Yuri Petrovich Kiselev ( 1914 - 1996 ) - Soviet Russian theater director , actor , theater teacher . People's Artist of the USSR ( 1974 ). Laureate of the Stalin Prize of the third degree ( 1952 ).
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| Birth name | Yuri Petrovich Kiselev | |||||||||
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| Place of Birth | Semenov Nizhny Novgorod province Russian empire | |||||||||
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| Profession | actor theater director theater teacher | |||||||||
| Years of activity | 1935 - 1996 | |||||||||
| Theater | Saratov Youth Theater | |||||||||
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Biography
Yuri Kiselev was born on February 1 (14), 1914 in Semenov (now in the Nizhny Novgorod Region , Russia [1] [2] ) (according to other sources - in Moscow [3] ).
In 1931 - 1935 he studied at the School at the Chamber Theater in Moscow , a student of A. Ya. Tairov . Participated in the first production of " Optimistic Tragedy " Sun. V. Vishnevsky . After graduation with a group of graduates of the Tairov studio, he created a youth theater. Subsequently, he was an actor of the Moscow Student Theater (1935-1936), Voroshilovgrad ( 1936 - 1937 ) and Gorkovsky ( 1937 - 1938 ) theaters of a young audience.
In 1938 he headed the Kalininsky Theater for Young Spectators , teaching at the local theater school. In 1941-1943 he worked at the Kirov Drama Theater [4] . During the war he participated in front-line theaters.
In 1943 he was sent to Saratov , where he became the main director of the Saratov Youth Theater .
He taught at the studio at the Saratov Youth Theater and at the Saratov Theater School named after I. A. Slonov (now the Theater Institute of the Sobinov Saratov State Conservatory ). Among his students are actors: Z. G. Spirin , V. A. Ermakova , S. V. Lavrentiev , Yu. P. Osherov , V. A. Krasnov , T. N. Dzhuraeva .
He was Deputy Chairman of the Board of the All-Russian Theater Society , Deputy Chairman of the Soviet Center ASSITEZH (International Association of Theaters for Children and Youth).
He died on December 19, 1996 (according to other sources - December 18 [5] ) in Saratov (according to other sources - in Moscow [6] ). He was buried at the Old Believers' ( Kulugursky ) cemetery of Saratov.
Family
- Wife - Elena Alexandrovna Ross (1938-2001), actress, Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1981).
Awards and titles
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1950)
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1958)
- People's Artist of the RSFSR (1963)
- People's Artist of the USSR (1974)
- Stalin Prize of the third degree (1952) - for staging the play "Alyosha Peshkov" based on the works of I. A. Gruzdev and O. D. Forsh
- State Prize of the RSFSR named after K. S. Stanislavsky ( 1968 ) - for the performance of the play “The Tale of the Far and Near Time” G.V. Akulova
- Order of Lenin ( 1984 )
- Order of the Red Banner of Labor
- Order of the Patriotic War I degree
- Medals
- Prize named after A. D. Popov
- Honorary Professor of Saratov State University
- Honorary Citizen of Saratov (1977).
Creativity
Actor
- "Cunning and Love" by F. Schiller - Ferdinand
- “ The Marriage ” of N. V. Gogol - Podkolesin, Zhevakin
- " Enemies " M. Gorky - Nikolai Skorobogatov
- “ Our People - Let's Count ” by A. N. Ostrovsky - Podkhalyuzin
Director
Kalinin Youth Theater
- 1939 - “The Tale” by M. A. Svetlov
- 1940 - “The adventures of the brave Kikila” by B. A. Gamrekeli and G. D. Nakhutsrishvili . He played the role of Kikila .
Saratov Youth Theater
- 1944 - The Siege of Leiden by I.V. Stock
- 1944 - “Finist - The Clear Falcon” by N. Ya. Shestakova
- 1944 - “The Fall of the Island of Blutenbeil” by P. G. Malyarevsky
- 1944 - The Jokers by A. N. Ostrovsky
- 1945 - “They lived in Leningrad” by O. F. Berggolz and G. P. Makogonenko
- 1945 - “Crystal shoe” by T. G. Gabbe
- 1945 - The Three Musketeers by A. Dumas
- 1945 - " Tradesman in the nobility " Moliere
- 1945 - “ The Tale of Tsar Saltan ” by A. S. Pushkin
- 1945 - “Az and Fert” by I. A. Krylov
- 1946 - “The Twelve Months ” by S. Ya. Marshak
- 1946 - “ Truth is good, but happiness is better ” by A. N. Ostrovsky
- 1947 - “At the Beginning of May” by V. A. Lyubimova
- 1947 - “The Young Guard ” by A. A. Fadeev (dramatization by N. P. Okhlopkov )
- 1948 - " How steel was tempered " by N. A. Ostrovsky
- 1948 - “ Gadfly (novel) ” by E. L. Voynich
- 1948 - “Snowball” by V. A. Lyubimova
- 1948 - “The Guy from Our City” by K. M. Simonov
- 1949 - “ Two Captains ” by V. A. Kaverin
- 1949 - The Calling of G. Stein [7]
- 1949 - "Radishchev" N. N. Shapovalenko
- 1949 - "The Secret of the Eternal Night" by I. V. Lukovsky
- 1949 - "In his custody" P. Calderon de la Barca
- 1949 - “ Poverty is not a vice ” by A. N. Ostrovsky
- 1950 - “Pilots Do Not Die” by I. V. Stock [8]
- 1950 - “The Servant of Two Masters ” by K. Goldoni [9]
- 1950 - The Family by I.F. Popov . Director: Yuri Kiselev - Alexander Ulyanov [10]
- 1950 - "Tristan and Isolde" A. Ya. Brushtey
- 1950 - “ Not All the Cat Shrovetide ” by A. N. Ostrovsky
- 1951 - "Alyosha Peshkov" based on the works of I. A. Gruzdev and O. D. Forsh
- 1951 - “Star of the World” by C. S. Solodar
- 1952 - " Romeo and Juliet " by W. Shakespeare [11]
- 1952 - "High School Students" by K. A. Trenev . Director: Yuri Kiselev - Victor Yugov [12]
- 1952 - “ The Marriage of Balzaminov ” by A. N. Ostrovsky
- 1953 - “Page of Life” by V. S. Rozov
- 1953 - “New People” based on the novel “What to Do?” To N. G. Chernyshevsky
- 1953 - “ Pupil ” by A. N. Ostrovsky
- 1954 - “Without Surnames” by V. B. Minko . Director: Yuri Kiselev - Zhora Potseluyko [13]
- 1954 - “Two Maples” by E. L. Schwartz
- 1954 , 1959 - “ Three Sisters ” by A.P. Chekhov
- 1955 - "Pakharev's daughter" by I. V. Karnaukhova
- 1955 - “ Cyrano de Bergerac ” by E. Rostan
- 1956 - "Dombey and Son" by C. Dickens
- 1956 - “The First Spring” by G. E. Nikolaeva and S. A. Radzinsky
- 1956 - “ To be afraid of grief - not to see happiness ” S. Ya. Marshak
- 1957 - " Children of the Underground " by V. G. Korolenko
- 1957 - The Youth of the Fathers by B. L. Gorbatov
- 1957 - “ Enemies ” by M. Gorky
- 1958 - “An Hour Before Dawn” by A. A. Galich
- 1958 - "Factory Guys" by I. S. Shur
- 1958 - “Burning Heart” by I. S. Shur
- 1959 - “ Humiliated and Insulted ” by F. M. Dostoevsky
- 1959 - “Valya and Valka” by G. D. Shiryaeva
- 1959 - “Two Colors” by I.K. Kuznetsov and A.G. Zak
- 1958 - “ In a Bad Society ” by V. G. Korolenko
- 1962 - The Ring of K. G. Paustovsky
- 1967 - “The Tale of the Far and Near Time” by G.V. Akulov
- 1968 - “Two Years” by V. Oskarov
- 1969 - Undergrowth D.I. Fonvizin
- 1972 - “Do Not Shoot the White Swans” by B. L. Vasiliev
- 1984 - The Seagull by A.P. Chekhov
- "Ginger" I. Mironenko
- "Boys" by F. M. Dostoevsky
- “Sausage, boatswain and others” by A. Lindgren
Filmography
- 1970 - Without the right to mercy - Fedor Semenovich Borisenko, doctor of the railway hospital, - traitor Ostapenko.
Memory
- The Saratov Theater of Young Spectators bears the name of Yu. P. Kiselev
- In December 1997, part of Pervomaiskaya Saratov Street was named after Yu.P. Kiselyov. Now the section of the street from Gorky Street to Rakhov Street is called Kiseleva Street .
Notes
- ↑ Kiselev Yuri Petrovich - article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia (3rd edition)
- ↑ Yuri Petrovich Kiselev on the site Culture of Saratov
- ↑ Yuri Petrovich Kiselev in the encyclopedia Krugosvet
- ↑ Biography.ru | Biografija.ru | To | Kiselev Yuri Petrovich
- ↑ Culture of Saratov | Actors | Yuri Petrovich Kiselev
- ↑ KISELEV, YURI PETROVICH | Encyclopaedia Round the World
- ↑ "Calling"
- ↑ “Pilots Don't Die”
- ↑ “Servant of the two masters”
- ↑ "Family"
- ↑ Romeo and Juliet
- ↑ "Gymnasium students"
- ↑ “Without Surnames”
Links
- Yu.P. Kiselev on the city portal of the city of Semenov (inaccessible link)