games in performances to attract the younger generation. But there is also a more conservative idea in this regard: to include performances without alternative readings based on works from the school curriculum in the programme.
Muscovites also believe that more theatres and concert halls should join the “Million Prizes” campaign, which allows you to visit cultural venues by buying not always cheap tickets with the points you collect. And for parents with children, it would be good to open children’s rooms in cinemas. For now, there is one in Et Cetera.
Finally, theatre-goers would love to take part in the raffle. They offer to guide them through the ticket numbers during the intermissions, with theatre tickets and season tickets as prizes.
In libraries, citizens want to see buffets with sweets and tea, and also go to reading rooms in apartment buildings. It turns out that in cultural centers, Muscovites need a special basket for wet umbrellas and raincoats, as well as the opening of summer terraces.
There are not enough drinking fountains for Muscovites in the parks. By the way, open-air films, photo exhibitions, excursions are now being shown in the parks, strength training equipment and playgrounds are being installed. In August, in Gorky Park, from the arch of the main entrance, a sightseeing tour “Electric Car Rides” starts around the main attractions and landmarks.
