Alongside the city's restaurants and clubs, there's a rich cultural life in Moscow. Classical music, opera and ballet are strongly represented with a busy schedule of concerts and performances throughout the year, sometimes held in the city's palaces, churches or - in summer - parks and gardens. Even if you don't speak Russian, puppetry and the circus transcend language barriers, while several cinemas show films in their original language. The America Cinema ( Radisson-Slavyanskaya Hotel ; tel 095/941 87 47; Kievskaya metro), and Dome Cinema, Olimpiiskiy pr. 18/1 ( Renaissance Hotel ; Prospekt Mira metro), show films in their original languages, and there's a discount for students. The Moscow Times has OK listings in English, but if you speak a little Russian buy Afisha , the equivalent of Time Out , which covers the full range of just about everything everywhere, from gigs to contemporary art exhibitions, to poetry readings.