1830s in the theater

• In January 1831, the play “ Woe from Wit ” was first staged on the stage of the future Alexandrinsky Theater
• December 17, 1831 - the Meiningen Theater was opened ^[1] .
• On August 31 ( September 12 ), 1832, the Alexandrinsky Theater opened (now Ostrovsky Square , St. Petersburg ) ^[2] .
• 1832 - premiere of Franz Josef Glaser's opera on Carl von Holtey ’s libretto, The Eagle's Nest .
• February 24, 1833 - the Wielka Theater in Warsaw ^{[3] was} opened by Joacchino Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville.
• December 9, 1836 - at the Bolshoi Theater in St. Petersburg, the premiere of the opera " Ivan Susanin " by M. I. Glinka .
• 1836 - Russian premiere of Joseph von Auffenberg ’s drama “The Enchanted House ” (translation by Plato Obodovsky ; the main role of King Louis XI was played by Vasily Karatygin and Pavel Mochalov ).
• 1837 - La Fenice Theater burned out in Venice.
• August 22, 1837 - the Pest Hungarian Theater was opened in Pest, Joseph Baise became its first director.
• February 28, 1838 - the Grand Theater was opened in Havana ^[4] .
• January 21, 1839 - The Swedish Theater of Turku opened.
• 1839 - the founder of the Sadovsky dynasty, Prov Mikhailovich Sadovsky, made his debut at the Maly Theater .
• 1839 - Nikolai Khrisanfovich Rybakov created the image of Hamlet on the stage, considered one of the best in his work.
• During the tour of the Dreisig Singing Academy in St. Petersburg, the Solemn Mass of Ludwig van Beethoven was performed (for the first time in Russia)

• 1833, Bordeaux - singer Josephine Fodor-Menviel last appeared in public.

Born

• February 21, 1831 - Henri Méliak , French playwright and opera librettist.
• September 5, 1831 - Victorien Sardoux , French playwright.
• in 1836 - Nadezhda Konstantinovna Bogdanova , Russian ballerina ^[5] .
• February 9, 1837 - Henri Beck , French playwright and literary critic.
• June 29 ( July 11 ), 1838 - Marfa Nikolaevna Muravyova , Russian ballerina,
• in 1839 - Praskovya Prokhorovna Lebedeva , Russian ballerina, ballet teacher ^[6] .

Died

• In 1836, Jean-Francois Coulon , a French ballet dancer and teacher, died in Paris.
• On November 7, 1837, Charles Didlo , a ballet dancer and choreographer, died in Kiev.
• September 9 (21), 1838 Fyodor Fyodorovich Kokoshkin , a Russian theater figure, playwright, translator of plays , died; the first director of the Moscow troupe of imperial theaters.

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