How to make everyone believe in magic: the festival of light in Moscow

MOSCOW, Russian Federation - Sept. 13, 2018 - PRLog -- From 21 to 25 September 2018, the Department of Sport and Tourism of Moscow will hold the International Festival "Circle of Light". This is a spectacular event that will reinvent the scene of the capital of Russia and for a few autumn days turn its streets into a stage for original creative performances of lighting designers and specialists in audiovisual arts from around the world.

The organizers offer to choose one (or several) of the five venues, at which the main shows will take place. The opening ceremony is scheduled for September 21 at Grebnoy Channel. Guests will enjoy the multimedia show "The Carnival of Light". It will combine amazing light and laser projections, play of fountains and fire and grand firework effects. On September 22 and 23, those who will be late for the opening ceremony, will be able to enjoy rerun of the show here. On September 25, the closing of the Festival will take place at Grebnoy Channel. Spectators will be amazed by a 40-minute show of Japanese fireworks famous all over the world for its unique beauty and size. Just imagine: the biggest caliber shells will burst in almost half a mile effect in sky!

Two new large-scale performances will be shown at the venue in Tsaritsyno. The demonstration will take place on the facade of the Great Tsaritsyn Palace. The following performances will be offered to the public's attention: the story of Phoenix "Wandering Palace" and the audiovisual performance about the world of the future.

On Teatralnaya Square the public will be able to view the show at the same time on the facades of three theaters: Bolshoi Theatre, Maly Theatre and RAMT (Russian Academic Youth Theatre). This will allow the organizers to create an amazing illusion, a panoramic 270-degree video projection.

One more venue is the facade of the Museum of the Great Patriotic War at Poklonnaya Gora. Here spectators will enjoy light novels dedicated to the military past of Russia and the city of Moscow, as well as the fifteen-minute VJ's performance accompanied by music and songs of wartime.

Kolomenskoe Museum-Reserve invites guests of the Festival to its space of impressions. The whole territory of the park will turn into a platform for light experiments led by world famous lighting designers. Even the most demanding audience will be amazed by the large-scale performance in the open air.

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