Peter Petrovich Struysky

Background

Peter Petrovich Struysky was born in 1862 in the Russian Federation.

Career

Peter Petrovich started his activity in 1891 (Tambov). He held an enterprise in a number of major cities: Perm, Voronezh, Yekaterinburg, Rostov, Saratov, and Ufa. In 1914, he built the Zamoskvoretsky theatre (Struisky theatre) in Moscow. In Voronezh, he filmed the Winter (as well as Summer) theater in 1905-1907. The repertoire reflected the social cataclysms of the time. In December 1906, the 25th anniversary of Struysky's creative activity was celebrated, which caused a wide response from the Russian theatrical community.

Works

• play

  • Sister Beatrice

    (by Maurice Maeterlinck)

  • Wilhelm tell

    (by Friedrich Schiller)

  • the Sunken bell

    (by Gerhart Hauptmann)

  • Gannele

    (by Gerhart Hauptmann)

  • the Struggle for the throne

    (by Henrik Ibsen)

  • Cottagers

    (by Maxim Gorky)

  • Children of the sun

    (by Maxim Gorky)

  • barbarians

    (by Maxim Gorky)