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Yevgenia Davydovna Edjubova was born circa 1905 in Voronezh, Russian Federation.
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Yevgenia Davydovna Edjubova
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Yevgenia Davydovna EdjubovaYevgenia Davydovna Edjubova was a Russian ballet dancer and teacher in Voronezh.
She staged dance performances in such operettas as "The Fair at Sorochyntsi" by Alexey Ryabov, "The Sea Spread Wide" by Nikita Bogoslovsky, "Marina" by Imre Kalman, "The Blue Mazurka" by Franz Lehar, "Rose-Marie" by Herbert Stotgart and others.
She staged dance performances in such operettas as "The Fair at Sorochyntsi" by Alexey Ryabov, "The Sea Spread Wide" by Nikita Bogoslovsky, "Marina" by Imre Kalman, "The Blue Mazurka" by Franz Lehar, "Rose-Marie" by Herbert Stotgart and others.
Career
Yevgenia Davydovna was a teacher of the Voronezh Academy of Choreography (1940-1941, 1945-1946), where she put on the stage "Walpurgis night" by Leo Delibes and concert numbers. She was a choreographer of the Voronezh theater of Musical Comedy (1944-1946). Afterward, she became the Chief Choreographer of the Irkutsk theater of Musical Comedy.
Career
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1940 - 1941
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1944 - 1946
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1945 - 1946
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1946