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The legendary Alexandrinsky Theatre, fully titled as the Russian State Academic A.S. Pushkin Drama Theatre, is the oldest national theatre in Russia. Established in August, 30 1756, by Peter the Great’s daughter Empress Elizabeth, it became the common ancestor of all future Russian theatres, so the date it was founded on is recognised as the Birthday of professional theatre in Russia.
THEODOROS TERZOPOULOS. Greece. Director of the OEDIPUS REX performance by Sophocles, that opened the First International Alexandrinsky Theatre Festival. He directed Endspiel by Samuel Beckett (2014, New Stage, Alexandrinsky Theatre). He has recently directed Mother Courage by Bertolt Brecht at Vain stage of Alexandrinksy Theatre (2017).
KATONA JÓZSEF THEATRE. Hungary. The Katona József Theatre is the best known Hungarian theatre company - a public theatre, supported mainly by the City of Budapest. As an independent company, it was founded in 1982, seceding from the National Theatre of Budapest, led by general director Gábor Székely and art director Gábor Zsámbéki.
The legendary Alexandrinsky Theatre, fully titled as the Russian State Academic A.S. Pushkin Drama Theatre, is the oldest national theatre in Russia. Established in August, 30 1756, by Peter the Great’s daughter Empress Elizabeth, it became the common ancestor of all future Russian theatres, so the date it was founded on is recognised as the Birthday of professional theatre in Russia.
At the XIII International Festival "Alexandrinsky" was presented the performance of the Pskov Academic Drama Theater named after A.S. Pushkin "The Death of Tarelkin" directed by Hugo Erikssen (September 17, 18, 2022. New Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theater). From 2011 to 2013 studied at the acting faculty of the Moscow Art Theatre School (Dmitry ...
At the XIV International Alexandrinsky Festival on September 18 and 19, 2023, the National Theatre in Belgrade was presented the play "War and Peace" directed by Boris Liješević (Main Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre).
Jan 6, 2020 · In 2020 the predestined and current role of the Alexandrinsky Theatre was stately confirmed by assigning the new title: National Drama Theatre of Russia (Alexandrinsky Theatre). Finishing the 2019/2020 season in the course of the COVID-19 epidemic, the theatre closes its doors one month prior the settled dates.
