People's Drama Theater description and photos - Russia - North-West: Cherepovets. Detailed information about the attraction. Description, photos and a map showing the nearest significant objects. Photo and descriptionThe Ammophos Palace of Culture was created on the basis of the Cherepovets House of Culture. In 1992, an agreement was signed between the employees of the House of Culture, the mayor's office of Cherepovets and JSC "Ammophos" on joint activities in the field of culture. In 1996, due to economic difficulties in the company Ammophos, the building was completely transferred under the control of the city authorities and became a municipal institution - the city Palace of Culture Ammophos. To date, 84 clubs with 2052 members and 20 amateur groups are successfully operating within the walls of the Palace. Together with these creative associations, active social activities are carried out, events of an all-Russian scale are held, and aesthetic education of young people is carried out. For many years, the recreation center "Ammophos" has been directly involved in the cultural life of the city and plays an important role in the formation of its cultural values. The National Drama Theater is located on the territory of the Palace of Culture. He grew out of an ordinary drama circle, which was created in 1930 at the House of Culture of Cherepovets. In 1959, after staging the play "20 years later" by M. Svetlov, this group was awarded the title "People's Drama Theater". It was the first such theater in the Vologda Oblast to receive the title of "national". At that time it was directed by the famous director V.N. Dessler, who stood at the origins of this theater and put a lot of effort into its creation. In 1966, he was replaced by another talented director - Yu.N. Stepson. He continued the work of his predecessor, without stopping to reveal talents and nurture a new generation of artists from the people. Among the theater actors, pupils of these two directors, who later became famous, can be called A. Melnikov, V. Savelieva, A. Savelyev, A. Bystrova, N. Ovchinnikova, etc. They continued to work in the field of art. In 1982, Yu.N. Pasynkov, V.F. Pylnikov. During his leadership, the theater received many prestigious, at that time, diplomas and awards, and became famous not only in the Vologda region, but also abroad, including in Moscow. Today the theater is directed by L.A. Makovkina. The National Drama Theater has always adhered to the classical tradition from the time of its creation to our times. Amateur actors, despite the lack of theatrical education, endowed with an extraordinary natural talent, They put on new forms and make famous masterpieces of Russian and foreign classics sound in a new way. The heroes of A. Ostrovsky, N. Gogol, A. Chekhov, M. Gorky, M. Bulgakov, F. Schiller, J. Moliere and others were embodied on the stage of the theater, the poetry of A. Pushkin, M. Lermontov, N. Nekrasov, A. Blok, A. Akhmatova, M. Tsvetaeva and others. Among the most famous productions are "20 years later" by M. Svetlov, "Treachery and love" by F. Schiller, "Silver bounce Pylnikov, and, of course, "Kozma Prutkov". This poetic performance was also created according to the script by V. Pylnikov. For the first time it was held in the Vereshchagin House-Museum and has repeatedly sounded here with N. Egorov in the title role. During the days dedicated to the memory of the Vereshchagins, guests came here not only from all over Russia, but also from other countries of the near and far abroad. The performance was attended by Prince Obolensky and Baroness Viren who arrived from America. This production was a huge success and was awarded a Diploma of the Union of Writers of the USSR. Today, the theater successfully continues its traditions, embodying its creative vocation to bring beauty to the world, and introduces the audience to love and understanding of the classics. We also recommend reading Botanical Gardens Roseau description and photos - Dominica: Roseau Topic: People's Drama Theater description and photos - Russia - North-West: Cherepovets. |