Lydia Tsukanova (born November 1, 1945 ) is a Soviet and Russian theater actress. People's Artist of the Russian Federation (1997).
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| Birth name | Lidiya Nikolaevna Tsukanova | ||
| Date of Birth | November 1, 1945 (73 years) | ||
| Place of Birth | with. Nikolskoye , Terbunsky District , Lipetsk Region , RSFSR , USSR | ||
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia | ||
| Profession | actress , theater teacher | ||
| Theater | Kemerovo Regional Drama Theater. A. V. Lunacharsky | ||
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Biography
Lydia Tsukanova was born on November 1, 1945 in the village of Nikolskoye, Terbunsky District, Lipetsk Region [1] . In 1965 she graduated from the acting department of the Gorky Theater School (teacher - N. A. Levkoyev ) [2] .
After graduating from the drama school, she worked in theaters in closed cities: Arzamas-16 (1965-1972) and Chelyabinsk-65 (1972-1976). Since 1976 - artist of the Kemerovo Regional Drama Theater. A. V. Lunacharsky [1] .
In 1993-2001, Lydia Tsukanova headed the Kemerovo regional branch of the Union of Theater Workers of Russia . Since 2005, in parallel with work in the theater, has been teaching acting at the Kemerovo State Institute of Culture [1] .
During her acting career, Lydia Tsukanova played more than 200 roles [1] . Main roles: Abbey (“Love under the Elms” - O'Neil Y.); Anna ("At the Bottom" - Bitter M.); Belisa (“Cunning love” - Vega L.de); Blanche (“A Streetcar Named Desire” - Williams T.); Generalsha (“The Village of Stepanchikovo” - Dostoevsky FM); Desdemona ("Othello" - Shakespeare U.); Kruchinina (“Guilty without guilt” - Ostrovsky A.N.); Lida (“Immoral Story” - E. Braginsky, E. Ryazanov); Margarita ("Love of the Savage" - Kason A.); Melinda (“Bank-Ban” - Katona Y.); Mrs. Savage (“The Strange Mrs. Savage” - Patrick J.); Natalya (“The Quiet Don” - M. Sholokhov); Celia Peach (“Threepenny Opera” - Brecht B.); Philumena (“Filumena Marturano” - Filippo E.de); Khlestova (“Woe from Wit” - A. Griboedov); Juana (“Miracles of Neglect” - Vega L.de). Collaborated with directors: V.I. Anisimov, F.S. Berman, S.Ya. Verkhgradsky, F.G. Grigoryan, V.V. Grishko, B.A. Gutnikov, V.V. Zlobin, G.V. Ivanov, A. N. Maksimov, N. A. Mokin, B. N. Soloviev, S. Yu. Steblyuk, L. A. Shalov, Yu. B. Shcherbakov [2] .
Family
With her husband, People's Artist of Russia Yevgeny Shokin , Lydia Tsukanova met at the entrance exams at the Gorky Theater School. Spouses often perform on stage together. They have a daughter Vasilisa and granddaughter Ustinia [3] .
Awards
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1982) [4]
- People's Artist of the Russian Federation (1997) [1]
- Order of Honor of Kuzbass (2014) [1]
- Medal "For a special contribution to the development of Kuzbass" III degree (2000) [1]
- Medal "For a special contribution to the development of Kuzbass" II degree (2003) [1]
- Medal "For service to the Kuzbass" (2005) [1]
- Medal "For Faith and Good" (2007) [1]
- Bronze badge "For services to the city of Kemerovo" (2011) [1]
- Silver badge "For services to the city of Kemerovo" (2015) [1]
- Medal "For love and loyalty" (2017) [1]
- Winner of the regional competition "Kuzbass Theater" (1990, 1992 1996) [2]
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Tsukanova Lidiya Nikolaevna // Department of Culture and National Policy of the Kemerovo Region
- ↑ 1 2 3 Actors of Russia - Tsukanova Lidiya Nikolaevna
- ↑ From mice to queens. Amazing Woman - Lydia Tsukanova // Arguments and Facts Weekly Newsletter No. 48/25/2015
- ↑ Lydia Tsukanova // Kemerovo Regional Drama Theater. A. V. Lunacharsky