Petrovsky Ensemble

Most often, the client organizing a corporate event wants just one thing: for guests not to be glued to their phones between toasts. And here what matters is not so much the genre as the rhythm — when one act follows another without drawn-out pauses, the audience gets engaged in what's happening on its own.

The Petrovsky Ensemble works exactly like this: the program is built in blocks, song and dance follow one another without stops for set changes. Some acts are performed with live accompaniment, some to a backing track, and the program also includes solo vocals. The group is equally confident on the stage of a community center and on an open-air site at a city celebration.

The ensemble has several sets of costumes, and this noticeably changes the mood of an act: Russian folk sarafans and kokoshniks for the folklore block, military uniforms for the May 9 program, and stage dresses for contemporary songs. They do a lot of off-site work — industry exhibitions, fairs, openings, company days, where there may be no stage at all and the site is set up right on the asphalt.

We plan the program for the event in advance: how many acts, which block to use as the foundation, whether a separate entrance with a loaf of bread and a guest welcome is needed. The cost is calculated based on the lineup, the number of acts, and the venue. Leave your number — we'll check for an available date and quote the fee.