Stock, Isidor Vladimirovich

Isidor Shtok was born in the family of choirmaster and conductor Vladimir Borisovich Shtok. Mother, an opera singer, abandoned a theatrical career for the sake of the family. In September 1917, the family moved to Kharkov . After graduating from school in Kharkov, Stock moved to Moscow, where he studied at the theater studio at the Theater of the Revolution , then was an actor of the Proletcult Mobile Theater. In 1927, his first play Komsomol as such was staged on the stage of the Moscow Theater of Modern Buffoonery. The next play, Earth Holds, was staged in 1931 in Magnitogorsk , where Stock served as a journalist.

After the war, he began to write satirical plays-fairy tales, which were very successful. In the 1950s and 1960s, he worked as an artist and then as a playwright at the Moscow Roma Theater “ Romen ”, for whom he wrote a staging of Leskov's “Enchanted Wanderer” called “Grushenka” ^[1] .

The author of the plays “Divine Comedy” ( a performance of the same name staged by the Puppet Theater , 1961), Leningradsky Prospect, Noah's Ark, Anchor Square, Explanation of Hatred, Gastello, Winners of the Night, and many others, scripts for movies.

The dialogues in the plays of Stock are vivid; however, often in order to focus attention on the intended problem, the author artificially constructs the action, and assigns part of the characteristics to the direct statements of the actors. ^[2]

Member of the CPSU since 1953. Member of the Board of the joint venture of the RSFSR in 1965-1970.

He was buried in the cemetery of the village of Peredelkino near the station of the same name near Moscow.

Wife - Alexandra Nikolaevna Kononova, actress of the Romen Theater, Honored Artist of the RSFSR.

Pieces

• Komsomol as such, 1927
• “Vasya”: Comedy in Two Vaudeville, Five Pictures (From the cycle “Club Activists”), 1928
• How to spoil the proverb. Flying Chicken: Domestic Conflict in 6 Pictures, 1929
• Earth holds, 1931
• Wagon and Marion
• Brave Coward (Winner) (three-act comedy), 1934
• On the volcano (comedy in one act), 1935
• The root of life (Galina) (comedy in 3 acts), 1939
• House No. 5 (play in three acts), 1940, (the play was staged in Moscow, Leningrad and Saratov Youth Theater, theaters of Arkhangelsk, Kuibyshev, Voronezh, Yerevan and other cities)
• The Siege of Leiden (drama in four acts), 1942
• Gastello (drama in four acts, seven scenes with a prologue and epilogue), 1947
• They travel in a train (play in act 1), 1947
• Travel at Dawn (three-act comedy), 1948
• Winners of the night (Russian Light) (drama in four acts, 6 scenes), 1950
• Five notebooks (play in one act), 1950
• Devil's Mill (a comedy in four acts, nine scenes from the play-tale by Jan Drda “Games with the Devil”), 1953
• Caravan (drama in four acts, six scenes), 1957
• The Eternal Feather (two-act play), 1958
• Anchor Square (dramatic novel in 2 parts), 1960
• Leningradsky Prospekt (drama in three acts), 1961
• Divine comedy : a detailed history of the creation of the world, the creation of nature and man, the first fall, the expulsion from paradise and what came of it (in 2 acts), 1961
• An explanation of hate (drama in two acts), 1963
• Grushenka (drama in four acts, ten scenes with a prologue: pages from the story of N. S. Leskov “The Enchanted Wanderer”), 1964
• Fog over the Bay (play in three acts)
• The Old Maiden (drama in two acts), 1966
• Noah's Ark, 1968
• Tower of Babel, 1969
• August Again, 1970
• Zamoskvoretskaya Land (Alexandra Vasnetsova) (two-act play), 1970
• Old Admiral (drama in three acts), 1971
• Tyakov, or Culprit of the triumph (comedy feuilleton in 2 acts, 6 scenes), 1973
• Golden Bonfires (drama in three acts), 1974
• Petrovsky Park (drama in three acts), 1976
• The Devil's Mill (a comedy in four acts, nine scenes from the play by the fairy tale by Jan Drda “Games with the Devil”), new version, 1978
• Flight (play in three acts)
• It's me your secretary
• Notice

Prose

• Stock, Isidor Vladimirovich. Stories about playwrights . - M.: “Art”, 1967. - (295 ^[3] ) 316 p.
• Stock, I.V. Premiere. The stories of the playwright . - M.: "Soviet writer", 1975. - 272 p.
• Stock, I.V. Green Parrot. The stories of the playwright. - M .: "Pravda", 1977. (Library "Twinkle"; No. 40) - 47 p.
• Stock, I.V. In the sky of my youth. The stories of the playwright. - M .: "Pravda", 1984. (Library "Twinkle"; No. 19) - 48 p.

Scripting

• Tchaikovsky, 1947
• Visit, 1969

• 1932 - "The Wagon and Marion" ^[4] . Satire Theater. Director - E. Krasnyansky ; artist - N. Akimov
• 1947 - The Siege of Leiden ^[5] . Leningrad Regional Maly Drama Theater . Director - V. Grigoriev; artist - A. Melkov
• 1948 - "Gastello" ^[6] . Moscow Youth Theater. The directors are P. Centnerovich and P. Ershov . In the role of Nikolai Gastello - V. Rozhdestvensky , his daughter - L. Knyazev , his wife - I. Reynoyan
• 1950 - "The Winners of the Night" ^[7] . Leningrad Drama Theater. Pushkin . Production - A. Musil . In the role of P. N. Yablochkov - N. Simonov , engineer Glukhov - V. Yantsat , V.N. Chikoleva - M. Nickelberg , Louis Deneiroza - B. Freindlich , Skornyakova - K. Adashevsky , Gillard - G. Michurin , wife of Yablochkov - O. Lebzak
• 1950 - "Winners of the Night." Moscow Drama Theater . Director - D. Vuros ; artist - N. Akimov
• 1953 - The Devil's Mill. Puppet Theater under the direction of S. Obraztsov . Staged by S. Obraztsov . In the role of Lucius, a trait of the first category - Z. Gerdt
• 1957 - The Devil's Mill. Theater named after Lensoviet . Production - P. Weisbrew , artist - N. Ivanova
• 1958 - The Eternal Feather ^[5] . Leningrad Regional Maly Drama Theater. Director - Stalin Prize laureate V. Mehmanov; artist - I. Belitsky
• 1960 - Anchor Square. Central Theater of the Soviet Army . Production - D. Tunkel . In the role of Captain Cooper - V. Zeldin
• 1961 - "The Divine Comedy ." Puppet Theater under the direction of S. Obraztsov. Staged by S. Obraztsov and S. Samodur ; composer - N. Bogoslovsky . Roles were performed by: Creator - S. Samodur, Adam - Z. Gerdt , Archangel "A" (Angel) - K. Gurkin, Archangel "D" (Devil) - R. Lyapidevsky , First Woman - E. Sipavina, Eva - N. Samoshina. Premiered on March 29
• 1962 - The Divine Comedy. Bolshoi Drama Theater. M. Gorky . Staged by G. A. Tovstonogov . Artists - M. A. Smirnov, M. S. Shcheglov; composer - M.E. Tabachnikov . Roles were performed by: Adam - S. Jurassic , First Woman and Eve - Z. Sharko , Creator - N. Korn , Angel D. - V. Strzhelchik . Premiered on June 7
• 1962 - Leningradsky Prospekt. Mossovet Theater . In the role of Zabrodin - N. D. Mordvinov
• 1964 - The Explanation of Hatred. Central Theater of the Soviet Army. Production - D. Tunkel. In the role of Lyuba Vasilkova - L. Kasatkina
• 1965 - The Old Maid. Satire Theater . Staged by A. B. Shatrin . Starring T. Peltzer
• 1968 - Noah's Ark . Puppet Theater under the direction of S. Obraztsov . Production - S. Obraztsov and L. Chait ; artist - B. Tuzlukov ; composer - N. Bogoslovsky
• 1976 - "Golden Bonfires" (premiere - January 9 ^[8] ). Maly Theater . Production - P. Vasiliev ; design - A. Vasiliev . In the role of Sushkin - E. Samoilov
• 2005 - Noah's Ark (renewal, premiere ^[9] - December 17, 2005). Puppet Theater under the direction of S. Obraztsov . Production - S. Obraztsov and L. Chait; artist - B. Tuzlukov; composer - N. Bogoslovsky. The director of the renewal and the role of the Creator is V. Glushkov ; The artistic director of the production is E. Obraztsova .

• 1967 - Anchor Square - television performance of the Leningrad television (production - Irina Sorokina; in the role of captain Cooper - I. Krasko )
• 1970 - My street - based on the play " Leningradsky Prospekt "
• 1970 - Noah's Ark - television performance of the Leningrad television (production - A. Belinsky )
• 1973 - Divine Comedy - a television version of the performance of the same name by the Puppet Theater under the direction of S. Obraztsov
• 1976 - Noah's Ark - a television version of the puppet theater of the same name under the direction of S. Obraztsov

• One hundred years since the birth
• Russian State Archive of Literature and Art. Foundation 1443
• Russian National Library. Stock, Isidor Vladimirovich (1908-1980)
• Valery Efimov “Do not be lazy, a digger!” (Newspaper Magnitogorsk Metal, March 14, 2009, p. 12)