Oscar Yakovlevich Remez ( February 23, 1925 , Leningrad - February 15, 1989 ) - Russian theater director , writer , scientist and theater teacher , Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1971), professor (1980), doctor of art history (1982).
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| Profession | theater director , theater teacher , screenwriter , writer |
| Years of activity | 1950-1989 |
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Theatrical works
- 3 books
- 3.1 Scripting
- 4 notes
Biography
Oscar Remez was born in Leningrad [1] . In 1950 he graduated from the A.N. Ostrovsky Leningrad Theater Institute . In 1950-1958 he worked at the Theater. Lensoviet ; later worked in Moscow : in 1959-1961 - at the Theater. Moscow City Council , then, in 1961-1964, - at the Theater. Lenin Komsomol , in 1964-1971 - at the Theater. Pushkin , in 1972-1974 - at the Theater. Mayakovsky [1]
Since 1968 he taught at GITIS (since 1980 - professor ). Among his students are Peter Fomenko , Kama Ginkas , Irina Rozanova , Roman Madyanov , Svetlana Karpinskaya .
Since 1985, Oscar Remez worked at the All-Russian Research Institute of Art Studies. His theatrical works are devoted mainly to the problems of acting and directing.
Son - playwright Alexander Oskarovich Remez ( January 14, 1954 , Leningrad - January 8, 2001 , Moscow).
Daughter - journalist Sofya Oskarovna Remez (born February 4, 1983 , Moscow ).
Oscar Remez passed away on February 15, 1989 at the 64th year of his life. He was buried in Moscow at the Don cemetery [2] .
Theatrical work
- "Undergrowth" by D. I. Fonvizin (1953),
- "Until we meet again" A.K. Gladkov (1955) - Leningrad Theater. Lensoviet
- “Only Truth” by J.P. Sartre (1956) - Leningrad Theater named after Lensoviet
- The First Date by T. G. Sytina ( Mossovet Theater , 1960)
- The Great Excitement of I. M. Dvoretsky ( Moscow Lenin Komsomol Theater , 1962)
- The Canvas Portfolio by M. M. Zoshchenko (1965)
1969 - “Oblomov” by I. A. Goncharov ( Pushkin Theater ; (premiere - June 29, 1969)
- “The adventures of the brave soldier Schweik” according to J. Hasek ( Pushkin Theater , 1972)
- "Undergrowth" by D. I. Fonvizin ( Pushkin Theater , 1975)
Books
- "The Stage Production - Language of the Director" (1963)
- “My friend is a theater” (1967)
- Four in a Quarter (1970)
- “The Art of Making Art” (1974)
- “Space and time of the play” (1983)
- "Stories in an oblique ruler"
Scripting
- " Poddubensky ditties " (1957)
- Morning Without Marks (1983)
- Malicious Sunday (1986)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Remez Oscar Yakovlevich . www.kino-teatr.ru. Date of treatment June 1, 2010. Archived on April 28, 2012.
- ↑ Tomb of O. Y. Remez