Viktor Borisovich Mirny

November 11, 1962

Luhansk, Luhans'ka Oblast', Ukraine

Viktor Borisovich took part in performances of the Voronezh Drama Theater (1979-1983). He became an artist of the Grodno Drama Theater (1983-1988), where he played the roles of Boris ("Eternally Alive" Viktor Sergeevich Rozov), Nikolka ("Women’s Riot" by Yevgeny Nikolaevich Ptichkin) and others. Artist of the theater "Koleso" the city of Togliatti (1988-1993), among the roles are Nikita ("The Power of Darkness" by Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy), Cassio ("Othello" by William Shakespeare) and others. Since 1993 he has been performing on the stage of the Samara Drama Theater. Among Mirny's main roles are: Ganin (Vladimir Nabokov's "Mary"), George ('Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck) and others. Currently a movie actor. Participates in All-Russian theater festivals.

Viktor Borisovich Mirny

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Background

Viktor Borisovich Mirny was born on November 11, 1962 in Luhansk, Luhans'ka Oblast', Ukraine.

Career

Viktor Borisovich took part in performances of the Voronezh Drama Theater (1979-1983). He became an artist of the Grodno Drama Theater (1983-1988), where he played the roles of Boris ("Eternally Alive" Viktor Sergeevich Rozov), Nikolka ("Women’s Riot" by Yevgeny Nikolaevich Ptichkin) and others. Artist of the theater "Koleso" the city of Togliatti (1988-1993), among the roles are Nikita ("The Power of Darkness" by Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy), Cassio ("Othello" by William Shakespeare) and others. Since 1993 he has been performing on the stage of the Samara Drama Theater. Among Mirny's main roles are: Ganin (Vladimir Nabokov's "Mary"), George ('Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck) and others.

Currently a movie actor. Participates in All-Russian theater festivals.

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