Background
ZAGAROV, Aleksandr was born on January 17, 1877 in Yelizavetgrad, now Kirovograd.
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Aleksandr Leonidovich ZAGAROV
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1898 graduate Nemirovich-Danchenko’s class at Drama Department, Musical Drama College, Moscow Philharmonic Social.
Career
1898—1906 (with intervals) worked for Moscow Arts Theater. 1901 began stage director work in Yaroslavl. Actor and stage director at theaters in Tiflis, Riga, Kherson and Kiev.
1909-1910 chief stage director, Korsh Theater, Moscow. 1911-1916 actor and stage director, Alexandrine Theater, Petrograd. After 1917 October Revol worked for over 10 years in Ukraine.
Directed Shevchenko Theater in Kiev, then Khar’kov Krasnozavodskiy Theater. Then actor and stage director at theaters in Penza, Vladivostok, Khabarovsk, Kovrov, et cetera 1939-1941 at Saratov Young Playgoers’ Theater and Saratov’s Marx Theater.
From 1901 taught stagecraft at South.V. Khalyutina’s Studio, Moscow Arts Theater School, Sukhodol’skaya Theater Studio, et cetera From 1920 professor, Kiev Musical Drama Institute. Wrote many articles on the theater.
Roles: Kleshch in Gorky's Afa dne (The Lower Depths). Sorin in Chekhov's Chayka (The Seagull). Publius and Pindar in Shakespeare's “Julius Caesar”.
Stockman in Ibsen’s “Doctor Stockman”. Orgonne in “Tartuffe”. Yegor in Yegor Bulychov i drugiye (Yegor Bulychyov and Company), after Gorky.
Mal’ko in Afinogenov’s Strakh (Fear) and Dalyokoye (The Distant fast);Productions “Tartuffe”. “The Marriage of Figaro”. Vragi (The Enemies); Aristokraty (The Aristocrats).
Ostrovskiy’s Besprodannitsa (Girl Without a Dowry). Rakhmanov’s Bespokoynaya starost’ (Restless Old Age), et cetera
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Nationality
Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics