, well, since those years, well , i was just above this table, i went to the vakhtango theaterould be watched several times, i watched, despite the hooliganism that was around, and i... myself - in general, i actively participated in everything with the guys who were older than me there, about 10 years old , at 15, well, god forbid, something like that saved me from some things, whenever, maybe i wouldn’t have become an artist, my mother played a big role, of course, in this, my mother was there because she knew nadezhda mikhailovna, she said: cook something there, read it. works for us, could you help him, maybe you could cook with him what he read to me? thank you very much, yes, i hug you, goodbye, puma, put it down, she says, i called denis andreevna andreeva, a folk actress who teaches in pike, i came to her, the thunderstorm was absolutely terrible, she was very visible i was afraid of this thunderstorm, the window was open, she... says, listen, i won’t get it, please close the window, so i climbed onto the windowsill, closed the photo, she calmed down, she said, well, we

history of the theater is his bolychev, and as if - i can’t, i have nothing to rely on except some facts, where - a theatrical article about bulychev, who was in amkhat, and was in vakhtangos the most highly, whether this is true or not, i don’t know. but this has remained in history, the man is extraordinarily talented, because he plays so furiously and so brilliantly.

convenient to take pictures with him, he is not... a real vakhtangovite, the fact is that the theater vakhtangos distinguished by starch, then it was called starched collars, tie-tork, cuffs and perfume, everything smelled very good, men, women, everything was wonderful, i found out this recently in 1956, when i entered... college, my mother brought me then from kiev to moscow, a home boy, those were wonderful student years, yes, well, it’s gorgeous, you understand, it’s gorgeous, this is vera kanusinovna, this is redmoseevich shakhmatov, this is boris evgeniya zakhava, this is tsetsiliya lyubolovna mansurova, what’s so difficult about this, you have to just to bring it all up, cecilia lvoovna, it was brilliant. our teachers were all active artists. shlesenger, mansurova, etush, with their experience, their example, they taught us. i don’t know how lucky they were, or how lucky they were with the student, but i was lucky, for sure. there was such a wonderful sanna griner, a pianist, and sagamanyan taught vocals. she was a plump woman. she always had sandwiches on the piano. care, lisp , who sai