Artashes Levonovich Araratyan ( January 24, 1927 , Mozdok , North Caucasus , RSFSR - April 14, 2010 , St. Petersburg , Russia ) - artist of the St. Petersburg Musical Comedy Theater , Honored Artist of the RSFSR .
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| Birth name | Artashes Levonovich Tsyblov | |||
| Aliases | Araratyan | |||
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| Place of Birth | Mozdok , North Caucasus , RSFSR | |||
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| Profession | actor | |||
| Years of activity | 1945-2004 | |||
| Theatre | St. Petersburg Musical Comedy Theater | |||
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Awards and titles
- 3 Creativity
- 3.1 Theater work
- 3.2 Written musical works
- 3.3 Movie roles
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Biography
Tsyblov Artashes Levonovich (stage name Araratyan).
- 1942 - ballet studio of the city of Ordzhonikidze.
- 1945 - actor of the Russian Drama Theater in Dzaudzhikau .
- In 1945 he graduated from the studio at the theater.
- In 1947, at the theater named after K. S. Stanislavsky, the city of Ordzhonikidze.
- In 1948-1951 - entertainer, singer of the State Armenian Philharmonic of the State Jazz of Armenia.
Since 1951, has been a member of the troupe of the St. Petersburg Musical Comedy Theater .
In 1954 he graduated from the Leningrad School of Music named after N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov.
He was one of the leading comedic actors of the theater. The repertoire totaled more than one hundred roles. As a director he was the director of theatrical holidays in Novgorod , Cherepovets , Pushkin , Pavlovsk , Petrodvorets , Sestroretsk; led the amateur groups of Leningrad. In 1987, at the Musical Comedy Theater, he released his first children's play “Lapushka”, and in 1988 - the operetta F. Lehar “The Merry Widow” (playing in this performance the roles of Nikos and Baron Zeta), then again staged the play for children “New Year's Carnival miracles. " In 1989, he was qualified by the General Directorate of Culture of the Leningrad City Council as a stage director of the 1st category.
He was the director of the Municipal Theater "Premiere".
The last time the artist appeared on the stage of the theater in 2004, when the 75th anniversary of the theater was celebrated.
Awards and titles
Twice awarded the Order of Friendship (1998, No. 3586) [1] and (2004, No. 7745) [2]
In 2008, he was awarded the diploma and medal "Leonardo da Vinci" by the Presidium of the European Academy of Natural Sciences of Hanover (Germany) in recognition of his exceptional creative contribution to the art and culture of Russia.
Creativity
Theatrical work
- Marquis of Bambini in the "Daughters of the Tambourmajeur" by J. Offenbach,
- The duty officer in the "Bat" by I. Strauss,
- Frascatti in the Violet of Montmartre,
- Pimprinetti in the Bayadere,
- Pelican in Mr. X,
- Koudelka in the Maritsa
- Leopold in The Queen of the Chardash by I. Kalman;
- grandfather Zakhar in the “Baboon Riot” E. Ptichkina,
- Rakhmet in the “Sevastopol Waltz” by K. Listov,
- Bieberly in the "Caucasian niece" R. Hajiyev.
Music Written by the Author
- Fantastic Woof Woof
- "Charlie the Poodle Carnival"
- "Lapushka"
- "Princess and Clowns"
- "Carnival Fairy"
- “Visiting Grandfather Krylov”
- “Operetta experts lead the investigation”
- "A fun trip."
Movie Roles
- 1969 - Royal Lodge - Police Inspector
- 1981 - Time for Red Apples - Mirza
- 2002 - Time to love - Moses