Donetsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre named after A. Solovyanenko was established in 1932 in Donetsk on the basis of fit-up theatre of Right-bank Ukraine. Since 15 March 1932 the theatre was transferred to Donetsk theatre group[1] The first season opened on September 1, 1932 with opera Prince Igor composed by Alexander Borodin.[2] On April 12, 1941, the Theatre opened the season in the new theater building by premiere of Mikhail Glinka'sIvan Susanin.[3][4] On August 7, same year, the premiere of the first ballet performance Laurencia by Alexander Crain was held.
After the outbreak of the World War Two part of the company was evacuated to Kyrgyzstan, later, in June 1942, the theater moved to Przhevalsk city, where actors held concerts in hospitals and military units.[5] In January 1944 the theater returned to Donetsk and already in September, right after the liberation of the Donets Basin a premiere of Alexander Borodin's Prince Igor took place.
On October 2, 1977, the Theater was awarded with Academic status for significant contribution to the development of Soviet art. In 1992 the Choreographic School of Vadym Pysarev was established in the Theater. Starting from 1994 the Theater has been hosting the International Festival "World Ballet Stars", Vadim Pisarev is as well the founder and art director.
The theatre building was initially designed for drama theatre, construction works started in 1936. Ludwig Kotovskiy was the leading architect and overall management of construction project was scheduled by Solomon Krol'. The theater building is made in classic style. On three sides approaches to the theater are organized. The auditorium and the lobby are decorated with stucco details. Initially, the auditorium was designed for 1300 seats, at the present time there are 976.[7] Above the mezzanine and balcony of the auditorium, as well as in some niches of the foyer there are sculptural busts of composers, poets and decorative vases. The theater is equipped with mechanized stage, the main stage area is 560 m2. It can withstand the load of up to 75 tons.
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Ballet TheatreAddressArtema street 82DonetskUkraineCapacity976 seatsOpened1941 04 12After the outbreak of the World War Two part of the company was evacuated to Kyrgyzstan later in June 1942 the theater moved to Przhevalsk city where actors held concerts in hospitals and military units 5 In January 1944 the theater returned to Donetsk and already in September right after the liberation of the Donets Basin a premiere of Alexander Borodin s Prince Igor took place On October 2 1977 the Theater was awarded with Academic status for significant contribution to the development of Soviet art In 1992 the Choreographic School of Vadym Pysarev was established in the Theater Starting from 1994 the Theater has been hosting the International Festival World Ballet Stars Vadim Pisarev is as well the founder and art director On December 9 1999 by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine the theater was named after Soviet Ukrainian opera singer Anatoliy Solovyanenko 6 Donetsk Opera Theatre during Nazi occupation 1941 1943The Donetsk Opera Theatre in 2008Cinderella performanceContents 1 Architecture 2 The troupe 2 1 Management 2 2 Opera 2 3 Ballet 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksArchitecture editThe theatre building was initially designed for drama theatre construction works started in 1936 Ludwig Kotovskiy was the leading architect and overall management of construction project was scheduled by Solomon Krol The theater building is made in classic style On three sides approaches to the theater are organized The auditorium and the lobby are decorated with stucco details Initially the auditorium was designed for 1300 seats at the present time there are 976 7 Above the mezzanine and balcony of the auditorium as well as in some niches of the foyer there are sculptural busts of composers poets and decorative vases The theater is equipped with mechanized stage the main stage area is 560 m2 It can withstand the load of up to 75 tons The troupe editMany famous artists started their career in Donetsk Opera and Ballet Theatre among them Yuri Gulayev Anatoliy Solovyanenko Nickolay Momot 8 Valentin Zemlyanskiy 9 10 Alexander Korobeychenko and others they were the People s artists of Ukraine 11 12 The Theatre was named after prominent opera tenor Anatoliy Solovyanenko awardee of Taras Shevchenko and Lenin Prizes who was born in Donetsk In different years on the stage of Donetsk Opera and Ballet Theatre such stars of Soviet Union art danced and sang as Ivan Kozlovsky and Sergei Lemeshev Maria Bieshu Olga Lepeshinskaya Marina Semenova Klavdiya Shulzhenko and many others Current troupe of the Theatre includes 2014 Management edit Director Honoured Artist of Ukraine Vasiliy Ryabenkiy Art Director People s Artist of Ukraine Vadim Pisarev Chief Choirmaster People s Artist of Ukraine Ludmila Streltsova Chief choreographer People s Artist of Ukraine Evgeniya Hasyanova Chief conductor Honoured Artist of Ukraine Vasily VasilenkoOpera edit People s Artist of Ukraine s Tamara Lagunova since 1977 People s Artist of Ukraine Valentin Zemlyanskiy People s Artist of Ukraine Nickolay Momot since 1969 Honored Artist of Ukraine Kaleria Kamenyanova Honored Artist of Ukraine Petr Labatiy Honored Artist of Ukraine Anatoly Voronin Honored Artist of Ukraine Vasily Sorokin since 1966 13 Ballet edit Anastasia Aseyeva Svetlana Bednenko Roman Belgorodskiy Yekaterina Botaikina Inna Dorofeieva Maxim Valchik Irina Komarenko Honored Artist of Ukraine Yulia Polgorodnik Honored Artist of Ukraine 14 and many others See also editDonetsk Donetsk National Academic Ukrainian Musical and Drama TheatreReferences edit http donetsk opera ballet org index php module history Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera and Ballet Theatre Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera and Ballet Theatre http donetsk opera ballet org index php module history http donetsk opera ballet org index php module history http donetsk opera ballet org index php module history Doneckij akademicheskij gosudarstvennyj teatr opery i baleta imeni A B Solovyanenko 4 July 2008 Znamenityj Otello nachinal kak mashinist parovoza 5 December 2007 Veb sajt Doneckoyi oblasnoyi derzhavnoyi administraciyi Vydayushiesya deyateli Archived from the original on 2011 09 28 Retrieved 2011 08 29 http donetsk opera ballet org index php module history Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera and Ballet Theatre Mistika Anatoliya Solovyanenko Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera and Ballet Theatre Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera and Ballet Theatre External links editOfficial website in Russian Former website archived on 25 January 2013 Old pictures of the Theatre Anatoliy Solovyanenko biography in Russian 48 00 22 N 37 48 10 E 48 0061 N 37 8028 E 48 0061 37 8028 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Donetsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre amp oldid 1217641020, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
