, and now i staged a play at the sovremennik theater called sasha shishin, based on the novelen going on for probably two seasons, and galina borisovna invited me to her place and said: do you want to stage something else in the contemporary theater, i said, yes, of course, i will definitely do it, it’s easy for me. i need to find material, so he says: okay, look for material, the theater sent me some plays, my friend misha gorevoy sent me plays, because he generally knows modern, modern playwrights very well, he sent plays much better than i did , i was looking for something myself, me it didn’t warm up at all, and in 2016 sasha nikolaenko’s novel kill was published. having not yet received a russian booker for it, i read it, it is a very complex novel, written in blank verse in the first person, a very complicated, simply extraordinarily complex novel, and i said to myself, that’s it, i went to borisov’s shin first. with this book that sasha gave me, i say, i found galina borisovna, this is what i will play for her, she read this novel, there a day and two later i came to he

galina borisovna invited me to her place and said: do you want to stage something else at the sovremennik theater, so he says: well, okay, look for material, the theater sent me some plays. my friend misha gorevoy sent me plays, because he is generally very modern, modern playwrights knows well, much better than me, he sent plays, i was looking for something myself, it didn’t warm me up at all, and in 2016 the novel, sasha nikolaenko, kill babrikin, is coming out, i must say that sasha nikolaenko is actually my close friend friend, i’ve known her since she was eighteen. she’s actually an artist, she started writing stories at such a young age, and one day, when she was 18 years old, she let me read her stories, i read them, i was completely fascinated, i said: don’t stop, you’ll be a great writer, that’s for sure , absolutely me i see this, here comes the murder... brykina, she gave it to me, not yet having received a russian booker for it, i read it, it is the most complex, this novel, written in blank verse in the first person, a most complex, simply extraordinarily, complex novel, and i said t

time ago, she invited me to her place and said: no do you want to stage something else at the sovremennik theater? i say: yes, of course, galina borisovna, i will definitely do it, i just need to find material, so he says: okay, look for material, the theater sent me some plays, my friend misha gorevoy sent me plays, because in general he knows modern, contemporary playwrights very well, he sent plays much better than i did, i myself did something... i said it didn’t warm me up at all and in 2016 the novel by sasha nikolaenko is coming out to kill babrikin, i must say, that sasha nikolaenko is actually my close friend, i ’ve known her since she was eighteen years old, she’s actually an artist, she started writing stories at such a young age, and one day, when she was... in the first person, the most difficult, just extraordinary , a complex novel, and i said to myself: that's all, i went to galina borisna, first with this book, which... sasha gave me, i say, i found galina borisovna, this is what i will give her, she read this novel, there in a day and two i came to her again, so she said, how ar

oleg nikolaevich efremov was still alive, and therefore the anarchy that was going on at the sovremennik theatered a play for a contemporary called sasha shishin, based on the novel kill babrikin by sasha nikolaenko, can you say a few words about this play? he told me quite a lot when anarchy was already underway... who knows, he sent plays better than i did, much better , i was looking for something myself, it didn’t warm me up at all, and in 2016 a novel came out - sasha nikolaenko, kill bobrykin, i must say that sasha nikolaenko is actually my close friend, i’ve known her since she was eighteen, she’s generally artist, at such a young age started writing... stories and one day, when she was 18 years old, she gave me her stories to read, i read them, i was completely fascinated, i said: don’t stop, you will be a great writer, that’s for sure, i absolutely see it, that’s it. and goes out to kill bobrikin, she gave it to me, having not yet received a russian booker for it, i read it - it is the most complex novel, written in blank verse in the first person, the most complex, simply extraordinari

to his name, winner of the stanislavsky prize and the golden mask prize, and serves at the sovremennik theaterter asked for a dog, she’s been asking for a long time. 8 years now we have matured, you have endured for a long time, they have endured for a long time, i refused, i have lived with wool in my food all my life, so i didn’t want to repeat this trick again, why this particular breed, because he is the most harmless person in the world, i don’t i wanted a guard dog, i wanted a kind dog, listen, it’s so strange that you are 8 years old kept without dogs, because each of you had dogs all your life, if i'm not mistaken, that's right, yes, yes, i had a german shepherd. well, she was acquired for security purposes in the nineties, in fact, i have the same reason for the appearance of the dog, now it’s clear how you met, no, we met later, but it seems to me that in the early nineties everyone had dogs just to guard something, it was a moment for safety, this is lada, that's right, this is lada, yes, this is lada, mom, my brother, vasya, such cheerful photos from the past, great, really, the ca

he has been serving at the sovremennik theater for more than 15 years. hello van. oh, hello. hello.ou have a movie character, how did you end up with him? well , here’s the story: when a kitten was urgently needed for the shot, even though the director needed it, they immediately bought it, immediately brought it to the set, started filming, but where to put it? in the future, no one thought, i already had a cat at that moment and i was so indignant , i said directly, wait, you didn’t know, you don’t... understand what to do with him, everyone is standing with such an expression, upset, no one doesn’t want to take him anywhere, i say, that’s it, okay, give him to me, i’ll pick him up, through social networks, i’ll find a home for him very quickly, of course, i was sure of this, but i brought him home, my wife saw that’s all for him, she immediately said, we won’t give him anywhere, that’s it, he stays with us, and then he already has there was the first film premiere where he played a role, he did an excellent job, yes, in the frame he did everything that was asked of him, then he w

the sovremennik theater is showing a play by pavel sofonov based on the play by alexei maksimovich gorkovold the premiere performance "an ideal husband", directed by ekaterina granitova lavrovskaya based on oscar's play. shakespeare is being performed in the new drama theatre. the play whatever or twelfth night was staged by vyacheslav dolgachev. production designer margarita demyanova. both female and male roles, as was customary in the english theater 17. igor morozov, maria boyankina, performs the main role in borodin’s opera prince igor on the stage of the bashkir opera and ballet theater as part of the shlyapinsky evenings festival in ufa. at the krasnoyarsk opera and ballet theater, the names of hvorostovsky are given to the opera by christoph velebald gluck, harfes and eurydice in the premiere productions by irina lychagina. everyone who studied at a music school remembers the operatic reform of the glitch, this is precisely the operatic reform, it has already begun to be reflected in this opera. this is a very dynamic, passionate essay about fidelity. about betrayal, about human c

and in the space of the theater, the sovremennik museum was opened as part of a project dedicated to rth of galina volchek. the exhibition tells about different periods of the theater's history and brings together photographs, minutes of meetings of the artistic council, posters, programs and other unique exhibits from the archives of the legendary group. on the new stage of the alexandrinsky theater, cabaret named after mairhold. a documentary tale based on the texts of the stanislavsky block. chaliapin lived for 7 years before leaving abroad; the exhibition includes personal belongings, photographs, pieces of furniture and paintings . we present the fragments of this apartment, because you create an apartment, and then... move again to graftia, well, this is not the point of interest, but to make an apartment in the form of fragments is a living room, of course, a memorial one, and we took one day from the life of chaliapin to show when the artists came to the apartment in order to to capture a portrait, it was 1916, the second fragment is the dining room, because naturally, all of

thing is that it’s not applause or - whistling, this is deathly silence, when i played at the sovremennik theatert row, sobbing, she apparently liked what i was doing, or she so empathized with my behavior, i think, god, how she is sobbing, and the more i worry, the more she worries, suddenly i hear i’m in my stomach so, what prose, what prose, i think, my god, but i haven’t eaten anything at all day, and i continue, which means i’m somehow worried, she’s crying, i’m thinking, oh, where can i go after the performance to pay off, yes, of course, everything by profession, everything by school, if the artist really feels something stage, then the viewer definitely feels it, another thing is that the artist sometimes feels something completely different, but this is the secret of the profession, why don’t you want to see me, as if i were some kind of insect? eh, life, well, whatever you want, well , undoubtedly, well, undoubtedly, maybe you are right, although i allow myself to put it this way, well, well, excuse me for the revelation that you completely brought me into a state of mind, i, when an ac