
The capital's theaters held many outdoor performances in hospitals for SVO participants and donated several cars and a truck to support the front, said Mark Varshaver, head of Lenkom and president of the Director's Lodge of Moscow Theaters association.
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The article describes the activities of the capital's theaters in support of participants in a special military operation, including traveling performances in hospitals and the transfer of equipment to the front.
The capital's theaters conducted many on-site tours in hospitals for participants in a special military operation.
The theaters donated several cars and a truck to the front.
The head of Lenkom, Mark Varshaver, noted that all theaters want to be involved in supporting the country and its soldiers.
MOSCOW, September 24 - RIA Novosti. The capital’s theaters conducted many on-site tours in hospitals for participants in a special military operation, and also sent several cars to the front, said the head of the “Director’s Box of Moscow Theaters”, President of the Moscow State Theater “Lenkom Mark Zakharov” Mark Varshaver.
Warshaver on Thursday took part in a press conference dedicated to the new theatrical season of the association of capital theaters “Director's Box of Moscow Theaters”.
“We have done a lot of outdoor performances in hospitals, not only Lenkom, all theaters help, all theaters want to be involved in at least some part of their love for our wonderful soldiers, for our country first of all,” said the head of Lenkom.
He noted that all the theaters are doing a lot of work to help the North Military District, donating several cars and a truck to the front.

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