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Theater named after Evgeny Vakhtangov

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Main article: Theaters in Russia

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.