Eduard Semenovich Urakov ( February 6, 1941 , Omsk , RSFSR - November 21, 2014 , Omsk , Russian Federation ) - Soviet and Russian theater actor, director and television presenter of children's programs, Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1987).
| Eduard Semenovich Urakov | ||
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| Date of Birth | February 6, 1941 | |
| Place of Birth | Omsk , RSFSR , USSR | |
| Date of death | November 21, 2014 (73 years old) | |
| Place of death | Omsk , Russian Federation | |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia | |
| Profession | actor , director and television presenter | |
| Years of activity | 1958-2014 | |
| Theater | Omsk State Puppet Theater, actor, mask "Harlequin" | |
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Biography
Since 1958, an artist of the Omsk State Puppet Theater (now the Omsk State Puppet Theater, actor, mask "Harlequin" ). For many years he was a leading theater actor. He owned glove, cane, shadow, tablet dolls, puppets. He was the director, head of the artistic production of the theater. The artist played about 150 roles, staged 8 performances.
He taught at the Omsk Regional College of Culture and Art.
For many years he was the host of popular children's television programs of Omsk television “About the theater, about dolls, about fairy tales”, “Bayushki”, “At the Seaside”.
He was buried at the Old North Memorial Cemetery of Omsk.
Family
The first wife (1964-2001) is Emir Urakova (1936-2001), Honored Artist of the RSFSR . Two children.
The second wife is Irina Chizhkova (Urakova), artist of the Omsk State Puppet Theater, actor, mask “Harlequin” .
Theatrical work
- Wolf (The Golden Chicken by V. Orlov)
- Karabas Barabas and Papa Carlo (The Golden Key, or The Adventures of Pinocchio by E. Borisova)
- Bacchus and Midas (“The Pretty Galatea” by S. Darvash and B. Gador)
- Serpent Gorynych and Sage ("Before the Third Cocks" by V. Shukshin)
- Peter (“Frozen” Y. Korinets)
- Rogdaia and the Black Sea (Ruslan and Lyudmila by A. Pushkin)
- Damn Karbarun (Devil's Mill)
- Hedgehog, Bear and Cockerel ("Teremok")
- Straaforel (The Romantics)
- Solo performance "Jewish happiness"
- Pak ("Three Little Pigs")
- Harlequin (The Wizard Cannon)
- Shimen ("Bewitched Tailor" by Y. Sidorov)
- Chief Poganets (“The Tale of a Strong Word, a Scarlet Star, Loud Drums” by A. Antokolsky)
- Narrator (“The Tale of the Immortal Kosh, Beloved Beauty and Vanka Tsarevich, or Tales of Vanya”)
- The main witch, raven Abrahas, carter ("Little Baba Yaga" by Yu. Korinets)
- Au (“Creepy Mr. Au” H. Mäkel)
- Joiner Luka (“Chestnut” by A.P. Chekhov)
- Khao-Chan ("Masks of life and death" by A. Sorokin)
- Rat-janitor, Cat, Ratoid, Spider ("The Underground King, or Rat-Janitor" by T. Mokrousova, V. Berdichevsky)
- Help God, Finish, Lampadion (Plautus “Casket”)
- Brave Cech (“Lied and Forgotten” by L. Flouma)
- Jeremiah Morlender and General Gibgeld (Mess-Mend)
- Craftsman folk singer noble ("By pike command")
- Poet ("As the French say ...")
- Mosh Terpin (Rose and the Spider)
- Oscar (Bluebeard)
- Presenter ("Urfin")
- “Song of Hiawatha” by G. Longfellow
Stage Director
- The Dangerous Tale by I. Demchenko (1999)
- The Caliph Stork by W. Gauf (2002)
- "Confusion" by K. Chukovsky (2007)
- The Tale of the Stupid Mouse by S. Marshak (2011)
- The Northern Tale by M. Suponev
- "Masha and the bear"
- "Gingerbread Man"
Awards and titles
Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1987).
He was awarded the medal "For Labor Valor" (1981), the winner of prizes of the Administration of the Omsk Region for achievements in the development of culture and art (1994 and 2000), the prize "For creative achievements in the art of puppet theater" (1999), prizes “For Honor and Dignity” of the II regional festival of puppet theaters (2002), “Legend of the Omsk Stage” award (2003).