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22 November 2026
NHK Culture Centre
In modern-day Paris, young ballerina Anastasia (Deva Cassel) joins the troupe of the prestigious Opéra Garnier. While rehearsing for the cursed opera Orpheus, rumored to have been composed by the Phantom himself, she falls in love with a mysterious pianist. As the opening night approaches, mishaps and unexplained incidents plague the theater, and Anastasia must confront the dark shadows lurking beneath the stage.
Visual artsAphotographic exhibition by cinematographer Asen Shopov will be opened on November 3 at 6:00 PM on level 0 at the Center for Contemporary Art and Library in Burgas. The exhibition is part of the program of the "Photography Weeks - Burgas 2026" and presents 30 shots from the last ten years. The author will be present at the event in person. The main part of the selection are photographs from Prague, where Shopov has lived for over four decades. Visitors will also be able to view landscapes from
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Visual artsThe sea, freedom, wind and that special sadness with which we send off summer come to life in the new exhibition by artist Vlado Zapryanov. Under the title "We Remain..." the author will present his 35th solo exhibition, the opening of which is today, November 3, at 6:00 PM in the exhibition hall of the Society of Burgas Artists at 22 Aleksandrovska Street. The inspiration for the title comes from the unforgettable Bulgarian film “Orchestra Without a Name” and its characters, who despite everyt
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Visual artsFrom November 9, 2026, at the Ethnographic Museum at 69 Slavyanska Street, you will see one of the locals' favorite exhibitions - "Burgas's Woman in the 1930s and 1940s". It shows the city's culture and reveals the spirit of old Burgas. Memories, photos, paintings, outfits, fashion accessories take us back to the first half of the last century. Even then, Burgas was open to the world, a cosmopolitan city, and Burgas women were extraordinary – beautiful, different, modern and free-thinking. A
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