Our Mission
Moscow Nights is dedicated to promoting the appreciation and understanding of Russian culture.
Our programs include theatrical and musical presentations, festivals, and educational programs.
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WE ARE A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PRESENTS RUSSIAN CULTURAL PROGRAMS TO AUDIENCES IN THE GREATER NEW ORLEANS METROPOLITAN AREA.
Why Russian culture in Louisiana?
The simple explanation is because Natasha O. Ramer landed in New Orleans in 1984 from Russia. A professional theatre director and actress, Ms. Ramer enjoyed a vibrant career in her native Russia; naturally, she wanted to share that culture and her experience with audiences here.
Sensing that Russian theater and music would make a valuable contribution to local culture, she created Moscow Nights—and since 1999 her instincts proved correct.
MOST RECENT EVENT
Based on selections of literary great Mikhail Bulgakov’s (1891-1940) novel,
The Master And Margarita,
focusing upon the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate.
PRODUCTIONS
Explore our productions throughout the years and see what makes Moscow Night's Mission so special.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Select moments from our productions - a great visual overview of some of our most compelling creations.
VIDEO
Get a sense of the rhythm, sounds, sights, and movement from a selection of our of our productions over the years.
WHO WE ARE
Get to know the people behind Moscow Nights who strive to bring Russian art and cultural education to a wider audience.
United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations require that all charities disclose the value of any goods and services conveyed to donors in connection with their gifts. Since Moscow Nights, Inc. will not provide goods or services in exchange for this gift, the entire amount of your contribution will be tax deductible. Moscow Nights, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization. Our federal tax identification number is: 58-2491009.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding your contribution.
Moscow Nights | Celebrating and Education of Russian Culture
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