The star of is an outstanding Russian mezzo - soprano Marina Shutova rose swiftly and brightly and lighted up in the Musical sky. With her unusual, rare by its beauty, unique by its nature voice she has won and continues to win the hearts of many music fans all over the world. While being a leading soloist of the Bolshoi theatre she sang all the main mezzo-soprano parties there among which: Lyubasha in “The Tsar’s Bride”, Spring in "Snow Maiden", Charlotta in “Werther”, Marina Mnishek in “Boris Godunov”, Olga in “Eugene Onegin”, Marfa in “Khovanschina”, Polina in “The Queen Of Spades”, Vanya in “Ivan Susanin”, Konchakovna in “Prince Igor”, Azucena in “Il Trovatore”, Amneris in “Aida”, Clarice in “The Love For Three Oranges” & etc. Repeatedly taking part in guest performances of the Bolshoi theatre, M.A.Shutova, already the leading soloist expanded her spectator audience: La Sсala, Metropoliten Opera, stages of the leading theatres of London, Edinburgh, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest, cities of Finland, Japan. She independently goes on tour, acting in the main parties in many glorified European opera theatres: Carmen (“Carmen” G. Bizet) – at the State opera of Prague, in the Opera de Toulon, in Holland, Bruxelles, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Munich, Cologne and Seoul; Amneris (“Aida” G. Verdi) – in Düsseldorf, in the Opera de Toulon and in Liege, Dijon, Bruxelles, Cologne, Lisbon, Madrid; Marina Mnishek (“Boris Godunov” M. Mussorgsky) in Prague, Liege; Azucena (“Il Trovatore” G. Verdi) in Hanover, Gelsenkirchen, Liege; Maddalena (“Rigoletto” G. Verdi) in Liege, Orange, Athens; Princesse de Bouillon (“Adrienne Lecouvreur” F. Cilea), Delilah (“Samson and Delilah” C. Saint-Saens) in Toulon, Limoges; Sonya (“War And Peace” S. Prokofiev) in Konzerthaus in Vienna; Ulrica (“Un Ballo In Maschera” G. Verdi) in Limoges. She also conducts active concert activity. Official website: www.marina-shutova.ru