In most cases the spectacles are produced according to the 'non-repertory' scheme - that is, mostly hanging upon the star actors. Oleg Tabakov's Theatre (Moscow) www.Tabakov.Ru

The Tabakov Theatre opened in 1986 was one of the first studios of the country to get subsidies from the government. 

A galaxy of brilliant actors was brought up within these years: Evdokia Germanova, Marina Zudina, Vladimir Mashkov, Evgeny Mironov, Andrey Smolyakov, and others. 

The theatre repertoire now includes around thirty plays, the authors being I. Goncharov, A. Gorky, F. Dostoyevsky, T. Mann, A. Vampilov, and, of course, contemporary domestic and foreign playwrights.

The troupe consists of thirty actors, among them are well-known names, such as Sergey Bezrukov, Sergey Belyaev, Vitaly Egorov, Alexander Mokhov, Mikhail Khomyakov and others. The theatre tours much around Russia and abroad.  Jewish Theatre Shalom (Moscow) www.shalom-theatre.ru 

Shalom Theatre is the only professional Jewish theatre in Russia. It was opened in 1988. 

The theatre attracts public's attention to the burning issues of the life of Jews in Russia and abroad. The spectacles are versatile in theme and artistic expression. They always abound with music scenes, dances and Jewish humour, of course. 

Shalom Theatre gives spectacles in the Russian language with some inclusions of Yiddish. The theatre appeals to people of various nations who are interested in the old and modern Jewish culture. 

Shalom Theatre tours much in Russia and CIS countries, as well as in Europe and America.  Luna Theatre (Moscow) www.lunatheatre.ru 

The Luna (Moon) Theatre stands for romantic style and emphasized theatricality. The theatre works in the genre of fantastic realism, psychologically elaborate and veracious. 

The theatre is headed by popular actor and stage director Sergey Prokhanov, who offers the viewers his original versions of the well-known works of literature, giving an intriguing interpretation of imaginary and real historic events. 

The theatre enjoys utter popularity among Moscow theatre-goers. It is the theatre of romantic fancy, profound feelings, joy, youth, love and dream. It is a theatre of vivid expression, addressing its spectacles to those who love the spontaneity of play and scenic effects and appreciate the artistry and skill of the actors and stage director.