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Kuberskaya, Irina Yuryevna

Irina Yuryevna Kuberskaya ( Spanish Irina Kouberskaya ; born March 22, 1946 , Leningrad ) is a Soviet and Spanish actress, theater and film director. Sister Igor Kubersky .

Irina Kuberskaya
Date of BirthMarch 22, 1946 ( 1946-03-22 ) (73 years old)
Place of BirthLeningrad , USSR
Citizenship the USSR Spain
Profession
actress , film director , theater director
Career1966—
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Content

  • 1 Biography
  • 2 Filmography
    • 2.1 Acting
    • 2.2 Sound
    • 2.3 Director
  • 3 Prizes and awards
  • 4 Literature
  • 5 notes
  • 6 References

Biography

Born in the family of a soldier. In 1968 she graduated with honors from the Leningrad Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography . Her teachers considered Arkady Katzman , Alexander Muzil , George Tovstonogov , William Leighton [1] .

She left for Spain in connection with her marriage, since 1973 she has been living in Madrid . At the beginning of her stay in a new country, she gave pantomime lessons, then began to act as an actress and director. She headed the Tribuneier Theater ( Spanish: Tribueñe ) [2] , established creative relations with the Youth Theater on the Fontanka [3] , she plays Russian plays [4] in Spain, and Spanish [5] in Russia. Comes on tour in Russia [6] .

Of particular interest in Kubersky is the work of Ramon del Valle Valle-Inclan . She brought the play based on his play “Paper Rose” to St. Petersburg on a tour in 2005, and put the same play and “Oath on Blood” on the stage of the Fontanka Theater . The production of the entire dramatic tetralogy of Valle Inclan was included in 2006 among the finalists of the . Criticism also noted her production of the tragedy of Federico Garcia Lorca's “ Bloody Wedding ”, describing the performance as an approach to “ancient severity” with its “choral texture and almost liturgical solemnity” ( Spanish textura coral y solemnidad casi liturgica ) [7] .

Founding member of the [8] .

Filmography

Acting

  1. 1966 - Boy and girl - student girlfriend
  2. 1969 - Triple check - Valya, an employee of the Abwehr school
  3. 1970 - Salute, Maria! - Lily, sister of mercy
  4. 1970 - Stopwatch - Asya, Misha’s wife, visited an old school teacher
  5. 1970 - Seven brides of Corporal Zbruev - conductor of an international carriage
  6. 1971 - My brother
  7. 1971 - Red diplomat. Pages of life of Leonid Krasin - Natasha
  8. 1971 - Don Juan in Tallinn - Rosita, daughter of Donna Laura
  9. 1971 - Tell me about yourself - a colleague of Xenia
  10. 1971 - A man in a courtyard - a waitress in a restaurant
  11. 1972 - Boba and the Elephant - Boba's mother
  12. 1981 - La mujer del ministro - Martha
  13. 1987 - Diary for my beloved - Anna Pavlova
  14. 1990 - Diary for my parents

Scoring

  1. 1972 - The Devil's Servants at Devil's Mill - Ruta - the role of Lolita Tsauka

Directing

  1. “Hola, Natalia!” (Short)
  2. Shoe Sanatorium (short, starring William Leighton )
  3. “And the days will pass” (short with Paco Rabal )

Prizes and Awards

  • Award for Best Director at a Theater Festival in Palencia (Spain, 2010)
  • Griffith and Ministry of Culture of Spain Award for the film "Hola, Natalia!"
  • Ministry of Culture of Spain Award for the film “Shoe Sanatorium”
  • Ministry of Culture of Spain Award for the film “And Days Will Pass”

Literature

"St. Petersburg Gazette" No. 107 (5724) dated 06/17/2016.

Notes

  1. ↑ Our guest of honor >> Irina Kuberskaya
  2. ↑ On the stage of the Youth Theater on Fontanka, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Spanish culture, recreated by a director of Russian origin
  3. ↑ On June 11, on the Small Stage of the Youth Theater, the play “View of the God of Love” based on the story of Vladimir Nabokov “Fairy Tale” will be presented by a long-time friend and Spanish brother-in-law of the Youth - Madrid Theater “Tribuneie”
  4. ↑ Humanitarian expedition events completed in Madrid
  5. ↑ "Spain and Russia are passionate lovers"
  6. ↑ Cherry Orchard. Artistic Director and Stage Director - Irina Kuberskaya
  7. ↑ Juan Ignacio García Garzón. Dos bodas de la misma sangre // ABC , 12.13.2013.
  8. ↑ Irina Kouberskaya : Page on the website of the Spanish Academy of Performing Arts

Links

  • Dmitry Khovansky . The soul of one letter / Irina Kuberskaya
  • Irina Kuberskaya
  • The fate of the actresses of the film “7 Brides of Corporal Zbruev”
  • Teatro Tribueñe. Irina Kouberskaya (Spanish)
  • Académicos. Irina Kouberskaya (Spanish)
  • La directora rusa ha triunfado en San Petersburgo con su traducción y dirección de Bodas de sangre. (Spanish)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kuberskaya,_Irina_Yuryevna&oldid=101321215


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