Music.Live GEO

20/08/2025

🗓️October 1 | Yerevan, National Puppet Theatre After H.Toumanian 📍
🗓️October 2 | Tbilisi, Griboedov Theatre 📍
🎫 Tickets: https://linktr.ee/musiclivegeo

The Sunline is an electrifying dialogue about intimacy, misunderstandings, and the eternal struggle between men and women.
Witty, ironic, and deeply revealing, the play dissects the invisible barriers that have kept people from truly seeing and hearing each other since the dawn of time.

Starring Natalia Eprikyan and Alexander Gudkov— renowned actors, comedians, and stars of the legendary Comedy Woman show. Directed by Roman Feodori, a six-time Golden Mask award winner, this production offers a bold and contemporary take on Ivan Vyrypayev’s acclaimed play.

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
A husband and wife find themselves trapped in their own home, locked in a conversation that stretches into the early hours of the morning. Years of distance and unresolved conflict weigh on them, but as they peel away the layers of routine and expectation, an honest exchange might be their only way forward—toward something real, raw, and transformative.

What begins as a marital dispute evolves into a profound meditation on human connection, communication, and the fragile ties that bind us. Vyrypayev’s signature rhythm—marked by sharp monologues, biting irony, and unexpected moments of tragedy—creates an experience that feels as unpredictable as life itself, where laughter and sorrow walk hand in hand.

🔞 Age restriction: 18+ | The play contains strong language.

CREATIVE TEAM
Playwright: Ivan Vyrypayev
Director: Roman Feodori
Cast: Natalia Eprikyan, Alexander Gudkov
Scenography & Production Design: Sofia Matveeva
Video Content: Valery Haustov
Choreographer: Arsen Karakozov
Produced by: Studio Granat

08/08/2025

Raiho Production & Music Live present
“Summer Coda”
On the last day of summer, at the border of August and silence, we meet with music🎹

🗓 August 31 | 19:00
📍Tbilisi, Silk Factory Theatre
🎟️ https://show4me.com/events/summer-coda

Summer Coda is a concert in which music becomes a conduit from the serene warmth of summer to the subtle, transparent, and slightly dramatic mystery of the beginning of autumn.
Summer Coda is a concert-dialogue. The musicians will talk delicately and sincerely with the audience about music, drawing attention to the most expressive details of the works and revealing the stories of their creation and creators.
Tatiana Filina (piano)
Margarita Chernyshevskaya (violin)
Alexey Gvamichava (cello)
The concert will feature works by Shostakovich, Schubert, Saint-Saëns, Arensky, Rachmaninoff, and Grieg.
🥂Welcome drink — for all guests of the evening
🤎 Dress code: white, silver, ecru, beige (Smart Casual / Cocktail) — to make the evening a beautiful celebration for each of us*

🙎‍♀️*The dress code is a recommendation, not a requirement

07/08/2025

Premiere in Tbilisi!
Solo Perfomance “Anna and Lev”
🗓️30.09 | 20:00 | Tbilisi, Sokhumi State Theater
🎫https://show4me.com/events/anna-and-lev

Anna and Lev is a one-woman show about the life of Anna Akhmatova and her son Lev Gumilev, their complicated relationship against the backdrop of historical upheaval. To him, she was a mother; to everyone else, she was a great poet.

Svetlana Ustinova plays both roles, transforming the stage into a space for personal confession. It is a story about the desire to be heard by loved ones, about the dialogue that both mother and son sought but never achieved. The play by Svetlana Ustinova and Olga Henkin invites viewers to reflect not only on the fate of the great poet during years of terrible upheaval, but also on the relationship between people who are very close and at the same time strangers to each other.
The premiere of the play Anna and Lev took place in Los Angeles, and it was applauded by audiences in Berlin, Paris, Zurich, Monaco, Riga, and Tallinn.

Text - Olga Henkina; Svetlana Ustinova
Director - Olga Henkina
Performed by - Svetlana Ustinova

Svetlana Ustinova is a theater and film actress. She has played more than 50 roles in films and TV series, and from 2017 to 2022 she was an actress at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater.
Olga Henkina is an author, director, and producer at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater and the Moscow Theater on Malaya Bronnaya.

26/07/2025

“The Only Tallest Trees on Earth” by Ivan Vyrypayev.
🗓️ 15.11 | 20:00 | Griboedovi Theatre, Tbilisi📍
🎫 https://show4me.com/events/the-only-tallest-trees-on-earth

This a play by one of the most intriguing representatives of modern theater, playwright, director Ivan Vyrypayev, starring Chulpan Khamatova, Masha Mashkova and Vasiliy Zorkiy.

The main theme of Trees is the story of the so-called “quantum man”, i.e. a man who feels in himself the whole amazing design of the universe.

Director: Ivan Vyrypayev, Mikola Mishyn.
Actors: Chulpan Khamatova, Masha Mashkova, Vasiliy Zorkiy.
Producers: Alexandrina Markvo, Maxim Volkov.

A joint project of Teal House Foundation and Bird&Carrot Productions.
Play language Russian.

16/07/2025

15/07/2025

Raiho Production & Music Live present lecture “Fashion in an era of change” by fashion historian Alexandre Vassiliev, to be held on October 1 in Tbilisi.

About lecture💬

What tricks, implicit and explicit, have people resorted to in clothing to please the opposite s*x? How were changes in the perception of s*x reflected in the development of fashion? What canons of male and female beauty existed in the last century? On these and many other questions you can get detailed, unexpected, maybe even paradoxical answers in the mono-performance of the famous Fashion Historian.

In his performance, Alexander Vasiliev touches upon such delicate topics as s*x, eroticism and gender relations, and also talks about how philosophy, cultural and s*xual revolutions, evolution of gender relations influence the formation and development of fashion. The maestro offers a new perspective on fashion - that of a careful Historian through the prism of social mores of the twentieth century.

🎤Lecture language Russian
🎫 Link to tickets in the first comment

13/07/2025

Raiho Production & Music.Live present lecture “Fashion in an era of change” by fashion historian Alexandre Vassiliev, to be held on October 3 in Tbilisi.

💬About lecture:

The age of change is in full sail. Anxious. The stable ground is getting out from under our feet. And what does fashion historian Alexander Vasiliev, who studies and describes epochs of change in his books, think about it?
Fashion is a mirror of history, and changes in history, of course, are very much reflected in the change in the image of women in the first place.

The First and Second World Wars, the Revolution and the Civil War in Russia, huge flows of refugees and the disappearance of entire empires and social classes in the first half of the twentieth century, pandemic and social distancing at the beginning of the XXI century - all this was reflected not only in women’s appearance, but also in the manner of behavior, finally, in the emergence of a different type of s*xuality. And now, in just 100 years or so, the place of crinolines in fashion was taken by the unis*x style. And were there positive sides to this process? Was such an evolution predetermined or is it possible to go backwards?

The answers to these questions historian and fashion collector Alexander Vasiliev looks for and finds in the previous periods of turbulence. And we are waiting for the answer to the most important question - what will we wear after the “end of history”, and isn’t it time to look for new models?

🎤Play language Russian
🎫Link to tickets in the first comment

10/07/2025

This October in Tbilisi Raiho Production & Music.Live present lectures of fashion historian Alexandre Vassiliev.

🗓️October 1 - “Fashion and eroticism”

What tricks, implicit and explicit, have people resorted to in clothing to please the opposite s*x? How were changes in the perception of s*x reflected in the development of fashion? What canons of male and female beauty existed in the last century? On these and many other questions you can get detailed, unexpected, maybe even paradoxical answers in the mono-performance of the famous Fashion Historian.

🗓️October 3 - “Fashion in an era of change”

Fashion is a mirror of history, and changes in history, of course, are very much reflected in the change in the image of women in the first place.
The First and Second World Wars, the Revolution and the Civil War in Russia, huge flows of refugees and the disappearance of entire empires and social classes in the first half of the twentieth century, pandemic and social distancing at the beginning of the XXI century - all this was reflected not only in women’s appearance, but also in the manner of behavior, finally, in the emergence of a different type of s*xuality. And now, in just 100 years or so, the place of crinolines in fashion was taken by the unis*x style. And were there positive sides to this process? Was such an evolution predetermined or is it possible to go backwards.

🎙️Lecture language Russian
🎫Tickets on sale: https://linktr.ee/musiclivegeo

02/07/2025

BATUMI - SOLD OUT 🎉
Only upgrades to the Backstage Experience are available - if you already have a ticket and want to attend the meet & greet and soundcheck.

Backstage experience UPGRADE:

- without entrance ticket (you need to have entrance ticket)
- access to soundcheck
- branded badge
- Artist Meet&Greet
- poster with autograph

This ticket is valid with any previously bought entrance ticket not only through Show4me.

🎫Upgrade your ticket here: https://show4me.com/events/dmitry-spirin-tarakany-in-batumi

25/06/2025

🗓️23.01.2026 | 20:00 | Griboedov Theatre, Tbilisi📍
🎫Tickets: https://taplink.cc/raykintbilisi

Konstantin Raykin, whose name has become a symbol of high acting mastery, is returning to the stage with his solo performance “Most Beloved” to share his inner world, his understanding of poetry, life, and creativity.
The performance transforms poetry into a full-fledged theatrical monologue, rich in sincerity and depth.

The performance “The Most Beloved” is also a journey into the world of memories, where Konstantin Raykin shares stories from his life with the audience, speaks about his father, his early steps in the theater, and his searches and discoveries. Each performance by Konstantin Raykin is filled with sincerity that touches the depths of the soul. They remind us how important it is to remain human, capable of feeling and thinking.

“What I do in this performance is similar to myself. For me, reading poems from the stage are the same roles, the same monologues. They obey the same laws of stage existence as any dramatic role. I feel a wave of interest in real poetry. People lack some vitamin in their spiritual food. To read Pushkin would leave fewer bacilli in the air. He is like a bell ringing...” - Konstantin Raykin.