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Nowadays the theatre is less popular than the cinema. due to the popularity of television and the since appearance of video, theatre has lost a great deal of its attraction. besides, theatre tickets are very expensive, especially in good theatres. so we can say that a visit to a famous theatre has become a luxury. still, the theatre is an inseparable part of the intellectual life of any country. we can even say that the theatre as an art reflects the state of society and of the mind of the nation. in every country theatre has its own history, traditions and peculiarities. there are a lot of theatres in russia and some of them are popular all over the world. in moscow theatre-goers try not to miss the first nights at the vakhtangov, sovremennik, or khudozhestvenny (art) theatres. st. petersburg also has a variety of theatres, which meet all the tastes. lovers of classic music never miss a chance to visit the philharmonic society hall. opera and ballet lovers can go to mariinsky opera house and maly opera house. those who are fond of drama visit the bolshoi drama theatre, alexandrinsky theatre, open theatre and many others. many new theatres and studios have appeared during the last five or ten years. many theatres are famous for theirexcellent company, sets and great directors. i'm not a regular theatre-goer, but sometimes i like to go and see an interesting performance. one of my favourite theatres is the bolshoi drama theatre. it is so not only because of it

The road is an ancient symbol-image, therefore it can be found both in folklore and in the works of many classic writers, such as A.S. Pushkin, M. Yu. Lermontov, N.V. Gogol, N.A. Nekrasov.

A.S. Pushkin. The novel "The Captain's Daughter." The image of the road plays an important role in the plot of the novel by A.S. Pushkin and in revealing the character of the protagonist Pyotr Grinev. It is on the road to the Belogorsk fortress that he meets with Pugachev, then still unknown to passers-by. The counselor interested Petrusha with his outstanding appearance and peculiar language. The road leads the hero along with Pugachev to the fortress to free the orphan Masha Mironova. On the way, a conversation between Pugachev and Grinev takes place. And Petrusha is struck by his unusualness and desire for freedom. On the way from the fortress, Grinev forever breaks up with Pugachev, hears his last words, in which kindness and magnanimity sound