European theaters have canceled contracts with the Helicon Opera, whose concerts Putin loved to attend

Dmitry Bertman, general director and artistic director of the Moscow-based Helicon Opera Theater, said that their European partners had terminated their contract.

In search of places to perform, the company is "opening new venues" in the East, but some soloists still have performances in civilized countries. Bertman, whose performances were adored by Russian dictatorial president Vladimir Putin, told propagandists about this.

"All my contracts with foreign theaters have been canceled," the director said.

He is hopeful that one of the agreements has been put on hold, but the Russian has doubts about further cooperation with him.

He emphasized that the soloists of the Helicon Opera continue to tour Europe separately from the theater.

"Recently, our soloist sang at the Vienna State Opera, and now another of our soloists is singing. Another sings a lot at Covent Garden, someone at the Metropolitan Opera," the Russian said.

According to Bertman, the theater is opening up "new venues," such as Thailand. This is the country that does not allow anti-war stars to enter on the Kremlin's orders. Recently, the band B2 was detained there, and before that, the impersonator Maxim Galkin was banned from entering.

By the way, the artistic director of the Helicon Opera recently received an award from the dictator. Putin awarded the Russian with the Order of Honor "for his great contribution to the development of national culture and art, and many years of fruitful work."

The Russian dictator has known the theater for a long time and has visited the opera more than once. He also publicly congratulated the company on its 25th anniversary, wishing them "success in implementing new creative projects, loud, inspired premieres, and grateful audiences.

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