The role of the theater in the Russian culture of the 19th century. In the era of the Renaissance on the theater, the tasks of correction of vices most often laid

The role of the theater in the Russian culture of the 19th century. In the era of the Renaissance on the theater, the tasks of correction of vices most often laid
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Introduction 4.

Theater in the 18th century in Russia 5

Literature 18th century 9

19th century - the dawn of the Russian theater and literature 11

Conclusion 27.

References 28.

Introduction

Speaking of Russian literature and the Russian theater of the second quarter of the 19th century. We must not forget that the majority of the country's population at that time remained illiterate and only for a very limited circle of persons was accessible to reading books and magazines. Russian development musical Theater. went difficult way.

Theater in the 18th century in Russia

Not all the plays that performed in Russia at the turn of the 18th century have come to us, but still the existing material allows you to make certain conclusions. Already at the very beginning of the organization of the Court Theater, there is a need for musicians. The composition of the musicians was repeatedly replenished and renewed both at the expense of foreign, so, apparently, the Russian performers. In the first quarter of the 18th century in Russia is a great distribution

Get small instrumental chapels serving Assembly and court holidays. Along with the play of religious content in the era of Peter the first, "pagic" dramas, glorifying the victory of Russian weapons. New for the Russian Theater was the desire of the author and the director to achieve emotional unity between the experiences of the actors and music. It would be wrong to limit the relationship between the theater and literature of this era only the question of drawing novels and the lead. An adventurous-love "knight" genre is experiencing a well-known impact of the theater, and that is noteworthy - the theater of musical. So the interaction between the literature and the theater arises. The gallant story in theatrical stages is just as rich in musical elements, like the original source.

Speaking about the Opera, he means only Seria or lyrical tragedy: "Opera has a lively image of which important act: the only difference with the comedy, that the comedies are simply talking to the comedy, and they say soump." Explaining the meaning of the term "Theatrical Machine", Kantemir again refers to the opera: "In the operations of the machine, there are those that sudden and emergency changes on the theater will be relent, as a form, cloud convergence with people on them, o'clock." In undoubted communication with the performances of the Italian opera-buffa, and in the subsequent opera-Seria there are writings about the theater appearing in Russian press throughout

30s. In "Notes on Vedomosti" (1733) an anonymous reasoning "On shameful games or comedies and tragedies" was printed. The basis of theatrical art, the author writes, - a visual image of noble heroes and actions, faithful noble nature, "In disgraces, there is always some memorable and with many cases the connected adventure is so natural that the caretakers are completely understood, and the whole state of things can see clearly."

Evaluating the actor game, democratic spectators often showed a good taste, admiring those performers who knew how to truthfully reveal the spiritual world of their heroes. A special mission in subordination of theaters to the ideological objectives of the government was assigned to the cesura. In 1826, a new censorship charter was introduced, which received a member determination of the "cast-iron" in the writers. Censorship categorically prohibited to bring the clergy on stage, to expose any criticism of military, large officials, policemen. Information about the first opera performances in Russia is very scarce, therefore, the data reported by the priest of the Danish embassy in St. Petersburg by Peder Wang Haven, who came to the capital in 1736, are presented to the scientific trafficking. He points out in his notes: "The Empress contains an Italian troupe consisting of about 70 opera singers."

Literature 18th century

19th century - the dawn of the Russian theater and literature

With the advent of Piez A.N. Ostrovsky, I.S. Turgenev, prose F.M. Dostoevsky Poetry Nekrasov in Russian culture came realism. Acting art has changed along with drama, breaking the old ideas about what is true on the stage. November 16, 1859 was the day of the premiere in the small theater of the Piez "Thunderstorm" Ostrovsky. A storm broke out around the performance. The first executor of the role of Katerina was a wonderful actress L.P. Nikulina - Kositskaya. The elements of Russian life, a new, juicy and modern language burst with the plays of Ostrovsky on the scene. In the plays of the island actor small shone throughout the next decades. G.N. Fedotova,

M.N. Yermolov - Wonderful small Tiara actresses. Russian artists of the first half of the XIX century M.S. Shchepkin, P.S. Mochalov, V.A. Kratygin remained in the memory of descendants as a figure of legends. Shchepkin played almost 600 roles in Shakespeare's plays,

Moliere, Gogol, Ostrovsky and Turgenev. He one of the first began to argue realism in the Russian theater, he created the truth in the Russian stage.

Overcast frost morning on March 11, 1853, a fire began in the theater for an unknown reason. The flame instantly embraced the entire building, but with the greatest power of fire raged on stage and in the auditorium. "It was terrible to look at this with a fire of the Giant," the fire described the fire. "When he burned, it seemed to us that the person had died before the eyes of our eyes, showing us with the most beautiful thoughts and feelings ..." 7.

Two days fought Muscovites with a flame, and on the third building of the theater reminded the ruins of the Roman Colosseum. The remains of the tlali building are about a week. On fire, theatrical costumes were irrevocably died, collected from end of XVIII century, excellent decorations of performances, troupe archive, part of the music library, rare musical instruments.

"There are events in Russia that are rapidly and greatness amazed contemporaries and are presented in the form of miracles to remote offspring - wrote" Moscow Vedomosti "on January 17, 1825 - such a thought is naturally born in the soul of Russian with each incident, which is approaching the fatherland by our environment to the European, such The thought occurs in the soul when looking at the Big Petrovsky Theater, like Phoenix from the ruins of the raised walls of his own in the new brilliance and splendor. "

The project of the Theater Building, compiled by Professor A. Mikhailov, was approved by Emperor Alexander I in 1821, and its construction was instructed to architect the Osip bow.

One of the largest theaters of Europe, was built on the spot of a burnt theatrical building, but the facade was facing the theater area ...

A memorable performance in the chronicle of the theater was the first execution on December 16, 1888 folk Drama I.Morusorgsky "Boris Godunov". FIRST OPER N. Rimsky-Korsakov Light Ramps of the Bolshoi Theater saw the "Snow Maiden" (1893), and then - "Night before Christmas" (1898). In the same 1898, the theater first showed the audience by Opera A. Borodina "Prince Igor", and in two years, the lovers of choreographic art were acquainted with A.Lazunov's ballet "Raymond" 8.



The size of the group was one and a half meters above the former and reaches 6.5 meters in height. It is advanced and placed on a pedestal of the roof of the portico.

Four of the horses, located in one row, rushes to drag, fascinating the quadriga - an antique chariot on two wheels. God manages them pon, his head is crowned with a wreath, in the left hand of Lira.

During the reconstruction of the visual hall, Kavos changed the form of the hall, taking it to the scene, deepened the orchestral pit. Behind the chairs of the parquet, where there used to be a gallery, he arranged an amphitheater. The size of the visual hall was: almost equal depth and width - about 30 meters, height is about 20 meters. Spectator began to accommodate over 2000 viewers.

IN Such a video big theater Preserved to this day, with the exception of small internal and external rearrangements.

Kavos himself wrote about the architecture of the visual hall of the Bolshoi Theater: "I tried to decorate the visual hall as magnificently as possible and at the same time, if possible, in the taste of the Renaissance, mixed with the Byzantine style. White color, gripped with gold brightly raspberries On each floor, plaster Arabesques and the main effect of the visual hall - a big chandelier of three rows of lamps and a crystal of Kandelabra - all this deserved universal approval. "

"Karamzin began a new era of Russian literature" - claimed Belinsky. This epoch was primarily characterized by the fact that literature acquired an impact on society, it became for readers a "textbook of life", that is, what the glory of the 19th century Russian literature is based on. The value of Karamzin's activities for Russian literature is great. The word Karamzin echoes the Pushkin and Lermontov. The most influence on the subsequent literature was provided by the story of Karamzin "Poor Lisa" 9.

He loves his parents' hot, she cannot forget about her father, but hides his sadness and tears, so as not to disturb the mother. She cared her mother gently, she took her medicine, she worked day and night ("Cleave's fabrics, knitted stockings, rolled flowers in the summer, and in the summer he took the berries and sold them in Moscow") The author is confident that such classes fully provide the life of the old woman and her daughter. According to his plan, Lisa is completely unfamiliar with a book, but after meeting with Erast, she dreams of how good it would be if the beloved was born was a simple peasant shepherd ..... "- these words are completely in the spirit of Lisa. In Book Lisa, not only says, but also thinks. Nevertheless, the psychology of Lisa, for the first time, the loved girl is revealed in detail in the natural sequence. The following points are psychologically and interesting: the desire to see Erast is the other day after the acquaintance and "some sadness", when this desire did not exercise, joyful fright and excitement with the unexpected appearance of an erast under the window of her huts, this sense of the author with the help of parts depicts the beginning of the story, surprise, as she could live before not knowing Erast; Anxiety for the thought that the erasta - Barina can not be a simple peasant woman; The fear of losing your loved one and hope for his return, finally, hopeless despair after Erast paid it from the office.

A.S. Pushkin was the following writer in the scope of creative attention of which began to include all the huge Russia, its expanses, life villages; Petersburg and Moscow have opened not only from a luxurious entrance, but through narrow doors of poor houses. The evidence of this was the "Tale of Belkin", in the center of which is provincial Russia. Here and the "Martyr of the fourteenth grade" College registrar, a caretaker of one of thousands of small postal stations, a poor official Samson Vyrin, and a retired hussars officer Silvio, and the rich noblemen, and small, many other 10.

By reading the story of Gogol, we remember more than once, as you stopped before the showcase, an unlucky official in the curriculus of an indefinite form and in the blue pipeline, with an old collar, to look through one-piece windows of shops that shine wonderful lights and magnificent gilding. For a long time with envy, stared at the official of the official, the various items and, who's friend, with a deep longing and stealing hardness continued its path. Gogol opens the reader the world of "little people", the world of officials, official hooks in their "Petersburg Hands" 11.

Conclusion

Romanticism in Russia, developed as a literary direction at the beginning of the 19th century, was associated with the rise of the national identity and the beginning of the revolutionary movement of the Decembrists. In Russian romanticism, two directions were clearly shown.

The revolutionary direction was manifested in the work of the Decembrists - K. F. Ryleyev (1795 - 1826), A. I. Odoyevsky (1802 - 39), V. K. Kyhehelbecker (1797 - 1846) and others, in the early work of A. S. Pushkin (1799 - 1837). The works of poets - Decembrists, like the "southern" poems of Pushkin, are imbued with the spirit of protest against the existing social system, the spirit of the approval of the freedom of personality. The growth of national self-consciousness after the Patriotic War of 1812 and the deepening of the revolutionary movement during the preparation of the uprising of 1825 caused the motive of the struggle for national and political freedom.

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COURSE WORK

By discipline: "The history of socio-cultural activities"

On the topic: "Theater and literature 18-19 centuries."

Performed:

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Introduction 4.

The secular character of the 18th century theater in Russia 5

Literature 18th century 9

19th century - Russian theater dawn 13

Literature 19th century 19

Conclusion 29.

List of references 30.

Introduction

Theme "Theater and Literature 18-19 BB." Pretty relevant in the context of the history of socio-cultural activity, because We are all carriers of the culture of our people. If we do not know the history of their ancestors, we will cease to exist as a nation.

The purpose of my work is the consideration of the theater and literature of 18-19 centuries. in the field of leisure.

To achieve a goal, it is necessary to solve the following tasks: consider the theater of 18-19 centuries. In the context of socio-cultural activities, as well as the literature of the specified period.

The beginning of this period in the history of the Russian Theater is associated with dramatic events in the public life of the country, who shook it to the ground and the fallen imprint on all areas of the life of the Russian theater, society in the following years.

Speaking of Russian literature and Russian theater 18-19 centuries. We must not forget that the majority of the country's population at that time remained illiterate and only for a very limited circle of persons was accessible to reading books and magazines. The development of the Russian musical theater went difficult.

His background dates back to dramatic ideas (end of the 18th of the 19th century), in which music (arias, songs, choirs, instrumental episodes, dancing) occupied a significant place, to the intermenids of the school theater with poorelectic dramas for the repertoire of the Moscow Slavic Greco-Latin Academy.

If the musical theater in Russia did not relieve on the long-standing national traditions, the flowering of the Russian National Opera in the second half of the 18th century would be impossible.

The secular character of the 18th century theater in Russia

The eighteenth century has become one of the turning point in the history of Russia. Culture that served the spiritual requests of this period began to quickly acquire a secular character, which largely contributed to the convergence of art with science.

One of the lively sources of the Russian theater was folklore. Theatrical elements, i.e. The figurative, effective reproduction of reality is always present in folk creativity, whether it is a dangling song, a dance, a ritual game. A peculiar expression of the needs of the people in the theater is "People's Drama" 1.

There is no doubt that internal communication existed between the People's and Professional Theater. The carriers of the tradition of the People's Theater were crumbs. The echoes of these "plays" can be found, and in the performances of the amateur troupe of the 18th century, in them the role of the scomerous turns to Gheera. Along with the troupes, speaking before the court audience, for the 18th century, especially in his second third, there are associations of amateurs, often democratic participants in the composition and repertoire.

By the middle of the 18th century, the theater has already firmly entered the life of Russian society, and not only its aristocratic or church tip, but also of social bases. It can be argued that the Theater People's and Literary was in a well-known interaction. The comic characters of the InterMedia are not so far from the jesters and "fun people" performances of the public theater of the early 18th century. From the first steps, the Russian Theater uses music. It is almost on equal pairs with the word enters the play of the school theater. In the drams on religious topics, naturally, liturgical chants were used. However, along with church chants, the performance organically includes light musicillustrating the scenes of "everyday" character.

Not all the plays that performed in Russia at the turn of the 18th century have come to us, but still the existing material allows you to make certain conclusions. Already at the very beginning of the organization of the Court Theater, there is a need for musicians. The composition of the musicians was repeatedly replenished and renewed both at the expense of foreign, so, apparently, the Russian performers. In the first quarter of the 18th century, small instrumental chapels serving Assembly and the court holidays receive great distribution in Russia. Along with the play of religious content in the era of Peter the first, "pagic" dramas, glorifying the victory of Russian weapons. New for the Russian Theater was the desire of the author and the director to achieve emotional unity between the experiences of the actors and music.

It would be wrong to limit the relationship between the theater and literature of this era only the question of drawing novels and the lead. An adventurous-love "knight" genre is experiencing a well-known impact of the theater, and that is noteworthy - the theater of musical. So the interaction between the literature and the theater arises. The gallant story in theatrical stages is just as rich in musical elements, like the original source.

Allegorical and mythological images most clearly expressed the main topic of the performance. Even before foreign opera troupes began to systematically give their performances at the courtyard, references to the "Forest invention" appeared in Russian literature. In 1726 A. Kantemir made a translation of a "a certain Italian letter, which contains the considerable critical description of Paris and the French, written from a certain Socylian to a friend," in which lines are found about Parisian theaters, including the Italian comic opera.

"There are many anemers here, which are always the essence of the holes in enjoying those who loving such a spectacle; Opera departs in one, and in another comedy, tragedy ... "Kantemir also owns an attempt to interfere with theatrical terminology in notes to the translation of" talking about the many worlds phongrounde "2.

Speaking about the Opera, he means only Seria or lyrical tragedy: "Opera has a lively image of which important act: the only difference with the comedy, that the comedies are simply talking to the comedy, and they say soump." Explaining the meaning of the term "Theatrical Machine", Kantemir again refers to the opera: "In the operations of the machine, there are those that sudden and emergency changes on the theater will be relent, as a form, cloud convergence with people on them, o'clock." In undoubted communication with the performances of the Italian opera-buffa, and in the subsequent opera-Seria there are writings about the theater appearing in Russian press for 30s. In "Notes on Vedomosti" (1733) an anonymous reasoning "On shameful games or comedies and tragedies" was printed.

The foundation theatrical art, the author writes, - a visual image of noble heroes and deeds, faithful noble nature, "In disgraces, there is always some memorable and with many cases the connected adventure is so natural that the caretakers are completely understood, and things can see everything.

Evaluating the actor game, democratic spectators often showed a good taste, admiring those performers who knew how to truthfully reveal the spiritual world of their heroes. A special mission in subordination of theaters to the ideological objectives of the government was assigned to the cesura. In 1826, a new censorship charter was introduced, which received a member determination of the "cast-iron" in the writers.

Censorship categorically prohibited to bring the clergy on stage, to expose any criticism of military, large officials, policemen. Information about the first opera performances in Russia is very scarce, therefore, the data reported by the priest of the Danish embassy in St. Petersburg by Peder Wang Haven, who came to the capital in 1736, are presented to the scientific trafficking. He points out in his notes: "The Empress contains an Italian troupe consisting of about 70 opera singers."

The Russian Theater, who became the first public and affordable for a wide range of viewers, did not cease to exist in the subsequent era. Russian amateur performances are arranged not only at the courtyard and in houses of wine, but also in the medium of the middle, mesh "3.

The repertoire of amateurs was enough Pystro - from intermented to secular plays on the themes of gallant rates and drams on religious plots inherited from previous pore. The participation of singers in the court amateur performances becomes a tradition gaining a continuation of 50-60x., When singing acting together with Italian artists in the opera repertoire. No less significant role is the role of cadets of the Slyhamny Corps as the main performers of ballets and participants of dramatic and opera performances.

Dance classes in the building, and later in the Moscow academic gymnasium, were the first theater school that was preparing artists for the future Russian professional theater. The need for Russian dancers and singers has discovered from the beginning of the 40s, when the activity of the courtier resumed opera House. Instrenne singers and dancers could not provide greater and complex works, not to mention that the need for Russian performances for the prestige of the monarchy was created at the courtyard. Despite the fact that by the mid-18th century, Russian performances firmly entered the life, the main form of the court theater continues to be an Italian opera. 40-50E years - a new stage of her celebration. Never before the court did not have so many performances: Operas-Seria and Buffo Operas.

Along with the Italians performed the French, the Germans, the British. At the same time, 50-60s - not only the time of the Zasili of foreigners, but also a period of intense struggle for the creation of the Russian National Theater, nominating talented Russian composers, playwrights, actors, singers. Russian composers not only successfully compete with foreign tourists, but they themselves speak abroad - like, for example, the famous Russian dancer Timofey Bubliks.

The operating operational operating operating in Russia in the early 40s of the operating service was significantly different from the previous ones, transformed according to the requirements of the Russian autocracy and its increased strength. The speech of singers in the choir gave the spectral solemnity and festivity and opened the way to the operatic scene by Russian artists. The rise of Russian science and culture, national literature entered into a sharp contradiction with the dominance of foreigners in all areas of life. The mid-50s of the 18th century - a period of changing the styles of the musical theater in Russia. The period of the predominance of the Opera - Seria, who exalted Russian autocracy, the art of a purely courtie, ended. In these words, the essence of the French comic opera of the 50s of the 18th century is true: an appeal to common themes, freedom from personality and autocratic virtuosity, simplicity, the use of people's songs. The theater was becoming a factor in nationwide culture. Russian performers and composers mastered the experience of world opera art, approved their own, vividly original national art.

Literature 18th century

The literature of the 18th century was prepared by the entire previous history of Russian literature, the progress of the development of society and Russian culture. It is connected with the best traditions of the Old Russian literature (idea of an important role literature in society, her patriotic orientation). Reformed activities of Peter I, renewal and Europeanization of Russia, widespread state construction, the transformation of the country into a strong world power in the cruelty of the serf system - all this is reflected in the literature of the time. The leading literary course of the 18th century was classicism.

Classicism is a pan-European phenomenon. BUT B. different countries He had his own characteristics and a certain degree of development. Classicism reached its heyday in France in the second half of the 17th century. In the works of classicist writers, they reflected the ideas of a strong independent state with the absolute power of the monarch. Therefore, the main conflict in the works of classicism is a conflict between the debt and feeling. In the center of these works - a person subordinating personal social. For him above all the debt of a citizen, serving the interests of the Motherland, the state. Such a citizen must be primarily a monarch. Classicists considered the highest criterion of true and excellent mind.

In Russian literature, classicism appeared later than in Western European, but was caused by similar historical terms - the formation of a strong autocratic state. It was closely connected with the ideas of European enlightenment, such as: the establishment of solid and fair laws, education and education of the nation, the desire to penetrate the secrets of the universe, the approval of the natural equality of people of all classes.

From the 60s The 18th century in Russian literature is a new literary direction - sentimentalism. Like classicists, Sentimentalist writers relied on the idea of \u200b\u200benlightenment that the value of a person does not depend on his belonging to the highest classes, but from his personal advantages.

Classicists all subordinate to the mind, sentimentalists - feelings, experiences and all sorts of shades of sentiment.

Samples of the works of sentimentalism in the West: "Clarissa" S. Richardson, the "suffering of a young verteter" I.V. Goethe. The head of Russian sentimentalism is considered to be N.M. Karamzin. In the story of "poor Lisa" Karamzin for the first time opened the world of man's feelings, the depth and strength of love of a simple peasant. Revealing the world of feelings, the literature of sentimentalism brought up in a person the dignity and respect for their forces, abilities, experiences regardless of the situation in society.

Lomonosov - the first of the leaders of Russian culture who won world fame, one of the outstanding enlighteners and the most enlightened man of his time, one of the largest 19th century scientists, a wonderful poet. "Oda for a day ....." written by a "high calm" and glorifies the daughter of Peter 1. By giving tribute to the virtues of the empress, her "meek glory", "good and beautiful face", the desire to "expand science", the poet is talking about her The father, who calls "a man, what unheated from the century". Peter 1 is the ideal of an enlightened monarch, the cat. All the forces gives its people and the state. In Oda Lomonosov, the image of Russia with its immense expanses, huge wealth is given. So the topic of the Motherland and serving is arising to her - leading in the work of Lomonosov. With this theme, the topic of science, knowledge of nature is closely connected. It ends with a hymn science, a call to the young men to hold into the glory of the Russian land. Thus, in the "Oda 1747" found an expression of the educational ideals of the poet.

Fonvizin. The comedy "inexpensive" is rightly considered the top of the creativity of phonvizin and all the domestic drama of the 17th century. Saving communication with the worldview of classicism, the comedy became a deep innovative reception. What is the comedy "inexpensive" corresponded to the provisions of Russian classicism? First of all, the author retains all the signs of "low" genre 4.

The play is ridiculed vices (rudeness, cruelty, stupidity, uneducation, greed), which, according to the author, require immediate correction. The problem of education is central in the ideas of enlightenment, is the main and comedy Fonvizin, which is emphasized by its name. (Lady - a young nobleman, a teenager who received home education.) The specificity of the reality of the reality is respectively the language of the work (one of the rules of classicism). For example, the speech is related: Rough in appeal to servants ("fraudster", "cattle", "thieves kharya" - tailor trishka; "Bestiya", "Canal" - Nyanka Eremeevna), caring and affectionate in conversation with his son Mitrofanushka ("Century Live, learning a century, my heart "," doubt "). "Right", the book language is the basis of the speech of positive characters: it is said to the Stokers, Pravdin, Milon and Sophia. Thus, the speech of heroes seems to share characters on negative and positive (one of the rules of classicism).

A.N. Radishchev - still in his youth of Radishchev determined the main goal of his life for the benefit of the Fatherland. In the epighera to "Traveling from St. Petersburg to Moscow" - "mounds, Oblo, naughty, huge, chasing and lean" - Radishchev determines the chief enemy, the main trouble of Russia and the Russian people - autocracy and the associated serfdom. Most of the chapters of this work is devoted to the exposure of the essence of this "mounds", its cruelty and inhumanity, corrupting the souls of people ruining the country. The writer draws patterns of lawlessness and incredible exploitation, cat. Pass the peasants. The "true face" autocracy of Radishchev reveals in a satirical "dream" (the head of the "Spasskaya layer"), showing the illegality and the anti-earth any monarchy.

N.M. Karamzin. The word Karamzin echoes the Pushkin and Lermontov. The most influence on the subsequent literature was provided by the story of Karamzin "Poor Lisa. "The author marked the beginning of a huge cycle of works.

It was he who opened the road to such writers of the future as Gogol, Dostoevsky and others. A.S. Pushkin was the following writer, whose creative attention began to include all huge Russia, its expanses, life villages, St. Petersburg and Moscow were already opening out not only from a luxurious entrance, but also through narrow doors of poor houses.

19th century - Dawn of the Russian Theater

In 1828, a "partnership for the establishment of a publicly available theater" appeared in Moscow. Among his founders were the manufacturer S. T. Morozov, theatrical figures K. S. Stanislavsky and V. I. Nemirovich-Danchenko. The Hermitage Theater was taken for rent in the Karetnyh row - the dilapidated and cold hall. On October 14, 1829, the first performance of the Moscow Art Public Outdoor Theater took place.

The creators of the Moscow Art Theater set themselves three main goals. First, attract the viewer from the simple people in the hall, who did not afford the tickets to the imperial theaters. Secondly, refresh the repertoire, driven from it a boulevard melodrama and an empty comedy. Thirdly, reform the theater business.

At first, the new theater was not easy. Revenues from performances did not cover costs. Sava Morozov came to the rescue, in five years in half a million rubles in the theater. Thanks to its energy, a new building was built in the chamber stitch. The first performance in Him took place in October 1831 for several years, the most difficult in the history of the theater, the post of Chairman of the Board held S. T. Morozov. V. I. Nemirovich-Danchenko solved the questions of the repertoire. The main director was K. S. Stanislavsky.

In a short time in the art theater there was an ensemble of wonderful actors (V. I. Kachalov, I. M. Moskvin, A. R. Artem, O. L. Knipper-Chekhov, etc.). Konstantin Sergeevich defined the task and place in the play, subordinating the efforts of all the actors employed in it with a single director's intent. It was a new phenomenon in the Russian theater, where before the director's role was small. The Art Theater became the first truly directorial theater.

This allowed the young theater to brilliantly cope with such a complex play as Chekhov's "Chaika", who did not have success in the Alexandrinsky Theater. And from the Small Theater of Chekhov took her "Uncle Vanya" and handed over to artistic.

The Theater of Stanislavsky, Nemirovich-Danchenko and Morozova was a multilateral talented. The plays of A. P. Chekhov, built as the dramas of everyday life, got along with his repertoire with the plays of A. M. Gorky, who differed romantic and frankly by the Bunlet Paphos. And the audience with the same ecstasy applauded themselves and others, realizing that this is the same truth in life, in different ways seen.

At the beginning of the XIX century, a network of Russian imperial theaters were developed, which were managed by the "Ministry of the courtyard of his imperial Majesty". In the submission of the courtyard there were 3 Theater in St. Petersburg - Alexandria, Mariinsky and Mikhailovsky - and 2 in Moscow - Big and Small.

With the advent of Piez A.N. Ostrovsky, I.S. Turgenev, prose F.M. Dostoevsky Poetry Nekrasov in Russian culture came realism. Acting art has changed along with drama, breaking the old ideas about what is true on the stage. November 16, 1859 was the day of the premiere in the small theater of the Piez "Thunderstorm" Ostrovsky. A storm broke out around the performance. The first executor of the role of Katerina was a wonderful actress L.P. Nikulina - Kositskaya. The elements of Russian life, a new, juicy and modern language burst with the plays of Ostrovsky on the scene. In the plays of the island actor small shone throughout the next decades. G.N. Fedotova, M.N. Yermolov - Wonderful small Tiara actresses. Russian artists of the first half of the XIX century M.S. Shchepkin, P.S. Mochalov, V.A. Kratygin remained in the memory of descendants as a figure of legends. Shchepkin played nearly 600 roles in Pieces of Shakespeare, Moliere, Gogol, Ostrovsky and Turgenev. He one of the first began to argue realism in the Russian theater, he created the truth in the Russian stage.

Mochalov is a direct opposite of shcheckin. He played the main roles in the plays of Russian and Western drama - Gamlet Shakespeare, Charles Moore in Drama Schiller "Robbers", Chatsky in "Mount from Wit". In the production of plays, Russian actors created images included in the history of theatrical art. The audience admired Catherine Semenov, Alexei Yakovlev. These actors completely reincarnated to the person represented. Gradually, the Small Theater began to specialize in dramatic productions, and large on the opera and ballet 5.

The opening of the Big Petrovsky Theater on January 6, 1825 was furnished very solemnly. Spectators who visited the new theater that evening were shocked by the nobility of the architectural design and its embodiment, the unprecedented scale of the building, the beauty of the decoration of his auditorium.

The writer Sergey Aksakov recalled: "The Big Petrovsky Theater, arising from the old, burnt ruins ... I am overwhelming and admired me ... A great huge building, exclusively dedicated to my beloved art, already one of his appearance led me to joyful excitement ..." 6

Before the start of the performance, the public aroused on the stage of the builder of the Osip Bow theater and awarded it with applause.

On the opening day of the theater, A. Alyabieva and A. Verst, who was allegorically depicted as the genius of Russia, was shown, allegorically portrayed, as the genius of Russia, with the help of Muses from the ruins of the burned down theater, created a new wonderful temple of art - the Big Petrovsky Theater. The best actors troupe were busy in the prologue: Russian Geniya performed the famous tragian Pavel Mochalov, the God of Arts Apollo - Singer Nikolai Lavrov, Muse Pratsechora is the leading dancer of Felitsa Virginia Gullen-Sor.

After the intermission was shown the ballet Ferdinand Sora "Sandrillon". "The glitter of the costumes, the beauty of the scenery, the word, all the theatrical splendor here, as well as in the prologue," wrote a musical critic V. Odoyevsky. To deliver "equal pleasure to all residents of Moscow," the Directorate of the theater decided to repeat this performance the next day.

On August 20, 1856, a large theater restored by A. Kavosoma was opened in the presence of the royal family and representatives of all states Opera V. Bellini "Puritan" performed by the Italian troupe. The Moscow ballet of this period is obliged by their luck to the talent of the Frenchman Marius Petipa, settled in St. Petersburg. The choreographer has repeatedly arrived in Moscow for performing performances. Don Quixote, L. Minkus, became the most significant of its Moscow works, first shown in 1869. The Moscow edition of this ballet Petipa suffered subsequently on the St. Petersburg scene.

Of great importance for the development of the executive culture was the work of P. Tchaikovsky. The debuts of the composer in opera music - "Voevoda" (1869) and ballet - "Swan Lake" (1877) took place on the stage of the Bolshoi Theater. Here I received my real birth of the Opera "Eugene Onegin" (1881), the first sample on a large stage after the conservative statement of 1879; For the first time I saw the light of the Opera "Mazepa" (1884), one of the top of the composer's opera creativity; The final edition of the Opera "Blacksmith Vakula", which received the new name "Cherevichki" in the performance of 1887. By the way, the premiere of Cherevichki in the Bolshoi Theater began on January 19, 1887 and the debut of Tchaikovsky per console rate of the opera conductor.

A commemorative performance in the chronicle of the theater was the first execution on December 16, 1888 of the People's Drama of the I.Morsorgian "Boris Godunov". FIRST OPER N. Rimsky-Korsakov Light Ramps of the Bolshoi Theater saw the "Snow Maiden" (1893), and then - "Night before Christmas" (1898). In the same 1898, the theater first showed the audience by Opera A. Borodina "Prince Igor", and in two years, the choreographic art lovers became acquainted with A.Lazunov's ballet "Raymond" 7.

With the expansion of the Russian repertoire, the best works of foreign composers were carried out simultaneously. Rigoletto, Aida, Fauviato and Romeo and Juliet, "Faust" and "Romeo and Juliet" S. Buno, "Carmen" J. Bise, Tangayer, Walkiriya, Lojanrin "R.Vagner and others.

Opera troupe theater end XIX. - The beginning of the XX century has many outstanding singers. Among the glorious names of the past years - Evlalia Kadmin, Anton Bartzal, Pavel Khokhlov, Nadezhda Salina, Ivan Rodzunov, Margarita Gunova, Vasily Petrov, and others. On the stage of the theater, singers appear on the stage, the names of which are soon known not only in Russia, but And abroad - Leonid Sobinov, Fyodor Shalyapin, Antonina Nezozhanova.

The fruitful activity was in the theater of Sergei Rakhmaninov, who announced himself and for the conductor with a brilliant musician. Rachmaninov raised the sound quality of the Russian opera classics in the theater. By the way, with the name Rakhmaninov, the transfer of the conductor's remote control is connected to the place where he is now, before the conductor was standing behind the orchestra, face to the scene.

In 1899, "Sleeping Beauty" first went to the Bolshoi Theater. The formulation of this ballet, approved by the Commonwealth of Music and Dance in the Russian Ballet Theater, was the beginning of a long and happy work in Moscow of the choreographer, librettist and teacher Alexander Gorsky. A large group of talented artists worked with him - Ekaterina Gelzer, Vera Karalli, Sophia Fedorova, Alexander Balashova, Vasily Tikhomirov, Mikhail Murdkin, conductor and composer Andrei Rental and other Artists Konstantin Korovina and Alexander Golovina, the future great masters of theatrical painting. Apogee of Creativity Gorsky became ballet "Salambo" A.Arends (1910). Here the choreographer has reached a harmonious merger of music dance, decoration and literary basis performance.

The successful development of the Moscow ballet becomes so obvious that many of the St. Petersburg masters of dance seek the opportunity to participate in the performance of the Bolshoi Theater. Matilda Kshesinskaya, Anna Pavlova, Mahail Fokin, and others often came on touring Moscow, and in 1911, the Moscow troupe was invited to London to form a performance in honor of the coronation of Georg V.

In the competition, the plan represented by Albert Kavos won on the project to restore the theater building.

Kavos, retaining the planning and volume of the bovy building, increased the height, changed the proportions and reworked the architectural decor. In particular, slim cast iron galleries with lamps were constructed on the sides of the building. Contemporaries noted the appearance of this colonnade, especially in the evenings, when you look at it, and a number of burning lamps seems to be a diamond thread going along the theater.

Alebastra group Apollo, adorned by the Bow Theater, died in a fire. To create a new Kavos invited the famous Russian sculptor Peter Klodt (1805-1867), the author of the famous four-horse groups on Anichkovo Bridge across the Fontanka River in St. Petersburg.
Klodt created a sculptural group with Apollo now known to the whole world. It was cast in the plants of the duke of Lichtenbergsky made of metal alloy covered with galvanic by red copper.
The size of the group was one and a half meters above the former and reaches 6.5 meters in height. It is advanced and placed on a pedestal of the roof of the portico. Four of the horses, located in one row, rushes to drag, fascinating the quadriga - an antique chariot on two wheels. The God of Apollo drives them, his head is crowned with a wreath, in the left hand of Lira. In this form, the Bolshoi Theater was preserved to the present day, with the exception of small internal and external rearrangements.

Literature of the 19th century

"Karamzin began a new era of Russian literature" - claimed Belinsky. This epoch was primarily characterized by the fact that literature acquired an impact on society, it became for readers a "textbook of life", that is, what the glory of the 19th century Russian literature is based on. The value of Karamzin's activities for Russian literature is great. The word Karamzin echoes the Pushkin and Lermontov. The most influence on the subsequent literature was provided by the story of Karamzine "Poor Lisa" 8.

"Poor Lisa" (1729) is the most popular and best story of this writer. The plot of it, the presented reader as "sad", is extremely simple, but full of dramatic tension.

Talking about the love of the poor peasant girl Lisa to the aristocrat of Erast, who led her to suicide, the author does not emphasize the class opposite of the hero and heroine. He clearly sees this opposite, but does not want to admit that it is her who was caused by the death of "poor Lisa" the entire story of the life of heroes is depicted through the secular and cover of sentimental idealization. Images tales are embellished. The deceased Father Lisa, an exemplary family man, because he likes the work, smelling well the land and was quite prosperous, everyone loved him.

Lisa's mother, "sensitive, kind old woman," weakens from the underverttased tears on her husband either and the peasant people can feel. She touching her daughter touching and religiously admires by nature. Neither the mother of Lisa nor the heroine itself on the genuine peasants is not similar. Bole of all idealized the heroine of the story - "Beautiful body and soul of the settlement", "Gentle and sensitive Lisa".

He loves his parents' hot, she cannot forget about her father, but hides his sadness and tears, so as not to disturb the mother. She cared her mother gently, she took her medicine, she worked day and night ("Cleave's fabrics, knitted stockings, rolled flowers in the summer, and in the summer he took the berries and sold them in Moscow") The author is confident that such classes fully provide the life of the old woman and her daughter. According to his plan, Lisa is completely unfamiliar with a book, but after meeting with Erast, she dreams of how good it would be if the beloved was born was a simple peasant shepherd ..... "- these words are completely in the spirit of Lisa. In Book Lisa, not only says, but also thinks.

Nevertheless, the psychology of Lisa, for the first time, the loved girl is revealed in detail in the natural sequence. The following points are psychologically and interesting: the desire to see Erast is the other day after the acquaintance and "some sadness", when this desire did not exercise, joyful fright and excitement with the unexpected appearance of an erast under the window of her huts, this sense of the author with the help of parts depicts the beginning of the story, surprise, as she could live before not knowing Erast; Anxiety for the thought that the erasta - Barina can not be a simple peasant woman; The fear of losing your loved one and hope for his return, finally, hopeless despair after Erast paid it from the office.

Before rushing to the pond, Lisa remembered her mother, she took care of the old woman, as she could, left her money, but this time the thought about her was no longer able to keep Lisa from a decisive step. As a result, the character of the heroine is idealized, but internally solid.

Erast, his character is much different from the nature of Lisa. Erast is described in more compliance with its cultivated social environment than Lisa. This is a "rather rich nobleman," who led a scattered life, thought only about his pleasure, looking for him in secular funBut often did not find, I missed and complained about the fate of my "endowed with" a fairie mind and good heart, kind of nature, but weak and windy, "he read the novels. In the image of Eraste, the type of disappointed Russian aristocrat is scheduled.

Lisa is the child of nature, its soul and nature are close to the people. Erast is disgraveing \u200b\u200bin love with Lisa, violating the rule that she is not his circle. Lisa is naive and it is not clear to her that at the time that she lives, she is considered a small person and do not give her the right to love, having learned that Erast loves her, Lisa is given to his love selflessly not thinking about anything. At first, Erast acts the same way, but then the turning point comes, the hero does not stand the test of love, they defeat the feelings are low. Wednesday does not give rise to the soul of the hero and forces him to lie to Lisa. Only circumstances allow the heroine to open a hoax. In a minute, Lisa is twisted, Rock acts as a punishment for sin. Lisa punished for his love. Erast punished, something that did not restrain the oath.

The author's position in the story is the position of Humanist. We are in front of us Karamzin - artist and Karamzin - philosopher. He melted the beauty of love, described love as a feeling capable of transforming a person, the writer teaches - the moment of love - beautiful, but long life and durability gives only a mind.

Karamzin laid the beginning of a huge cycle of literature on "small people", took the first step in this unknown to this topic. It was he who opened the way to such classics of the future as Gogol, Dostoevsky and others.

A.S. Pushkin was the following writer in the scope of creative attention of which began to include all the huge Russia, its expanses, life villages; Petersburg and Moscow have opened not only from a luxurious entrance, but through narrow doors of poor houses. The evidence of this was the "Tale of Belkin", in the center of which is provincial Russia. Here and the "Martyr of the fourteenth grade" College registrar, a caretaker of one of the thousands of small postal stations, a poor official Samson Vyrin, and the retired hussar officer Silvio, and the rich noblemen, and small, many others 9.

The disclosure of the social and artistic significance of the "stationander" laid the beginning of Dostoevsky in the story "Poor People" by the mouth of Makara Girl Dostoevsky expressed judgments about the realism of the story of Pushkin, about her cognitive meaning. He pointed to the typicity of the image of a poor official score, on the simplicity and clarity of the story, noted the depth of the image in her human grief. After Dostoevsky, the tragic fate of the "Martyr of the fourteenth grade", after Dostoevsky, did not attracted the attention of critics that noted the humanism and democracy of Pushkin and estimated the "stationander", as one of the first, starting from the 18th century, the realistic stake on the poor official.

The choice of Pushkin Hero - the station caretaker was not random. In the 20s of the 19th century In Russian literature, as is well known, a lot of moralizing essays, stories, whose heroes are "lower class" people appear. In addition, the journey genre is reborn .. In the mid-20s, poems, poems, essays, in which are not only the descriptions of the edge, but also meetings, conversations with station cavities are becoming increasingly beginning to appear in magazines.

In a story, three arrival of the narrator, separated from one of the other in several years, organize the course of the narration, and in all three parts, as in the introduction, the story is conducted by a narrator. But in the second, central, part of the story, we hear and Vyrney himself. In the words of the narrator: "Inten, all this is pretty, and instead of indignation, our heart turns with sincere sympathy" is given a generalization, it is said about the cautious life and position of the station caretaker not one or a path, and everyone, at any time of the year, day and night. Excited lines with rhetorical issues ("Who did not curse ...", "Who per minute of anger?", Etc.), interrupting the requirement to be fair, to enter the position of the "Fourteenth Class Martyr" position give us to understand what Pushkin Signally talks about the serious work of these people.

The first meeting in 1816 is described by a teller with an explicit sympathy to his father, to his daughter, beautiful Duna, and their established life. Irin - the image of a "fresh, good man about fifty years old, in a long green surtuk with three medals on the polynyaya ribbons", the old soldier who, who is 30 years 30 walked during the military campaigns, he signed his wife in 1812, and only a few years had to him live with your beloved daughter, and a new misfortune collapsed on him. SAMSON VININA STATIONAL COOKER lived poorly, his desires are elementary - labor, fulfilled insults and humiliation, it mines the means of existence, it does not complain about anything and satisfied with the fate. The trouble that breaks into this private world later - young hussar who secretly takes His daughter of the Dunya to Petersburg. Mount shocked him, but not yet broke. Story about fruitless attempts sculpt. Fighting with Minsk, after he raised his vacation and went to St. Petersburg on foot, he was also a scoop, as well as the story about Mount Vyrney, but in other means. Four small, but complete vital truth pictures of the arrival of the arrival are drawn in conditions of social and class inequality a typical situation - the situation of the powerful, weak and "right" strong, power of the property. The first picture: the old soldier in the role of the petitioner in front of indifferent, important.

Pushkin to the limit aggravates the situation, pushing face to face Worina with his abuser "Heart of the Old Man." It seemed a decisive moment in the life of a person, when all accumulated past resentments will raise him to the riot in the name of Holy Fair. But "... Tears felt on the eyes, and he delivered a trembling voice only:" Your highlands! ... Make such a divine mercy! " Instead of protest, a plea broke out, a pathetic request.

Third picture: (two days later). Again, before an important lacker, which pushed him out of the front and slammed the door to him under his breath.

Fourth Picture: Again before Minsk: "Wound! "" And, having a strong hand grabbing the old man per gate, pushed him into the stairs.

And finally, another two days return from St. Petersburg to his station, obviously on foot. And Samson Vyrin was accepting.

The second arrival of the narrator - he sees that "the grief turned the good man in the thieved old man." And the view of the room (dilapidation and negligence), and the changed appearance of the eye (gray, deep wrinkles of the unshaven facial, a snaggy back), and surprised exclamation, "it was a certain Samson screened, but how he was a samba! "" All this indicates that the narrator sympathizes the old caulier. In the narrative of the narrator itself, we hear the echoes of the feelings and thoughts of WINN - a praying father ("shook his hand;" I saw the poor man ") and WIND - a gullible, helpful and powerless person (" It was a pity to part with a kind of her guest "," " I understood how blinding found on him, "" I decided to appear to him, "" he reported his gradually, "that" the old soldier ";" I thought ... Rounded, but it was no longer "," the caretaker did not chase him "," I thought, waved my hand and decided to retreat ").

For the first time, Russian literature is so shrill and clearly showed the identity distortion to her hostility. In the first one, it turned out to be possible not only to dramatically portray the contradictory behavior of a person, but also to condemn the evil and inhuman forces of society. Samson Vyrin judged this society. The artistic attitude of Pushkin was directed into the future - it pierced the road to another unknown.

In the story written on the topic popular in the 20s about the stannaya caretaker, it is perfectly shifted who is the college registrar, and the compassion for it is a decisive element of the author's relationship to his hero. The story expressed a wide generalization of reality, disclosed in the individual case of the tragic history of an ordinary person, "Martyr of the fourteenth grade" Samson Vyrina.

The fate of the station caretaker is the typical fate of a simple person whose well-being at any time can be destroyed by the gross intervention of the "strengths of this world", the ruling class, Pushkin defended Hogol, Dostoevsky, Chekhov and their heroes, saying his word about people of his time.

Even deeper than Pushkin, Lermontov revealed this topic. In his works, we see how little Maxima Maxima needs to make it happy: to divide a modest dinner with him and tell a little about yourself. Maxim Maximich is almost completely devoid of personal self-consciousness, a critical attitude to reality, he accepts her as it is. Maxim Maximych - a person is closer to the people and, as Belinsky said, "understands all the human." Lermontov in the form of a charming space of an officer did not see a loyal, and a person from the people, a person who is capable of granny awakening. Spirit and clean, undemanding soul of his honest, Russian soldier Maxim Maximych is close to Russia.

The topic of social inequality, the theme of poverty, the topic of offended human dignity, the burning and noble the theme of Russian literature with irresistible force appeared in the unfinished Roman Lermontov "Princess Ligovskaya". Here are opposed to the image of the refinery of Krasinsky and the image of Pechorin. Pechorin's passive perception of the world Lermontov sought to oppose the hero, an alien idle of a secular society, a man of an angry soul, the Bunlet denial. But his beggar official dreams of that very happiness; From which Pechorin runs. Roman "Princess Ligovskaya" begins by contacting the reader with a request to see the day and hour - December 21 days 4 hours in the afternoon, when something that caused a chain of various events occurred. The junction of the head of the Guards officer knocked down from the legs of the poor official. Only and managed to flash the White Sultan and the developing collar of Sineli, leaving an official in his soul for life, hatred for healing trots and white sultans.

So for the first time, the fates of Pechorin and the Krasinsky official were encountered. In the theater restaurant, by chance he heard the story of Pechorin on how his ruin frightening a passing official, Krasinsky turns to his offender with an inductive monologue: "-Millace sir! ... you barely not crushed me today, yes, me - which is in front of you ... And then they brag it, you have fun! " The democratic sympathies of the poet breaks through the frankness. Lermontov, who colling the Pechorin close to him, with a democratic hero, endowed the latter not only moral attractiveness, but also not as an example of Pechorina with an excellent appearance.

And the portrait of the St. Petersburg official, and a remarkable description of the yard and stairs of a huge house at Obukhov Bridge, Lermontov pounced already in the manner of the emerging " genuine school". In the same city, at the same time, and a Gogolian low man was wandered under the gogoly sky with Lycin on his forehead, in the chinel of a reddish-muddy color with their penetrating words: "I am your brother."

And already as bringing the following example, a former rapid official in the form of drilling flashes finally in the form of a cast flashes finally with the same Obukhov of the bridge, and hiding in the night silence and darkness. Lermontov pushed two heroes and showed that no "little person" could not survive in the opposite environment. How many naive squeezing in the appeal of the princess of Ligovskaya to Krasin, she accidentally hit her living room "Tell me: You think, terribly tortured by business."

And what a meaningful answer of a person who is familiar with the need: "Your lot of fun, luxury - and our work and care; It follows, if we were not, who would work. " The sympathies of the young Lermontov were on the side of the democratic hero. He gave a poor official not only by beauty, but also the energy of perturbations, a sense of self-esteem, gave him the goal noble, the ability to exalted a person.

But in a minting room, the hero lies just a ridiculous guide, how to become rich and happy. Having lost in the crowd with what envy looks Krasinsky on the carriages driving to proudly lighted entrance Baroneles: "What am I worse than them? - He thought - these faces ... oh I will be rich ... ". Seeing Prince Ligovsky with Princess, Krasinsky hurried to lean out of the crowd of Zewak and bow.

He was not noticed, but the poor official attributed this pride and deliberate carelessness: "Well, he thought he was removing - there will be a holiday on our street." The image of Krasinsky in the "Princess of Ligovsky" is one of the early attempts to go beyond the fruitless peopling revenue of the world, the search for a protest in the environment of socially circumferential. But the theme of the refinement to the money to the very environment that oppresses Pechorin, Lermontov and Lermontov heroes, and there is a source of insurmountable contradiction, that closed circle, which restored Lermontov in its work. Heroes of Lermontov His "Little People" differ from all previous ones.

By reading the story of Gogol, we remember more than once, as you stopped before the showcase, an unlucky official in the curriculus of an indefinite form and in the blue pipeline, with an old collar, to look through one-piece windows of shops that shine wonderful lights and magnificent gilding. For a long time with envy, stared at the official of the official, the various items and, who's friend, with a deep longing and stealing hardness continued its path. Gogol opens the world of "little people", the world of officials, official hooks in their "Petersburg Hands" 10.

Central in this cycle Tale "Shinel", "Petersburg Tale". Differ in character from previous works of Gogol. We are in front of us the official Petersburg, Petersburg - the capital - the main and greatness, a huge city - business, commercial and labor, and "Universal Communication" of St. Petersburg - the brilliant Nevsky Prospect, on the sidewalk of which everything that lives in St. Petersburg leaves his traces: "Delightes It is powerfulness or power of weakness. " And before the reader flashes, as in Kaleidoscope, a mixture of clothes and individuals, in his imagination arises a terrible picture of the restless, tense life of the capital. The bureaic apparatus of that time helped this accurate portrait of the capital.

Conclusion

Based on the work done, it can be concluded that the socialization of the theater and literature of 18-19 centuries. He had a serious continuation in the form of rethinking the life of the life of ordinary Russian people.

Romanticism in Russia, developing as a cultural direction at the beginning of the 19th century, was associated with the rise of the national identity and the beginning of the revolutionary movement of the Decembrists. In Russian romanticism, two directions were clearly shown.

In the work of V. A. Zhukovsky (1783 - 1852) was discovered by the skill inner world man, his immediate feelings, poetication of national antiquity and folklore; He is inherent in the music of the verse. However, the conservative nature of Romantic Zhukovsky affected the one-sidedness of his poetry, a limited world of personal experiences, in the idealization of the past, in contemplative, religious and melancholic moods.

The revolutionary direction was manifested in the work of the Decembrists - K. F. Ryleyev (1795 - 1826), A. I. Odoyevsky (1802 - 39), V. K. Kyhehelbecker (1797 - 1846) and others, in the early work of A. S. Pushkin (1799 - 1837). The works of poets - Decembrists, like the "southern" poems of Pushkin, are imbued with the spirit of protest against the existing social system, the spirit of the approval of the freedom of personality.

Representative of revolutionary and romantic poetry in the 30s. M. Yu. Lermontov (1814 - 41), whom the embodiment of a romantic topic was associated with the statement of the freedom-loving rebellious personality opposing society. In aesthetics of progressive romanticism, in the work of the Decembrists, Pushkin and Lermontov gradually moved to the realism.

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    Type of art. Theatre Contains the manifold of many forms ...

The history of Russian culture. XIX century Yakovkin Natalia Ivanovna

§ 2. State theaters

§ 2. State theaters

First decades XIX. The century is marked by the growing development of the Russian theater: the popularity of theatrical art is growing, the "free theater" comes fastened theater to the theater - state and private.

State, or as they were then called, the state theaters appeared in the metropolitan cities of Russia in the XVIII century. At the beginning of the XIX century, there were several of them in St. Petersburg: it was a Palace Theater in the Hermitage, a large theater - a huge quad-tier building, placed between the sink and the Catherine Canal, and the Small Theater, built in 1801 by the architect of Brenna from Anichkova Bridge. Along with Russian opera, ballet, dramatic troupes there are foreign - French, Italian. The maintenance of the latter was spent particularly large funds. If 40,500 rubles were allocated to Russian troupe in 1803, then on French opera and dramatic - 114 400 rubles, Italian - 46,000 rubles.

Gradually it happened so that dramatic performances Granted mainly in the Small Theater. Ballet or opera performances were more often set. In 1827, a Circus was opened near the Simeonovsky bridge, where in addition to circus performances, dramatic performances were also given.

In 1832 on the project famous architect K. I. Rossi was built a beautiful dramatic theater, equipped with the latest theatrical technology and the named after the wife of Nicholas I - Alexandra Fedorovna - Alexandria. In 1833, the construction of another theater built on the project of architect A. P. Bryullov (now the Opera and Ballet Theater is Musorgsky). In honor of Brother Nicholas I, the Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich, he was called Mikhailovsky. It predominantly performed French and Italian troupes.

New theaters decorated Moscow. Here in 1806 the Small Theater was opened, which became the advantage of dramatic. And in 1825, the construction of the Bolshoi Theater was completed.

Gradually theatrical performances attract more and more attention of society.

The discussion of new plays and acting games is becoming not only a constant topic of conversations and debates in the literary salons of Moscow and St. Petersburg, but also penetrates printing. Already at the end of the XVIII century on the pages of magazines "Mail of Spirits", "Spectator", "Petersburg Mercury", the "Moscow magazine" appear news of theatrical life.

Theatrical news, reasoning about theater appears in almost all periodic editions of the beginning of the XIX century. In one of the most serious and popular magazines Of that time, the "Bulletin of Europe" is created in 1802 a special theater section, which prints on performances, articles about theater and actors are printed. For some time, this section then also keeps the young poet and writer V. A. Zhukovsky. In 1808, the first theater magazine appears in Russia - "Dramatic Bulletin" Shakhovsky.

At the beginning of the XIX century, the system of controlling the management of metropolitan official theaters and the establishment of theatrical monopoly occurs. In 1803, a disposal was published providing government theaters exclusive right to the device of public masquerads and on the printing of theatrical posters. At the same time, private theaters operated in three cities were closed. So, in 1803, a private theater troupe was eliminated in St. Petersburg, in 1805 - German, and the theater occupied on the Palace Square becomes casual. Since 1805, the monopoly of the imperial theaters in Moscow and St. Petersburg is officially established. The motives of this measure were considerations of a political and economic nature. The growth of the popularity of theatrical ideas, discussing them on the pages of magazines, the desire of the advanced public to turn the theater in the tribune of the winsted ideas opened the fear of the government and the desire to subjugate the theatrical spectacles to their control. At the same time, the establishment of the state monopoly of the metropolitan theaters, accompanied by the prohibition of private theaters in Moscow and St. Petersburg, would contribute to an increase in the cash collections of government spectacular institutions, which was important, since the cost of treated theaters was achieved by large sizes. So, from 1801 to 1811, the theater Directorate received over the usual allocations about 1 million rubles. For payment of debts.

As a result of the reorganization, the management of state-owned theaters was carried out by the Directorate of the Imperial theaters made by the Moscow and St. Petersburg Office. The directorate was controlled by not only the financial party, but also the repertoire of theaters, the composition of the troupe and all the details of theatrical life. Very often, this control turned into a petty, filled with the care. The acting memoirs of this period contains a lot of bitter stories about ignorant and self-government directors of the imperial theaters. This is what the characteristic one of them, a certain prince Tuffyakin, gave an artist P. A. Kratygin in his memoirs: "The director of Tuffyakin reminded his specific princes with their coarse Tatarist. Sostio-loving ignoramus, drunk aristocrat, he did not understand anything in the literature, nor in art; Its Odaliski appeared on stage, and in the backstage world. His despotism was not tamed with any decency. " Kratygin remembers many manifestations of boss. For example, in 1819, actor Bulatov for the refusal to some role Tuffyakin planted for several days to the Arstanta. Another time a small pupil of theatrical school, inadvertently running behind the scene during some ballet, personally beaten by a pylon pipe, which was observed for the performance. "And a lot, there was a lot of similar tricks of this brought up prince, Chamber of the Yard of Emperor Alexander!" - sad makes his story Kratygin.

In the second quarter of the XIX century, theaters were controlled by some changes. The Ministry of the courtyard was established, the imperial theaters were transferred, the theatrical censorship was entrusted to the III branch. This reorganization contributed to the tightening of government control over the activities of theaters and the bureaucratization of theatrical administration.

Officials who did not have any idea of \u200b\u200bart was charged with the duty to direct the work of playwrights and actors.

Such theatrical policy strictly carried out at this time the Directorate of Imperial Theaters M. A. Gideonov. Analyst official, he put a lot of effort to strengthen government control over the theater. Creative questions were solved exclusively by the administration. Especially carefully watched Gideonov per repertoire, seeking to fill it with works of loyal or purely entertainment. In relations with subordinates, including actors, was rude and trial. Karatygin wrote about him: "I spoiled with happiness and easily delivered by the ranks and honors, he became infected with nominations and was trial to vulgarity and capricious to the guys."

Wanting to please the yard, he encouraged in the theater with kindness, slavery, barren discipline. At the same time, the actual art occupied a little hedonov. Glinka characterized him as a man of insignificant for which art did not mean anything. In accordance with the requests of the director, theatrical officials were selected: "... These were people random, the personalities of the dark, nothing to do with the art did not have, but could perform orders and demand from subordinates. Bribery and treasures flourished. "

Naturally, the position of the actors in such conditions was especially difficult. Being formally free people, they essentially dependent on the arbitrariness of the Directorate, officials, police authorities. Upon admission to the state scene, the actors concluded a contract for three years with the Directorate. According to him, they were obliged to reliably play the roles that would be provided by the administration. The actors used by the public were provided with so-called beneficial performances, the collecting from which was largely transferred to the artist. However, the slightest protest against the terms of the contract could lead to its termination and, therefore, leave the actor without work.

The possibility of the pressure of the Directorate on the actors was aggravated by the unequal regulations in which the "miniments of Melpomen" were then. In the eyes of representatives of the "Higher Light", the artist of imperial theaters differed little from the actor of the fortress, being the same "guide", "comedian", a public renegone. According to one of the prominent actors of that time, on the artists, "Velmazby looked from the height of their grandeur, in capturing them as crochets, as people belonging to the caste if not rejected, then at least useless and hardly harmful."

Such attitude towards actors was also inherent in the government. The confirmation of this was the special order of 1827 on officials who wanted to enter the actors who were ordered to determine not otherwise, as with the deprivation of the ranks.

The "low" position of the actors was constantly emphasized by officials of the Directorate of Imperial Theaters, who were constantly exposed to their offensive and arbitrary punishments. Although artists were not injected with corporal punishment - they were only subject to theatrical carpenters, deplets and other lower employees of the scenes - but the arrests "under the office" or "at the theater" were the most common measure of the impact of the Directorate on the actor. Moreover, the actors were often subjected to such punishments not for any disciplinary disorders, but for creative independence. When, for example, the well-known water-woven actor Dur did not fulfill the indication of the theater inspector and, playing the role of a young daughter, did not stick his beard, Prince Gagarin, former director Theater, planted him for three days under arrest. The refusal of the name of Ballerina, which did not correspond to her role, the Governor of St. Petersburg, the Governor of St. Petersburg, who heard a big theater, caused a "silence" and threatened her "strait home." The threat has so strongly affected the novice that on the other day she snapped "nervous hot church" and after a few days it did not become.

The artistic life of that time was very scarce. Even the artists of state theaters who received a certain salary and therefore less dependent on cash receipts than provincial artists have experienced constant material difficulties. The salary of the actors of the imperial theaters was, as a rule, not great and for the most part it was not enough for the content of the family, the acquisition of costumes and other acting needs. Therefore, a significant role in the family budget was played by the benefits, to prepare for whom it was started. At first, the actress or actress was engaged in the choice of the play, the invitation of comrades to participate in the performance, billing up of the posters is possible greater than the tempting names. The adjectives "mysterious", "terrible", "bloody" were inevitable in the same way as mentions of rifle volunteers, Bengali Fire and other pyrotechnic wonders. Family beneficiaries, hoping to touch the public, often joined the spectrums, in which their juvenile children read fables or danced.

Finally, days for 5-6 before the performance began the distribution of tickets among patients. "The beneficiaries discharged in the fluff and dust began visits to seniority: first, to his shiny of Count Mikhail Andreevich Miloradovich, after him to nobles, from there to the famous merchants ...". If the actress or actress in other houses did not quite politely pointed out the door, it did not surprise anyone. But generous patrons paid for a ticket for 25 or more rubles. The beneficial performance was usually collected by the numerous public. At the end of his fans, the wreaths, a basket of flowers were made by the beneficiaries. Their cost depended on the popularity of the artist. It was often happening that in a few months, and sometimes days after the benefits, the long-term portraits, tobacker or jewelry were departed to a deposit to the degree in the family cash register.

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Chapter Fifth Russian Drama Theater in the second half of the XIX century

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Russian Drama Theater in the second half of the XIX century

By the end of the 50s - the beginning of the 60s, the Drama Theater caused the living interest of Russian society, who estimated him as one of the most important spiritual centers of the country. In the spirit of common winsnochemical sentiments, the theater seeked as a kind of "tribune in protecting a person." It was assumed that dramatic art would not only depict, but also explain modern reality: all "damned questions" will highlight. In addition, the theater was called up to spread artistic aesthetic concepts and advanced ideas. This educational function of the theater in relation to the middle and lower layers of the Russian people is particularly significant, among which is more small and unite illiterate people.

Wide public interest found an expression in promoting information about the theater. Newspapers and magazines different areas Printed articles, reviews, reviews, highlighting various sides of theatrical activity - administrative management, repertoire, art of actors. Special theater magazines "Musical and theater Bulletin" appeared (1856-1860), "Russian scene" (1864-1865), "Music and theater" (1867-1868) and others.

They wrote a lot about the theater and newspapers: Petersburg - "Northern Bee", "Petersburg Listok", "Voice", Moscow - "Moscow Vedomosti", "Russian Vedomosti", "Day", a specially theatrical newspaper "Anmiss". Not left aside from theatrical interests and provincial press ("Kyivlyanin", "Odessa Bulletin", "Caucasus", etc.).

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The origin and formation of the Russian theater.

Little information about primitive Russian culture has been preserved in history: Christianity, which has become the main religion in Russia, fought with paganism, destroying his cultural monuments. Nevertheless, paganism retained its rudimentary manifestations in many areas of culture and art, incl. And adapting to the Orthodox religion and consolidating in it in the form of symbols that became canonically Christian.

Of these ritual acts, the Line of the Russian Theater's development was born as the theater of the folklore, folk presented in a variety of forms - doll-based theater (Parsley, Vertilov, etc.), Balagan (Raek, Bear Fun, etc.), Woody actors (Houchrs, Singers, Survillers , acrobats, etc.), etc. Up to 17 century Theater in Russia has evolved only as folklore, other theater formsUnlike Europe, it did not exist here. Until 10-11 centuries. The Russian Theater developed along the path characteristic of the traditional theater of East or Africa - ritual-folklore, sacral, built on distinctive mythology. Such the theater is a dialogue with the gods, and as a rite is included in the life of the people. Approximately 11 V. The situation is changing, first - gradually, then - stronger, which led to a fundamental change in the development of the Russian theater and its further formation under the influence of European culture.

The first representatives of the professional theater were crumbs working in almost all genres of street ideas. The first evidence of the crumbs belong to 11 V, which makes it possible to make sure that the sceneous art was a phenomenon for a long time formed and included in life of all the layers of the then society. On the formation of Russian original squigration art, which comes from rites and rituals, they also affected the "tour" of the wandering European and Byzantine comedians - Gistriions, Trubadurov, Vagatants. Walked process of mutual enrichment cultural traditions. Crochetons - both separate actors, and those combined in the so-called. Vatagi (a preimage of entrepreneurship troupe) took part in the village holidays and city fairs, lived in the cohesives and fun in the Boyar and Tsarist Christie. Ivan the Terrible on Peters loved to fall into the crude and dance with them. Interest in the sceneous art of noble species led to the appearance of the fits of the secular theater, as evidenced by the singers of Sadko, Dobrynya Nikitich, and others, the singers, Dobrynya Nikitich, and others, at that time in Russia were quite respected.

The first mentions of the crumbs coincided with the event, which became key to Russia - the baptism of Russia and the adoption of Christianity ( Cm. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH). It had a cardinal effect on all spheres of life, and on the theater. But another 9th century. Christian ministers condemned masks (lichni) who were one of the most common means of expressiveness of the People's Theater. Public status of the boggles decreased. The development of sceneous art - especially satirical direction - and the tightening of his persecution was in parallel. The resolution of the 100-eyed Cathedral of 1551 actually made the skews of the outcasts. Interesting reflection of the change of the crude status in vocabulary. The Theater of the Skomorokhov was called "disgrace" (the word did not carry a negative meaning, occurring from the ancient Russian "Zrety" - to see; the term remained up to 17 centuries.). However, the persecution of the boggles led to the emergence of a negative color of the term (hence in modern Russian - "shame"). In the 18th century, when the theater again entered the context of the cultural life of Russia, the terms "Theater" and "drama" were established, and the former "disgrace" was transformed into a "sight".

To the 16th century In Russia, the church forms a state ideology (in particular, the clergy was entrusted to create educational institutions). And, of course, she could not pass by theater, which is a powerful means of exposure.

The path of the Russian Church Theater was different than in Europe: he passed the liturgical drama, Mystery and Miracle. This is due not only to the later Christianization of Russia, but also with honors from the Orthodox traditions from Catholicism, inclined to the pomp and theatricalization of their worship services. Despite the fact that in Orthodoxy such rituals, like the "ablution of the legs", the "procession on the dawn" was set up quite effectively (and in the so-called. Cave actioneven some techniques of the bucked "fun dialogue"), the church theater in Russia did not take for aesthetic system. therefore main role In the development of theatrical art of 17-18 centuries. Played the theater of school and church.

School and church theater.

The "Stalloye" Cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church of 1551 played a decisive role in approving the idea of \u200b\u200breligious and state unity and laid the duty to create spiritual educational institutions on the clergy. During this period, school drama and school and church performances appear, which were raised in theaters at these educational institutions (Boards, Academy). Figures, personifying state, Church, Antique Olympus, Wisdom, Faith, Hope, Love, etc., appeared on stage scenics, transferred from pages of books. "The Poor Pets of the Academy, making out the artel, went through various provinces and Slobodsky shelves for collecting fires ... (they) represented dialogues, comedies, tragedies, and so on. These walking were called rehearsals. " So school performances were taken out of the walls of the Academy and are represented by the people. Western teachers, wanting to teach their students to hold the owner, another 15 centuries. We began to enter into the practice of school life, execution by students of the plays in Latin. Other teachers who opposed the ancient repertoire and found it dangerous and uncomfortable, began to write the plays themselves. School Theater for a long time was considered a spectacle deprived of artistic advantages, but at the first time of development, the school scene satisfied the urgent need for theatrical spectacles. Silent scenes, shadow paintings, the icons were introduced into the action of the school performance in the pathetic moments, giving them static. "The suffering is a painful painful effect when death is depicted on the stage, torture, the application of the Russian Academy of Sciences, which can be submitted either in the story by messengers, or a shadow painting" ( Kiev Pirika, 1696). Serious characteristics of the performance spoke a raised-in-minded declamation speech, and the language of "comic" characters in the intermediate was built on a folk show with the comic fiction of speech deficiencies and accents. In the gesticulation area, the School Theater claimed a wide "oratorical" gesture, mainly right handAnd with the authors to use gloves, since the brush of the hands was an important element of the stage game. School Theater used emblems, thanks to which the audience is already appearance They guessed about the essence of each character. In particular, this applied to mythological and allegorical figures. So, for the "grace of God", the mandatory allegorical figure of Christmas and Easter plays, was required "Heart burning, the arrow punched, and a bowl, on the head of the laurel crown." Hope was depicted with anchor, faith with a cross, fame with a pipe, justice with weights, mythological Mars kept his sword in his hand. Initially, the performances went under open sky. In the early school theater there were layouts with scenery, at the same time denoted the main places of action.

Arriving in Kiev, the school church theater began to appear in other cities: Moscow, Smolensk, Yaroslavl, Tobolsk, Polotsk, Tver, Rostov, Chernihiv, etc. Grown in the walls of the spiritual school, he graduated from the theatricalization of the church rite: the liturgy, the worship of the passionate week, the Christmas, Easter and other rites. Arriving under the conditions of a folding bourgeois life, the school theater was first in our soil separated the actor and the scene from the viewer and the auditorium, first led to a certain stage image and at the playwright, and from the actor. It is characteristic that that by performing a pedagogical task, he created and a slender theoretical system of the theater, albeit independent, but it covered the whole phenomenon as a whole. Repertoire of the Kiev-Mogilyan College (with 1701 Kiev Sacred Academy): Alexy, God's Man (drama in honor of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, 1674), Action on the passion of Christ written off (1686), The kingdom of nature is human (1698), Freedom from centuries Woven Nature of Human (1707), Wisdom of eating (1703), Vladimir ... Faofan Prokopovich (1705), Human nature celebration (1706), Joseph, Patriarch Leving Gorki (1708), God's mercy of Ukraine ... through Bogdan ... Khmelnitsky ... freedFaofan Trofimovich (1728), Vlasive image of human humanity Mitrofan Dovgalevsky (1757), Tragicomedy about awarding in the seven lights of the crisps of MZDA in the Fogugis (About the thoughts of this world) Varlaama Lassevsky (1742), Industobia Mark Aurelia Mikhail Kozachinsky (1744), Resurrection of the dead George Konissky (1747), Tragicomedy, nine foty George Shcherbitsky (1749). Repertoire of the school of the Saconoscope Monastery (with 1678 Slavic-Greco-Latin Academy): Comedy Parable O. prodigal Son. Simeon Polotsk (1670), About the prisoner of the king, about the body and about the Trekh Ochroacs, the pedeshes were not burned Simeon Polotsk (1673) and others. Repertoire of a surgical school at the Moscow Hospital: JODIF (1710), Act about the Preslavian Palestinian Countries Queen (1711), Russian glory F. Zhuravsky (1724). Repertoire of the Novgorod Church Seminary: Stefanotokos Innokentia Odrovonj-Miligavich (1742), repertoire Polotsk school at the Epiphany Monastery: Conversations shephealthy Simeon Polotsk (1658). Repertoire of the Rostov Bishop School: Christmas drama (1702), Rostov action (1702), Penitent (1705) - all dramas Dimitri Rostovsky. Repertoiler Smolensk theological seminary: Declamatio. Manuel Basilevich (1752). In the Tobolsk Bishop School - Easter drama (1734).

Druit theater.

The formation of the court theater in Russia is associated with the name of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich. The time of his reign is associated with the formation of a new ideology focused on the expansion of diplomatic ties with Europe. Orientation to the European structure led to many changes in the life of the Russian yard. In the 1660s, the Moscow Kremlin is rebuilt, in the interiors of his chambers and suburban residences Decorative motifs of the palaces of European sovereign appear. Not only Russian, but also foreign masters are attracted to decorative work. To 1660, an attempt of Alexei Mikhailovich's attempt is to organize the first court theater: in the "painting" of instructions and procurement for the king of the English merchant Gubdon, Alexei Mikhailovich inscribe the task "to call in the Moscow state from the German lands of Masters Comedy to do." However, this attempt remained unsuccessful; The first performance of the Russian Court Theater took place only in 1672. May 15, 1672 the king issued a decree in which Colonel Nikolai von Staden (friend Boyar Matveyeva) was instructed to find abroad of people who know how to "play comedies". Staded "For fun of the royal majesty" invited famous actors Johann Fafston and Anna Paulson. But scared by stories about mysterious Muscovy, the comedians refused to go, and the Staded brought to Moscow only five musicians. Matveyev became aware that the teacher of the German church school Johann Gottfried Gregory, who arrived in Moscow back in 1658, is able to "build comedies". On June 4, 1672, an order "Inomentsu Yagan Gottfried to teach a comedy, and on comedy to act from the Bible to the book of Esfir, and for the action to arrange Horomina again, and on the structure of that choir and that it was necessary to buy from the decree of the Volodimir Ceni. And on the great sovereign, the decree of the comedic chorine was built in the village of Preobrazhensky with all the outfit, which is needed in TEH HORMIN. "

In perfecting the royal order, Gregory and his assistant Ringber began to collect children and teach them theatrical art. A total of 69 people were recruited. For three months, a play was opened in German and Slavic languages. "Comedy Khoromer", which by this time has already been built, was a wooden building consisting of two parts. Inside the layouts were made, the seats located in the amphitheater, shops. A lot of red and green cloths were released on the uphound of the inner parts. A royal place, acting forward, was upholstered with a red cloth, and for the queen and Tsarevich were arranged by lodges with a frequent grid, through which they looked at the stage, remaining hidden for the rest of the audience. The scene raised above the floor was separated from the spectators of the railings. A curtain was made on stage, which was closed when there was a need for permutation on stage. Decorations were made dutch painter Peter Inglis. The king granted Gregory "40 Sobly in 100 rubles, and a couple of eight rubles for salary for the comedy structure, which is about the artaxerxes reign." On this performance, Ringguher wrote in his diary: "The presentation took place on October 17, 1672. The king defeated by him was asking for ten hours without getting off the place." The performance was played: Bluchostrot, Friedrich Gossen, Ivan Meva, Ivan and Pavel Berner, Peter Carlson, etc. They participated in performances until the second half of 1673. In the anniversary of the marriage, the king wished to arrange a performance, but I didn't want to go to Preobrazhenskaya, so "comedy choir "Built in the wards, although they could not complete the deadline. Alexey Mikhailovich became a frequent visitor of theater ideas.

On February 8, 1673 A new spectacle was held on Maslenitsa - ballet on the story of the history of Orpheus and Euridic. The art of the ballet of actors was trained by the engineer Nikolay Lim. By the summer (from May 15 to June 16), German actors were replaced by Russians. History retained their names - Vaska Meshalkin, Nikolai and Rodion Ivanov, Kuzma Zhuravlev, Timofey Maximov, Luka Stepanov, etc., - As they signed up under the written appeal to the king. "The merciful sovereign, the king and the Grand Prince Alexey Mikhailovich! Perhaps our horses of their own sovereign, they led the sovereign to us a great sovereign salary for feeding the submerged feed to teach, so that we are still at that comedy holope, do not die. King Sovereign Smoy, perhaps. " The king granted to issue on "4 money" on every day to each of his comedians.

The performances became one of the most favorite entertainment at the Moscow courtyard. Russian actors were 26 people. Boys played women's roles. The role of Esphyre B. Artaxerksa Action Played the son of the Bluchost. And the ingenians and Russian actors were trained in a special school, which was opened on September 21, 1672 in the courtyard of Gregory Houses in German Sloboda. Teaching Russian and foreign students turned out to be difficult, and in the second half of 1675 two theatrical schools began to work: under the Polish yard - for Inomers, in the Meshchansk Sloboda - for Russians. Repertoire theater: Artaxerksovo Action (1672), Comedy about Tovia Jr. (1673), JODIF (1674),Temir-Aksakovo Action (1675), Small cool comedy about Joseph(1675), Comedy about Davyd with Goliath (1676), Comedy about Bakhus with Ven (1676) and others.

February 16, 1675 Gregory died. His receiver became Yuri Gyutner, from him the leadership passed to the Bluauserost and Bachelor Ivan Volosheninov. Later, on the recommendation of Smolensk governor Prince Golitsyn, the leader was the Latin teacher Stefan Chizhinsky.

In 1676, Alexey Mikhailovich died. The inspirational of the ideas of the theater of the Boyar Matveyev was exiled. December 15, 1677 followed the royal decree: "Above the pharmacarial order of the Chamber, which were busy on a comedy, to clear and that in those chambers were, bodies and prospects for all sorts of comedic supplies; Everyone is brought into the yard Nikita Ivanovich Romanova. "

All this creates prerequisites for the emergence of the National Public Theater. To do this, in 1752 from Yaroslavl to St. Petersburg, the Vologkov troupe causes. Talented amateur actors determine to study in the shine case - A.Popova, I.Dmitrevsky, F. and Volkovykh, Elelyanova, P.Ivanov, etc. Among them are four women: A.Musina-Pushkin, A. Mikhailova, sisters M. and O. Ananya.

The first Russian permanent public theater was opened in 1756 in St. Petersburg, in the Golovkinsky House. Another series of actors Yaroslavl troupe F. Volkov, including the comic actor Ya.Shumky, was added to the actors who were trained in the hike case. The theater was headed by Sumarokov, whose classicistragedies amounted to the basis of the repertoire. The first place in the troupe was held by wolves, who changed Sumorov on the director post, and held this place until his death in 1763 (this theater in 1832 will receive the name of Alexandrinsky - in honor of the wife of Nicholas I.)

The first public performances in Moscow belong to 1756, when students of the university gymnasium under the leadership of their director, the poet M. Kharaskov, formed theatrical troupe in the university walls. Representatives of the Supreme Moscow Society were invited to the ideas. In 1776, on the basis of the former university troupe, a drama Theater was created, called Petrovsky (he is the same - theater of Medox). From this theater lead their pedigree large (operas and ballet) and small (dramatic) theaters of Russia.


And Petersburg, and Moscow troupes felt the lack of female actresses. In the Yaroslavl Troupe, the Volkov women were not at all, the women's roles performed the young men. However, later, when the first company actresses were signed, they went on stage only in the roles of young women, the role of comic old women remained for men. According to eyewitnesses, I sparkled in this special skill.

After the death of Volkov, Dmitrevsky became the first actor of the St. Petersburg troupe. His activity was extremely diverse. In 1767 he traveled abroad with an official instruction to gain actors for the French troupe in St. Petersburg, wrote the plays that put on stage and gave good fees, worked on the history of the Russian theater, inspected the work of the theater, taught young actors. In fact, all major next generation actors were his students - A.Krutitsky, K.Gomburov, S. Rakhmanov, A.D. Kratygin, S.Sandunov, T.Teproopolskaya, P.Plavilovsky, etc. In 1771, Dmitrevsky tried to reorganize and head the Moscow University Theater (making a competition that was not at the time not at the Affairs of Sumarokov), but this project did not take place.

As Russian theaters are developed, the government has become increasingly their role in the formation of ideology and public sentiment. In 1766, by order of Catherine II, the Directorate of Imperial Theaters was created, and in time all the leading theaters of Russia were transferred over time.

By the end of the 18th century. Fortiece theaters are distributed. Here for classes with actors, theatrical specialists were invited - actors, ballersters, composers. Some of the fortress theaters (Sheremeteva in Kuskov and Ostankina, Yusupov in Arkhangelsk) were the wealth of their productions exceeded the theaters of Kazenny. At the beginning of the 19th century. The owners of some fortress theaters begin to turn them into commercial enterprises (Shakhovskaya et al.). Many famous Russian actors came from fortress theaters, who were often released on the interpretations to play "free" theaters - incl. on the imperial scene (M. Shepkin, L. Nylin-Kositskaya, etc.).

In general, the process of forming a professional theater in Russia in 18 V. ended. The next, 19th century, has become a period of rapid development of all directions of the Russian theater.

Russian Theater at 19 V.

The first half of the 19th century. In Russia, married two the most important events, influenced all areas of public life and the theater, including.

The first of them is the war against Napoleonic France, which caused a huge increase in patriotic sentiment. For theater it had a dual value. First, the ruling circles and the intelligentsia realized the role and opportunities of theatrical art in the formation of public ideology. Questions related to the development of the theater at the very beginning of the 19th century. Discussed at meetings of liberty society lovers of literature, sciences and art. The follower of Radishcheva I.Pnin in his book Experience on enlightenment relative to Russia(1804) argued that the theater should contribute to the development of society. Secondly, the relevance of patriotic tragedies, full of alluzius with a modern situation ( Oedip in Athensand Dmitry DonskoyV. Zerova, the plays of F. Shiller and W. Waxpiera), contributed to the formation of romanticism. So, the new principles of the acting game were approved, the desire to individualization of the scenic heroes, the disclosure of their feelings and psychology. In the romantic manner of the game, the talent of the next generation artists was revealed - Y. Shusherina, A. Yakovlev, E. Semenova, who was highly appreciated by A.S. Pushkin. Among comedian actors were allocated V.Rykalov, I.Sosnitsky, M. Valberhova (performances YabedaCapnicker Brigadierand InexpensiveFonvizin, Fashionable shopand Lesson daughtersKrylova et al.). The victory over France has strengthened patriotic and romantic-psychological trends in theatrical art, this was particularly clearly manifested in the drama and theatrical and theoretical work of Pushkin, who defended the principles of genuine nationality in the Russian theater.

In the first quarter of 19 century. The first official allocation of the Russian Drama Theater also occurred in a separate direction (before the dramatic troupe worked together with the opera-ballet, and the same actors often performed in the performances of different genres). In 1824. former theater Medox was divided into two troupes - dramatic (small theater) and opera-ballet (large theater). Small theater gets a separate building. (In St. Petersburg, the dramatic troupe was separated from the musical in 1803, however, before moving in 1836, a separate building of the Alexandrinsky Theater still worked with the opera-ballet troupe in the Mariinsky Theater.)

However, the free development of literature and the theater was suspended in 1825, when the Decembrists' uprising led to strengthening the reaction. In 1826, government theaters are transferred to the Ministry of Imperial Yard. In 1828, an additional censorship of plays is introduced in the "third branch of his own imperial majesty of the Office". Colleagial control of theaters in 1829 is replaced by the uniqueness of the director subordinate to the government. Censorship prohibits the best dramatic works that time: Mount from UmA.Griboyedov (1824, the prohibition was removed in 1831); Boris GodunovA. Pushkin (1825, the prohibition is removed in 1866); MasqueradeM.Lermontova (1835, the prohibition is removed in 1862). The basis of the repertoire of the Russian theater of this period is waterville and monarchical plays of N.Kolkolnik, N.Polevoy, P. Bodovsky, etc. Against this background, a large public resonance caused a comedy formulation N.Gogol Auditor (1836).

By this time, the democratic direction of the development of acting art focuses in Moscow in the Small Theater. There is a strong troupe led by P.Mocal and Shcheckin. Shchepkin developed a psychological line of acting creativity, anticipating the aesthetic direction of critical realism, an approximate theater with life. The Schepkin school also belonged to other outstanding artists of the Small Theater - M. Lvov-Setsnetskaya, P. Orlova, V. Zhivokini, and others. Mochalov also represented the direction of tragic-romantic, Bunlet, inspired by high feelings and strong passions.

A different direction in the acting art appeared in the work of the premiere of the Alexandrinsky Theater V.Kratygin, in which the features of classic conventional, parade official were brightly affected. Thanks to Article V. Belinsky And my opinion about the game of Kratygin (1835) and Hamlet, drama Shakespeare. Urine in the role of Hamlet (1838) Karatygin and urban steel in the history of the theater symbols of two alternative Russian acting schools 19 V. Several schematizes, they can be defined as rational (karatygin) and built exclusively on inspiration (urine).

By 1830-1840 for years in Russia, the number of provincial theaters is significantly increasing, the first information and outstanding actors appear russian province, among them, K. Solenik, L. Mlotovskaya and others.

A new stage in the development of the Russian Theater 19 V. Related to the work of the playwright A.ostrovsky. The appearance of his plays provided the theater an extensive realistic national repertoire. Ostrovsky's dramaturgy demanded from the actors of the stage ensemble, the ability to create household characters, working on the word to transmit a kind of character's character. The proximity of aesthetic positions has led to the close and effective cooperation of the Ostrovsky with the Small Theater. Work on his drama contributed to an increase in acting troupes, and the talented game of actors determined stage success and increased the popularity of playwright. The talent of such actors such as P. Sadovsky, I.Samarin, S.Shumsky, L.Kositskaya, Pedotova, S.Vasilyev, N. Yurkalova, S.Akimova, N.Muzilova, Nikulina et al. In parallel with a realistic domestic direction, the line of the romantic tragedy successfully developed in the Small Theater, the most brightly represented in the work of the Great M.Ermolova (performances Emilia GalottiLesing Fuente OvlevunaLope de Vega, StormOstrovsky, Mary StuartSchiller et al.)

This period was marked by the whole constellation of theatrical names - acting and directories. The theatrical life of Burlila in both capitals, where the best forces of the Russian theater province were also tightened.

In St. Petersburg, the "key figure" of this time was V.Komissarzhevskaya. Debuting on the stage of the Alexandrinsky Theater in 1896 (she played in the amateur performances of Stanislavsky), the actress almost immediately won the hot love of the audience. Created by Her in 1904, its own theater played a huge role in the formation of the brilliant Pleiads of the Russian director. In the theater of the Commissioner in 1906-1907, for the first time at the metropolitan scene, the principles of the Meyerhold Conditional Theater (later he continued his experiments in the imperial theaters - Alexandrinsky and Mariinsky, as well as in the Tenishevskaya school and in the theater studio on Borodino Street). In the 1906-1907 season, at the Commissioner Theater, I played on the stage of A. Tairov (in 1907 he switched to an equally well-known first mobile publicly available drama at the Ligovsky People's House created by P. Haydeburov). In 1908-1909, in its theater, N. Ereinov installed performances, which created an ancient theater in St. Petersburg, where the performances of the French Middle Ages and Spanish Renaissance were reconstructed in a stylized form. By the 1910th in St. Petersburg was actively developed and so-called. Small theatrical forms, incl. Cabaret art. A stray dog, the hare of comedians and the curve mirror gave many loud names of the directors, actors, artists, writers and entered the history of the Russian theater. Petersburg became the birthplace of the Russian theater avant-garde - in 1913 the Union of Youth discovered a new futuristic theater (Opera A.Krucheny, V.Hlebnikov, M. Matyushina and K. Malevich Victory over the sunand tragedy V.Makovsky V.V. Mamikovsky).

In Moscow, the center of theatrical life was MHT. There was a brilliant constellation of actors who played in performances that attracted a huge number of viewers: O. Knipper, I.Moskvin, M. Lillin, M. Andreeva, A. Article, V.Kalov, M. Chekhov, and others. Many directions were also formed Modern Directory: In addition to Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko, it was the works of L.Solzhitsky, K. Marjanova, Vakhtangov; The world-famous G. Krag came to the production. The Basics and Modern Scenography are laid in the MHT: M. Dobuzhinsky, N. Roerich, A. Benua, B. Kustodiev, and others are attracted to work on its performances. MHT at that time actually defines all art life Moscow, incl. - and the development of small theatrical forms; The most popular Moscow Bat Theater "Bat Mouse" is created on the basis of MHT cabins. Against this background, the remaining theaters of Moscow look pretty pale. Perhaps the only team working on other artistic principles and at the same time having its audience audience was created in 1914 Tairov Chamber Theater.

Russian theater after 1917.

After the 1917 revolution, which has changed the entire lifeline of Russia, began a new stage and in the theater life of the country.

The new government understood the whole importance of theatrical art: On November 9, 1917, the decree of the Council of People's Commissars on the transfer of all Russian theaters in the conduct of the arts department of the State Commission for Enlightenment was issued. And on August 26, 1919, a decree on the nationalization of theaters appeared, for the first time in the history of Russia, the theater completely became a state of state (in ancient Greece such public policy It was held in the 5th century. BC.). The leading theaters are assigned the titles of academic: in the 1919 - a small theater, in 1920 - MHT and Alexandrinsky (renamed Petrograd State Academic Drama Theater). New theaters open. In Moscow - the 3rd Studio MCAT (1920, subsequently theater named after Vakhtangov); The theater of the revolution (1922, later - theater named I.Makovsky); Theater named after MGSPS (1922, today - theater of them. Mosovsovet); Moscow Theater for Children (1921, since 1936 - Central Children's Theater). In Petrograd - Big Drama Theater (1919); Gosault (1919, since 1920 moves to Moscow); Theater of young spectators (1922).

During this period, the direction of the campaign and mysterial area mass theater is actively developing. In Petrograd set Effect of III International(1919), Mystery of liberated labor, to the world commune, taking a winter palace(all - 1920); in Moscow - Pantomime Great Revolution(1918); in Voronezh - Praise revolution(1918); in Irkutsk - Labor and capital struggle(1921) and others. The slogan of the mass of art led to a huge growth of theatrical amateurness - the theaters of the prostrolet, later - the trams and teams "Blue Blouse".

In art, in general, in the theater, in particular, it was a very difficult period. Artists (like the whole country) were divided into supporters and opponents of the revolution. Several simplifying, it can be said that in the aesthetic sphere, the separation occurred on attitudes towards the traditions of world culture. Azart of the Social Experiment, aimed at building a new society accompanied artistic excitement of experimental arts, refusal from the cultural experience of the past. In 1920, Meyerhold put forward the program theatrical October, proclaimed the complete destruction of old art and the creation of the new art on his ruins. It is paradoxically that Meyerhold was the ideologist of this direction, deeply studied traditional theaters. But the destructive euphoria of the social reorganization also accompanied the euphoria of an artistic experiment - supported by the government and addressed to new viewers.

The key to success during this period was the experiment, innovation - of a different nature and directions. This is precisely this led to the existence of Meyerhold and exquisite "game performances" in the same period of futuristic politicizable, "fantastic realism" of Wakhtangov and experiments with performances for children of young N.Sats, the poetic biblical theater of Gabim and Eccentric FEXs and others. Theaters of a more traditional direction (MCAT, small, former Alexandrinsky, etc.) gave tribute to the present performances of revolutionary and romantic and satirical, but the sources indicate that the 1920s became a period of creative crisis for them.

The new period of the Russian theater began in 1932 by the decision of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b) "On the restructuring of literary and art organizations". The main method in art was recognized as a method of socialist realism. The time of artistic experiments ended, although it does not mean that further years did not give new achievements and success in the development of theatrical art. Just the "territory" of the allowed art narrowed, the performances of certain artistic directions - Typically, realistic. And an additional evaluation criterion appeared: ideologically thematic. So, for example, the unconditional achievement of the Russian theater since the mid-1930s became performances of the so-called. "Leninians", in which the scene was made by the image of V.Lenin ( Man with riflein the theater, Namakhtangov, as Lenin - B.Shukin; truthin the theater of the revolution, in the role of Lenin - M. Pushrath, etc.). Almost doomed to success were any performances on the plays "founder of socialist realism" by M. Gorky. This does not mean that every ideologically despicable performance was bad, just artistic criteria (and sometimes - and spectator success) in the state assessment of performances ceased to be decisive.

For many figures of the Russian Theater of the 1930s (and the second half of the 1940s, when ideological policies continued) were tragic. However, the Russian Theater continued to evolve. New directorial names appeared: A.Popov, Yu.Zavadsky, R. Simonov, B. Zakhava, A.Diki, N. Zhalopkov, L.Vivien, N. Akhlovov, N. Merchakov, M. Kedrov, M.Knebel, in . Sakhnovsky, B.Sushevich, I. Bershenev, A. Bryantsev, E.Dlov, etc. These names were mainly connected with Moscow and Leningrad and the director's school of the country's leading theaters. However, the fame and the works of many directors in other cities receive Soviet Union: N.Sobolistikov-Samarin (Gorky), N. Sinelnikov (Kharkov), I. Tomtsev (Yaroslavl), A. Kanin (Ryazan), V.Bityutsky (Sverdlovsk), N. Pokrovsky (Smolensk, Gorky, Volgograd) and others .

There is a new generation of actors. In Moscow, along with such cylindowns, like O. Knipper-Chekhov, V.Kalov, L. Lonidov, I. Moskvin, M.Tarkhanov, are confidently working N. Khmelev, B. Dobronravov, O. Indrovskaya, K. Lanskaya, and Tarasova, A.Gribov, B. Daras, M.Yanshin, M.prudekin, etc. In the Moscow theater of Leninsky Komsomol (formerly tram), actors and directors of the Mkhatov school - I. Bershenev, S. Birman, S.Giacintow are successfully operating. In the Small Theater, along with the actors of the older generation A. Yabelochny, V. Massalitinova, V. Yurizova, E.Turchaninova, A.Sostuzhev, P. Sadovsky, etc., the prominent place is occupied by new actors who have gained fame already in Soviet times: in . Passed, E.Gogolava, N. Annenkov, M.jarov, M. Sarev, I. Ilinsky (Raissed here after gap with Meyerhold). In the former Alexandrinsky theater (which in 1937 was awarded name A. Pushkin) The famous old masters - E. Korchagin-Alexandrovskaya, V. Michurina-Samoilova, E.Tima, B.Gorin-Goryhinov, I. Pevtsov, Yu.Yuriev, and others . Go to the scene together with young actors - N.Rashevskaya, E. Karyakina, E. Rolf-Israel, A. Barisov, N. Simonov, B. Babychny, N. Cherkasov, and others. In the theater I.Vakhtangov successfully operate B. Schukin, A.Orochenko, Ts.Mansurov, and others. In the theater of them. Mosmovsovet (former MGSPS and MOSPS) formed a strong troupe, consisting mainly of students of Y. Zavadsky - V. Maretskaya, N. Morvinov, R. Plyatt, O. Abdulov et al. Despite the fate of the main directors, the creativity of the actress of the Chamber Theater A.Koonen, as well as many actors of the Theater of Revolution and theater named after Meyerhold: M. Babanova, M. Astana, D. Unlova, M.Strauha, Yu. Glyaz, S. Martinson, E.Garina.

During the Great Patriotic War, Russian theaters mostly appealed to patriotic topic. The scenes were placed on the scenes written during this period ( InvasionL. Lonova, FrontA. Kornechuk, Guy from our cityand Russian peopleK. Simonova), and the plays of historical and patriotic subjects ( Peter I. A.N. Tolstoy, Feldmarshal KutuzovV.Solovieva et al.) The success of theatrical performances of this time has been denied the justice of the expression "when the guns say, the muses are silent." Especially clearly it was manifested in the deposited Leningrad. City Theater (later - Theater IM.Komissarzhevskaya) and theater Musical Comedy.who worked here the entire blockade, collected the full halls of the audience, despite the lack of heating, and often the lights, bombing and art freshers, deadly hunger. No matter how paradoxically, the inheritance of living conditions in the city became more discerning, the more aggravated the need of Leningrad residents in art, helping to survive. With joy, people met on-site performances and concerts on the advanced, in many theaters of the country were formed front brigades, protruding not only in the current army, but also in hospitals.

The period 1941-1945 also had another consequence for theatrical life of Russia and the Soviet Union: a significant increase in the artistic level of provincial theaters. Evacuation of theaters of Moscow and Leningrad and their work on the periphery inhales new life Local theaters contributed to the integration of scenic art and the exchange of creative experience.

However, after the end of the war, the patriotic lift of the theatrical art of wartime was replaced by decadent. Decision of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b) dated August 26, 1946 "On the repertoire of dramatic theaters and measures to improve its improvement" tightened ideological control and censorship. Russian art In general, the theater in particular was experiencing a crisis associated with the crisis of public.

The theater reflects the state of society, and the new round of the rise of the Russian scene also became a consequence of social change: the exposure of the cult of personality (1956) and the weakening of ideological policy, the so-called "Thaw."

Russian Theater in 1950-1980.

The update of the Russian theater began with the director. New theatrical aesthetics again formed in Moscow and Leningrad.

In Leningrad, this process was less bright, not so much revolutionary as an evolutionary way. It is associated with the name of Tovstonogov, from 1949 who headed the Leningrad Theater of the Leninsky Komsomol, and in 1956, which became the artistic director of BDT. Magnificent troupe (E. Lebedev, K. Lavrov, Yuanovskaya, N.Shiko et al. Most of them managed to realize their own creative potential in Moscow.

Many actors of Leningrad were a great contribution to the formation of Russian theatrical arts: I. Gorbachev, N. Simonov, Y. Tollubeev, N. Hrakasov, B. Frendlich, O. Belzak, L. Shtikan, N. Burov et al. (Theater. Pushkin); D. Barkov, L.Dyachkov, Gzhzhzhov, A.Petrenko, A.Vikovich, A.Freindlich, M. Boyarsky, S.Migitsko, I. Mazurkevich, et al. (Theater of them. Lenovet); V. Yakovlev, R. Gromadsky, E.Ziganshina, V.Takka et al. (Theater of the Leninsky Komsomol); T.Aabrosimova, N. Boyarsky, I. Krasko, C.Lgraf, Yu.O.Ovsyanko, V.Orobik, et al. (Theater IM.Komissarzhevskaya); E. Yungher, S. Filippov, M. Svetin et al. (Comedy Theater); L. Makaryev, R. Lebedev, L. Sokolova, N. Lavrov, N.Ivanov, A.Hochinsky, A.Shuranova, O. Volkov, etc. (theater of young spectators); N.Akimova, N. Lavrov, T.Seskobova, S. Bekhev, I.Ivanov, V.Sipicuk, P. Semak, I.Sklar, etc. (MDT, he is the same - theater of Europe).

In Moscow, the formation of a new theater aesthetics happened more violently and clearly. Here, first of all, the name of A.Ephros, who did not become the banner of any theatrical revolution, although, each of his performance caused a huge interest of criticism and viewers. Having headed in 1954, the Central Children's Theater, Epros, rallied around him a group of talented youth - O. Eremova, O.Tabakov, L.Durova, and others. The artistic program was largely formed, led in 1958 to the opening of the "Contemporannik" theater. This marked the offensive of the new era of the Russian scene. The renewal of the aesthetics of the realistic psychological theater was combined in the "contemporary" with the search for new means of artistic expressiveness. Young troupe - O.Fremov, O.Tabakov, E. Evstigneev. In the Central Theater of the Red Army (today - Central Academic Theater Russian army) The traditions of the psychological theater retained A. Popov and B. Lvov-Anokhin (later headed the theater of them. Stanislavsky and many set in a small theater). The performances of B. Rovsensky are well known - in the theater named after I. Pushkin and in Malom. Working in different theaters, the highest artistic authority for several decades kept Epros. In the Satira Theater, M. Zakharov passed on, later embodied his aesthetics in the theater. Leninsky Komsomol. In the 1970s, the success was accompanied by the debuts of the directorists A. Vasilyev and B. Morozov. But perhaps the most loud Russian theater of 1970-1980 was the Moscow Theater on Taganka and his director of Y.Lubimov.


During this time, several generations were formed in Moscow wonderful actorsbelonging to different schools possessing high professionalism and bright individuality. True, for a number of years, the situation in the MCATA troupe - the legendary Mkatovskie old people continued to shine on the stage, but the renewal of the troupe began to occur since 1970, when the theater was headed by Efremov. Well-known actors who formed in different theaters came here, but managed to create a new magnificent ensemble: E. Evstigneev, A.Kalyagin, A.Popov, I.Smoktunovsky V.Lovova, O. Yakovsky, A.Abdulov, A.Zbruev, I. Churikova, N. Karachenz, T.dogilyev, E.Shanin, etc. In the "contemporary" to the kernel, the troupe is added actors whose names are becoming no less known: M. Neelova, L. Shedzhakova, V. Gaft, E. Yakovlev, and Lyontev et al. In the theater on the Small Bronnaya, where in the early 1960s, L. Osharevskaya and B.Tenin blushed, O. Yakovlev, L.Durov, N. Volkov, M.Kozakov, A. Glasakov, Saifullin, etc. After the prime minister in the theater of the Nam. Stanislavsky Adult daughter young man(A.Vasiliev's statement) and Sirano de Bergerac(Stopping B. Morozov) became known the names of A. Filosova, S.Shakurova, V.Koreneva, E. Vitorgana, A. Balter. Reveal in the "Hermitage" theater under the leadership of M. Elitin individuality L. Polyashuk, E. Rodchikova, V. Ga View and others. In the theater of them. Mikovsky formed and stronger talents

On the one hand, the theatrical successes of Russian theaters of the 1960-1980s conquered it was not easy. Often, the best performances went to the viewer with great difficulty, and it was forbidden because of ideological considerations, and the awards and premiums received the performances of medium, but ideologically weathered. On the other hand, the semi-official status of the theater "Oppositionist" almost always attached it to its performances additional "Spectator Capital": they initially received a greater chance of rolling success and attachment to creative victories (often despite the real artistic level). This is evidenced by the history of the theater on Taganka: any performance of the first "Lyubimovsky" period in the liberal environment was considered ingenious, the professional criticism of the shortcomings was most often regarded as a strajer. On the Russian stage of that time, an allegory, a hint, allusions with modern reality, was a guarantee of visual success. At the same time, it is not necessary to forget that in the public situation of state theaters all theatrical experiments (including political) were funded by the state. By the beginning of the 1980s, a new theater building with a modern technical equipment was built for semi-end taganka. Often political and social criteria in the assessment of performances often outweigh the artistic - both in the official and in informal assessment. Weighted, adequate attitude towards performances of that time was almost impossible. Then it understood very few.

Change of political formation In the early 1990s and a long period of economic destruction dramatically changed the life of the Russian theater. The first period of weakening (and after - and cancel) of ideological control was accompanied by Euphoria: now you can put and show the audience anything. After canceling the centralization of theaters in many, new groups were organized - theaters studios, entrepreneurs, etc. However, a few of them survived in the new conditions - it turned out that, besides the ideological dictate, there is a dictate of the audience: the public will look only what she wants. And if in conditions of state financing of the theater, the filling of the visual hall is not too important, then in the self-sufficiency of the soldier in the hall - the most important survival condition. Under these conditions, the profession of the manager and producer could be especially popular in the theater, which, in addition to the study of the audience demand, would search for sponsors and investors. However, today the most talented and successful theatrical producers are directors and actors (one of the examples - tobacco). A truly talented directors (especially combining creative gifts with the ability to fit into the situation of a market economy) were able to "survive" and got the opportunity to fully disclose their ideas.

A. Galibin, V.Pazy, Kozlov, as well as even more young and radical avant-gardeists: B. Yukhananov, A.Pratin, A.Moguchi, V.Kramer, Klim, and others. Actively develops adjacent to theater direction of capening and installation . I. Eppelbaum, pushing out from the aesthetics of the doll theater, experiments with all the components of the spectacle in its theater "Shadow". E. Grishkovets invents his theatrical aesthetics. Since 2002, a project has opened Theater.doc., built on the refusal of the literary basis of performances: the material for them is to decrypt real interviews with representatives of the social group to which the heroes of future productions also belong. And this is not all today's theatrical experiments.

The new twist of the development of the Russian theater largely contributed to access to world culture and its theater experience, which helps to understand their own work and the transition to the next step.

Today, the necessity of theater reform is widely discussed. For the first time, the question of the urgent need of theatrical reform was raised in the early 1980s. True, then she was connected mainly with the need to change labor legislation Actors' work. The fact is that in the troupes of state theaters, along with the demanded actors, there were a lot of those who did not receive roles for years. However, it was impossible to dismiss them, which means that the hiring of new members of the troupe was impossible. The Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR, as an experiment, in the early 1980s in individual theaters was introduced by the so-called. The re-election system when the contract with actors was only a few years. This system then caused many debates and discontent: the main argument against it was reproached in social insecurity. However, the change of political formation of Russia destroyed the relevance of such a reform: market economy Itself began to regulate the number of theatrical troupe.

In the post-Soviet period, the outlines of theatrical reform changed dramatically, they switched mainly in the financing area theater collectives, the need for state support of culture in general and theaters in particular, etc. Possible reform causes many diverse opinions and hot blast. The first steps of this reform was the decree of the Government of Russia 2005 on additional financing of a number of theaters and educational theatrical institutions of Moscow and St. Petersburg. However, the system development of the theatrical reform scheme is still far away. What it will be - it is not yet clear.

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Photo of the beginning of the twentieth century.

If I tell you that in the photo placed a little above Lenin, then I think most of you will be the first reaction will be "not like". Still, we are familiar to see the photographs of the leader of the world proletariat of Vladimir Ilyich Lenia.
Not everyone knows that in the first half of the twentieth century, another Lenin was popular - actor Mikhail Frantseich Lenin.
Naturally, the coincidence of pseudonyms led to some interesting moments. Here is some of them.
In 1905, Mikhail Frantsevich turned from the pages of the Moscow Vedomosti newspaper to the public with an urgent request: "I, artist of the Imperial Small Theater Mikhail Lenin, I ask not to confuse me with this political adventurer Vladimir Lenin."

Gradually, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin's fame and in the April issue 1917, Ramp and Life magazine had to be explained again: the first cover was published a photo of the actor with the signature "Please do not mix."
Interesting and some legends about two Lenins. For one of them, once in the office to K. S. Stanislavsky came running to the messenger and shouted: "Konstantin Sergeevich, misfortune: Lenin died!" "A-ah, Mikhail Frantsevich!" - Russed the hands of Stanislavsky. "No - Vladimir Ilyich!". "The pah-pah-pah," Stanislavsky stood around the tree, - pah-pah-pah! .. ".
The fun and rumor that I. V. Stalin said: "I can not leave Lenin to give the Order of Lenin ... the people will not understand this!".
What is surprising, after all this, Mikhail Frantseich Lenin October 26, 1949 was awarded the Order of Lenin!
Mikhail Frantsevich Lenin (real surname Ignatyuk, 1880 - 1951) - Russian dramatic actor, one of the cornea of \u200b\u200bthe small theater. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1937 g).

Alexandra Aleksandrovna Yablokhn (1866-1964), outstanding Russian and Soviet actress theater, folk artist USSR (1937), Winner of the Stalin Prize (1943), three times Cavalier of Lenin Order.

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Maria Nikolaevna Yermolova (1853-1928), an outstanding Russian actress. Honored Artist of Imperial Theaters, People's Artist of the Republic (1920). Labor hero (1924).

Stanislavsky, Konstantin SergeevichWikipedia


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Konstantin Sergeevich Stanislavsky (real name - Alekseev; 1863-1938), an outstanding Russian theater director, actor and teacher. People's Artist of the USSR (1936).


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Vasily Ivanovich Kachalov (real name Schwebugovich, 1875 - 1948), outstanding Russian and Soviet theatrical actor; national artist USSR (1936), Winner of the Stalin Degree Prize (1943); Awarded by two orders of Lenin and the Order of the Labor Red Banner.

Gzovskaya, Olga VladimirovnaWikipedia

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Olga Vladimirovna Gzovskaya (1883 - 1962), an outstanding actress of the theater and cinema.

Roschina-Insarova, Catherine Nikolaevna - Wikipedia


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Ekaterina Nikolaevna Roshchina-Insarova (URB. Pash) (1883-1970), Russian dramatic actress.
Daughter of actor N.P.ROsarina-Insarova, Sister of the People's Artist of the USSR V.N.pashinny.

For the first time, Roshchina-Insarov was published in 1897 in 1899 Roshchina-Insarov was invited to N.N.Silennikov to his Kiev troupe, a lot was playing in the province (in the theaters of Astrakhan, Penza, Rostov-on-Don, Samara and others. Cities .) And at the Moscow Theater F. A. Korsha. 1905-1909 Roschina-Insarova performed on the scene of the Theater of the Literary and Art Society in St. Petersburg. In 1909-1911 - in the theater K. Nezlobin in Moscow. In 1911-1913. Roshchina-Insarova worked in the Small Theater, in 1913-1919 in St. Petersburg, in the Alexandrinsky Theater.

The Roshchi-Insaro game was distinguished by the grace and depth of experiences.
In 1918, N.P.ROsina-Insarova left with her husband Count S. Rignatev, from Moscow to South, and in 1919 emigrated from Russia.
The first performance of N.P.ROW-Insarovaya in Paris took place at the evening of memory L.N. Tolstoy January 5, 1921.
In 1922, N.P.ROsina-Insarova participated in the play of the Russian Theater Agency "Jealousy" M.P.Artsybashev.

N.P.ROsina-Insarova organized her troupe, opened the Russian chamber theater and the studio in Riga, which existed for two seasons. In 1925, Roshchina-Insarova returned to Paris, where he gave performances in the Alber Theater.
In 1926, when the 25th anniversary of the stage activity of N.P. Roshchina-Insarova was noted, it was welcomed by many outstanding people, including: A. Kuprin, I. Bunin, K. Balmont, N.Teffi, B. Zaitsev, you. I. Nemirovich-Danchenko.
In the following years, Roshchina-Insarova participated in literary and art evenings, concerts, prefabricated performances, gave the lessons of acting skills, played in the George and Lyudmila Pitooye Theater, was a director and executive of roles in the Pieces of Nemirovich-Danchenko, N.Teffi, Ostrovsky, and others. .

The last time Roshchina-Insarov spoke in 1957 at night the memory of N.Teffe. In the same year she moved to Korma-en-Parisi (Paris suburb) to the Russian senile house. Roschina-Insarov died in Paris on March 28, 1970.

To finish the story about this actress, I want the words of Merezhkovsky, who called it "one of our most subtle and captivating artists."


Vera Fedorovna Commissionerzhevskaya (1864-1910), an outstanding Russian dramatic and tragedy actress and a director, called "Russian Duza".

Vera Commissionerzhevskaya was born on October 27 (November 8) 1864 in St. Petersburg. The daughter of the famous singer, she sang and later played in amateur performances K.S. Stanislavsky.
From 1896 to 1902, Vera Commissionerzhevskaya consisted of a troupe of the Alexandrinsky Theater in St. Petersburg.
In 1902, Vera Commissarzhevskaya visited the US tour.
In 1904, Vera Commissionerzhevskaya opened its own theater in St. Petersburg - the Commissioner Commissioner.

Vera Commissionerzhevskaya played about a thousand roles in classic and modern Pieces, including the role of Nina in the first stage of the seagull A.P.hekhov. Among the friends of the Commissioner, the writers of M. Gorky and L.N.andreyev.
Commissarzhevskaya died from smallpox, infected during the tour in Tashkent 10 (23) of February 1910



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Alexander Leonidovich Vishnevsky (real surname Vishnevetsky, 1863-1943), an outstanding Russian actor, hero of labor, honored artist of the republic.

As a famous Moscow Art Theater (MHT) opened on 14 (26) October 1898 by the premiere of "Tsar Fyodor John" A. Tolstoy. Boris Godunova played Alexander Leonidovich Vishnevsky in this performance. In the troupe MHT A.L. Vishnevsky was invited on the recommendation of the Great Russian actress Glycheria Nikolaevna Fedotova.

Alexander Leonidovich Vishnevsky was the first performer of the title role in the Mhatsky play "Uncle Vanya". In general, Vishnevsky played a lot of Chekhov. His favorite role was Dr. Dorn, he played him in the first formulation of "Seagulls" on stage Art Theater.. He was the first performer of the role of Kulagina in the "three sisters". For his long theatrical life of A.L. Vishnevsky played a lot of wonderful roles in the plays "on the bottom", "grief from the mind", "Hamlet", "Julius Caesar", "Autumn Violins", "Sellers of Fame", "Snow Maiden", etc.

A.L. Vishnevsky was the first artist who was assigned the title Hero of Labor.

When the Great Patriotic War began, A.L. Vishnevsky together with Mkhatovsky old men was evacuated in Tbilisi. Fear of the German offensive forced Vishnevsky to move to Tashkent. There Alexander Leonidovich Vishnevsky and died in 1943.


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Olga Leonardovna Knipper-Chekhov (1868 - 1959), an outstanding Russian actress; People's Artist of the USSR (1937), the wife of A. P. Chekhov.

Cold, Vera Vasilevna - Wikipedia

Pavlova

Vera Lyadova was the first primordial Russian operetta, and it was she who caused the unprecedented success of this musical genre on the Alexandrin scene in the late 1860s. As noted in the sources, in addition to the magnificent stage appearance, congenital musicality, beautiful voice And beautiful choreography, she had a humor and a "special chic cascade cascade actress." She equally successfully performed in operetta, and in ballet, and in drama.

The viewer went to the Alexandrinsky Theater "On Lyadov". Her name in the poster ensured not just a full fee, but every time - a celebration, triumph "Queen Kankana". Tickets for the performance were mined miracle - only by appointment, while they were ready to pay two, three, five times more than their real price. According to M. O. Yankovsky, after the "Beautiful Elena" setting, the St. Petersburg imperial drama has become 5-6 years in the real theater operetta from the point of view of repertoire saturation.

5 facts about Lyadov

  • Fair's sorry for Lyadovaya in the ballet troupe of St. Petersburg Imperial theaters was 600 rubles in silver per year.
  • Piece Jacques Offenbach "Beautiful Elena" with Vera Lighovaya in the very first season withstands in the Alexandrin theater forty two views.
  • Coming out married the balletmaster of Lion Ivanov, Vera Lyadova added to his surname and surname of her husband, becoming Lyadova-Ivanova. This surname is carved and on the tombstone of the actress.
  • Lyadov, who did not leave the ballet scene more than a decade, three times during this time became a mother. Of the three her sons born, the first died in infancy, and two survived, but the youngest of them were deaf-and-and-day.
  • The funeral of Lyadov's faith became her last triumph. The crowd blocked all the streets for which a mourning procession was passed. The coffin carried on the hands of the artists of the imperial theaters to the Smolensk cemetery, which gathered so much the people that many were closed on the trees, partitions and even canopies on the graves.

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