bad citizen anatoly vasilyevich, born in the seventy-ninth year. ago , a corpse in the stage of decomposition was found tied up in the attic, the cause of death was determined to be fingers on the tape that was wrapped around the pipes; no traces of a struggle were found; no witnesses to the incident were identified. no what versions planned, the mother of the murdered man considers her daughter-in -law to be the murderer. well, since we think it’s quite possible, and the motive is supposedly the apartment of the daughter-in-law lives in a barracks, but it is registered in a good apartment of the murdered man. so what do you think about this? it’s doubtful, but you need to check. it’s somehow strange. what’s strange here, but an adult man so calmly allowed himself to be tied up, and besides, a trained former cop, where he served at the vyborg district department of internal affairs, quit six months ago. so what, a trained woman can be extremely smart and cunning, especially when it comes to role-playing games. yes, you know better, i’ll tell you mo

name of its beloved, unfortunately for the great director for both your friend and my favorite anatoly vasilyeviched ranevskaya in the cherry orchard, that is, two main roles, so chekhovian, and in masha he made me scream goodbye to vershinin, just like i screamed in ranevskaya, when she was saying goodbye to the theater, these walls, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, that is, it hit him. lyubimov in exile in 1987 , anatole vasily efrson passed away on january 13. and after that, what to do next with the taganka, and already, and already gorbachev, it’s already a new time. and kolya gubenko, a wonderful director and actor. unfortunately he forgot. that he is a wonderful actor and director and is further involved in politics, god be his judge, but it was great courage and even despair to ensure that lyubimov returned to the country, the love for theater warmed him there even in different countries, so yes, i even and basically saved me theater, because i found myself, excuse me, at the age of 60, two years old, with a wife, fortunately with a child , with a small child, and surviving there, oh, is not eas

example, in one photograph he is shown in the company of the people's commissar of education anatoly vasilyevichst also be said that mayakovsky is an amazing playwright mystery buff and hmm guy lobnya yes theater world chord meyerhold, again avant-garde again alternative my my favorite moscow found my theater. it’s just the director, of course, of course, but it’s interesting that, for example, mystery boof first appears on stage in the role of the lesser century and greenlinsky, which we all, well, many of in other films. oh and others from soviet films, we know about him for the first time. they cooked it exactly, after mystery buff you can clearly trace it when the twenties end, there it was first a bug, when triumph is the twenty-ninth. yes, about a year now, well, the end is the end, yes, the twenties are 208. and the bathhouse is already write. there yuri oleshek writes that there was no worse failure, times have changed. yes, you want to say this has changed, of course, and the perception, that is, at one time, satire seems to be absolutely there, uh, toothy, of course, and and like a hap

salihat rasulden, also our guest today is the actor of the moscow theater named after nikolai vasilyevich anatolylikhat rasulovna and um. i know that the self-name of our podcast has something to do with rasul gamzatov. so tell me let them not talk. let them read. i remembered that i had such an incident with my dad on his eightieth birthday, they showed films about him. and i once saw him asking and he didn’t really like it, and then the schoolchildren came and read poetry to them, and i saw that he was very touched and i was somehow surprised and asked him what’s dad? why are you here? when were the films shown? somehow you didn’t really like it, but when they read it, you said it to the throne. why show me? let him read. so it's almost almost. here we will assume that our podcast is named with a quote from rasul gamzatov that but it’s nice and wonderful. well, of course you have absolutely invaluable experience, because you grew up in a wonderful family. uh, artists and creators, and i would like to first hmm hear your story about your grandfather about gamzatetas gamzatsa das, absolutely lege

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arts arts, also our guest today is the actor of the moscow theater named after nikolai vasilyevich gogol, anatoly the very name of our podcast has something to do with rasul gamzatov, right? yes, well, when i read it, let them not say it. reading, i remembered that i had such an incident with my dad, on his eightieth birthday, they showed films about him and i saw him, he somehow passed, and he didn’t really like it, and then schoolchildren came and read his poems, and i saw that he was very touched, and i was somehow surprised and asked him that dad , why did you, when the films were shown, somehow you didn’t really like it, but when they read it, you... were touched , he said, why show me, let them read, so it’s almost , almost a quote, let’s assume that our podcast is named after a quote from rasul gamzatov, which is honorable, pleasant, wonderful, well, of course, you will gain absolutely invaluable experience, because you grew up in a family of wonderful artists, creators, and i would like to first hear your story about grandfather, about hamzade tsadas. hamzad tsadasa, the absolutely legend

of fine arts, and our guest today is the actor of the moscow theater named after nikolai vasilyevich gogol, anatolynd i saw that he was very touched, and i was somehow surprised and asked him that dad , why did you, when the films were shown, somehow you didn’t really like it, but when they read it, you... were touched, he said, why show me, let them read, so it's almost, almost a quotation, we will assume that our podcast is named after a quote from rasul gamzatov, which is honorable, pleasant, wonderful, well , of course, you will gain absolutely invaluable experience, because you grew up in a family of wonderful artists, creators, and i would like to first hear your story about your grandfather, oh, hamzade tszadasa. gamzat tsadasa, the absolutely legendary dagestan poet and cultural figure, have you been told about not... who is this for you? of course, for me hamzad tsadasa is, first of all, a grandfather, but when i was born, he was no longer alive, he died, but that’s why i perceive him so consistently, but i always saw, firstly, how dad spoke with great respect about his father, his dad has