Background
Boris Stepanovich Petrovsky was born in 1920.
Boris Stepanovich Petrovsky was born in 1920.
Boris Stepanovich Petrovsky graduated from the Saratov Acting School.
Boris Stepanovich Petrovsky started working in Chardjou city in The Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic, where he participated in theatre establishing (since 1940).
Soloist of the Omsk Musical Comedy Theater, Voronezh Musical Comedy Theater (1951-1959), Krasnodar Musical Comedy Theater. The main parties: Suvorov ("Field Marshal's Daughter" by Oscar Borisovich Feltsman), Vaska Cat ("The Gigantic Turnip" by Pavel Kuzmich Aedonitsky), Jacob Nakonechnikov ("The White Acacia" by Isaak Dunaevsky), Siko ("Keto and Kote" by Viktor Isidorovich Dolidze), Yashka Artilleryman ("The Wedding in Malinovka" by Boris Alexandrovich Aleksandrov), Stefan, Florimon, Boney ("Maritsa", "Violet of Montmartre", "Silva" by Imre Kalman), Negos ("The Merry Widow" by Franz Lehar), Stefan, Falk ("The Gypsy Baron", "The Bat" by Johann Strauss) and many others.