Theater named after Evgeny Vakhtangov

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1964

Scene from the play of the State Academic Theater. E. Vakhtangov "Princess Turandot." Cast (from left to right): Kalaf - V.S. Lanovoy, Adelma - L.V. Maksakova, Turandot - People's Artist of the RSFSR Yu.K. Borisova. Moscow. 1964 Photo by I.G. Efimova, E.V. Michurina. Glavarchiv of Moscow

1922

The third studio of the Moscow Art Theater (Vakhtangov Studio), "Princess Turandot," February 27, 1922 Bakhrushinsky Museum

1921: The opening of a permanent theater on the Arbat

November 13, 1921, the permanent theater of the Third Studio of the Moscow Art Theater opened at the address: "Arbat, 26" (where the Theater named after Evgeny Vakhtangov is still located today). Berg's mansion The studio procured for itself the previous summer and over the past time has made a thorough renovation in it. In honor of the discovery, they gave the "Miracle of St. Anthony." This day began to be considered the birthday of the Vakhtangov Theater.

1913: Creation of the 3rd Moscow Art Theater Studio under the direction of Vakhtangov

At the end of 1913, a group of Moscow students organized the Student Drama Studio (3rd Moscow Art Theater Studio), deciding to engage in theatrical art according to the Stanislavsky system. Yevgeny Bagrationovich Vakhtangov, a thirty-year-old actor and director of the Art Theater, who had already made himself a reputation as the best teacher in the Stanislavsky "system," agreed to lead the classes.