Background
Ilya Royblat was born on August 1, 1923 in the city of Voronezh, Russian Federation.
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Ilya Grigorievich Royblat
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Ilya Grigorievich graduated from the two courses of the Voronezh Choreographic School (1941).
Career
Ilya Grigorievich was a soloist of the Voronezh Musical Comedy Theater (Musical Theater, Opera and Ballet Theater) in character and comic dances (1947-1974), inspector of the ballet troupe (1960-1974). The director and choreographer of the amateur choreographic ensemble "Vesna", the dance ensembles of the Voronezh Forestry Institute and of the Karl Marx House of Culture. Dance director in performances: "Eugene Onegin" Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1961), "Free Wind" Isaac Dunaevsky (1963, both together with Leonid Taube), "Long-distance roads" Alexander Flyarkovsky (1964), "Russian woman" Cyril Molchanov (1969) , "Violet of Montmartre" by Imre Kalman (1971, together with Valentin Ryabukhin) and others.
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1941