Matvey Abramovich Osherovsky

October 24, 1920 (age 88)

Rostov-na-donu, Rostov, Russian Federation

In 1946, Matvey Abramovich became an artist and director of the Kharkov Comedy Theater (until 1951). His main achievements: Chief director of the Gorky (1952-1954), Voronezh (1955-1958) theaters of musical comedy, the Krasnodar Theater of Operetta (1958-1960), the Stavropol Regional Theater of Musical Comedy (1961-1962), the Odessa Theater of Musical Comedy (1962-1977). In 1977, he took the position of the professor of the Gnessin State Musical Pedagogical Institute (now Gnessin State Musical College) (Moscow). He also was the Deputy Chief Director of the Olympics in Moscow (1980). His main performances: "The Merry Widow", "Frascuita" of Ferenc Legar, "White Acacia" of Isaac Dunaevsky, "Lanterns-lanterns", "Kiss of Chanita" of Yuri Milyutin, "Kolombina" of Alexey Ryabov, "Fakir for an hour" of Nikita Bogoslovsky, "Margi" of Igor Ipatov, "The Dream of Glory" of Emmanuel Hinkis, and others. Matvey Abramovich Osherovsky died in Moscow after a massive stroke at the age of 89.

Matvey Abramovich Osherovsky

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Background

Matvey Abramovich Osherovsky was born on October 24, 1920 in Rostov-na-Donu, Rostov, Russian Federation.

Education

Matvey Abramovich Osherovsky began his creative activity at the Moscow Art Academic Theater named after M. Gorky. He graduated from the department of general stage management of the State Institute of Theatrical Art named after A.V. Lunacharsky (now Russian Academy of Theatre Arts).

Career

In 1946, Matvey Abramovich became an artist and director of the Kharkov Comedy Theater (until 1951). His main achievements: Chief director of the Gorky (1952-1954), Voronezh (1955-1958) theaters of musical comedy, the Krasnodar Theater of Operetta (1958-1960), the Stavropol Regional Theater of Musical Comedy (1961-1962), the Odessa Theater of Musical Comedy (1962-1977). In 1977, he took the position of the professor of the Gnessin State Musical Pedagogical Institute (now Gnessin State Musical College) (Moscow). He also was the Deputy Chief Director of the Olympics in Moscow (1980).

His main performances: "The Merry Widow", "Frascuita" of Ferenc Legar, "White Acacia" of Isaac Dunaevsky, "Lanterns-lanterns", "Kiss of Chanita" of Yuri Milyutin, "Kolombina" of Alexey Ryabov, "Fakir for an hour" of Nikita Bogoslovsky, "Margi" of Igor Ipatov, "The Dream of Glory" of Emmanuel Hinkis, and others.

Matvey Abramovich Osherovsky died in Moscow after a massive stroke at the age of 89.

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