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Pyotr Andreevich Karatygin (1805 - 1879) - a hereditary actor, playwright, teacher, memoirist - recalls youth - his own and the Russian theater.
At the beginning of the XIX century, the whole picture of theatrical life in Russia is changing: the number of theatrical troupes increases, the composition of the actors is expanding. Especially for the stage, famous authors write, translate and adapt works of various genres. Imperial theaters arise in Moscow and St. Petersburg, which, despite their magnificent name, were not much different from the current theaters in terms of the relationship of the actors: passions were boiling, draws were arranged, and intrigues were placed.
In front of you is a kind of encyclopedia of the whole theater era Portraits. How did Krylov perceive the "film adaptation" of his fables? Where did the expression "game do not have a candle" come from? Did Griboedov love his more popular contemporaries?
At the beginning of the XIX century, the whole picture of theatrical life in Russia is changing: the number of theatrical troupes increases, the composition of the actors is expanding. Especially for the stage, famous authors write, translate and adapt works of various genres. Imperial theaters arise in Moscow and St. Petersburg, which, despite their magnificent name, were not much different from the current theaters in terms of the relationship of the actors: passions were boiling, draws were arranged, and intrigues were placed.
In front of you is a kind of encyclopedia of the whole theater era Portraits. How did Krylov perceive the "film adaptation" of his fables? Where did the expression "game do not have a candle" come from? Did Griboedov love his more popular contemporaries?
Author:
Author:Каратыгин П.А.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8159-1675-3
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