Went there for a concert of "Kraftwerk". Amazing building and a silent witness of another time in Russia. They didn't changed too much. Hard to imagine that's the same place, where the communist discuss questions during the cold war in the 80s.

A really awe inspiring hall In the middle of the Kremlin. This is where a lot of the big Soviet leadership meetings took place. The theater has many levels, is very well maintained, and houses a respectable audio system. A truly amazing experience to see a performance.

The State Kremlin Palace in Kremlin, Moscow Visited on 6/10/2019 The State Kremlin Palace is a large modern building inside the Moscow. Kremlin. The building is a modern glass and concrete design, with nearly half of it submerged underground. Soviet premiere Nikita Khrushchev ordered the building of the Palace Of Congresses in 1961. It was known as the Palace of Congresses. It was a purpose built intended for Congresses of the Communist Party of the USSR, and by night a stage for ballet, opera and concerts. However, the building is no longer used for any Governmental meetings. The State Kremlin Palace is one of the most prestigious theatrical and concert venues. Although our tour group has not arranged a tour of the interior nor organised to attend a concert, I can imagine the interior must be very grand and opulent.

Timeless elegance. World architecture. Style of modern Soviet architecture of the 1960th.

Была на ёлке с детьми - очень понравились! Представление, организация, масштаб впечатляет! Has been there on a New Year concert with my children. Loved the show, organising and overall logistics on such a big scale! The hall itself is beautiful and was full of light an new year decorations

This review is for the benefit of wheelchair users.... Purchasing a ticket needs to be mentioned because after almost 1 week of being told "everything is fine, if you are in a wheelchair you just turn up the night of the event" , I knew that was too good to be true, so I immediately tried booking a ticket through their website, but it only accepts Russian bank cards, so I then spent the next few days having to speak with 3 different people on the phone, none of which could grasp the concept that I only needed 1 ticket for me! They even implied very strongly they did not want a wheelchair user to come alone! "How will she get here? How will she know what to do? Why does she want to come?" To see Swan Lake oddly enough, anyway, they do not even have an accessible ticket office, so I bought my "companion ticket for invalids" through another website, and just showed up on that night. For how rude the box office staff is, the theatre staff was very friendly, they are not at fault for the poor construction of the renovation of this Soviet era building. So, yes, they were nice, there is a disabled toilet, but to get to it, you need to go down 4 separate stair lifts, these are not like proper lifts or elevators, so just be prepared to wait a while to go through the process of going to the loo. Also this type of issue just made me personally like staying where I was during intermission because it would take too long to get down and then back up to my seat. So kindly, the staff brought me water, and I wheeled back to my seat. The interior is on a slope, so be careful, but of you made it up the hill of cobble stones after security checks, then you should be fine. The ballet troupe was good, the orchestra however was miked so it sounded very distorted. There also were many audience members rudely recording the entirety of it on their mobiles and taking flash pictures, also many of them just talked through the entire thing which in the theatre world is shockingly bad behavior! Amazing interpretation of Swan Lake, in an ok theatre with friendly staff, but the obstacles that could be easily fixed, and the noisy audience ruined it somewhat. Hopefully I will be lucky enough to see this at the Bolshoi, but for what it was, it wasn't horrible. Trying to get a taxi after was a nightmare, so do wheel away from the theatre to get an Uber or whichever taxi, like so many taxis here, none wanted to take me because my wheelchair is just beyond their comprehension!

Nice and big concert hall.

Crowded with the people very much, some places not convenient for watching

Such an amazing concert hall! It’s very beautiful inside and outside. Visited a show given by Russian Philharmonic Orchestra and invited artists. Got great pleasure. Think I will come here again.

We visited here to watch the ballet.. the venue is impressive.. drinks and canapes were served from the top floor events room.. not too expensive... definitely a treat and worth a visit...

Excellent police, ticket voucher, QR code, nice valent dance, resturant...

Be careful z they don't accept cards there so if you are planning on having a glass of wine or a bite to eat during the break you will need to carry a bit of cash on you. Apart from that, the orchestra was amazing and a dancing team was on point as well. We watched the Nutcracker ballet there and were quite happy

A fantastic venue. It real feels like an occasion to attend. The seats are comfy, the view seems to be good from all areas and the refreshments are excellent, a little pricy but nothing beyond what you expect in a venue of this calibre and certainly not too high. The only annoyance was that the buffet (which is on the 6th floor) does not accept card payments, with the only ATMs being on 1st floor. If the cash machines could be available closer to the buffet or even better, if the buffet could accept card this would easily be a 5 star venue.