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Yaroslavl State Theater Institute- a higher educational institution in Yaroslavl for training specialists in the field of culture and art.

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In the 1930s, a theater technical school was organized in Yaroslavl. In 1945, a studio appeared at the Academic Theater named after F. G. Volkov. In 1962, on the initiative of the chief director of the F. G. Volkov Theater, Firs Efimovich Shishigin, the Yaroslavl Theater School was created. In 1980, the theater school received the status of a higher educational institution, becoming the Yaroslavl State Theater Institute.

Directors and artists (producers and technologists) are being trained for drama and puppet theaters. YAGTI students are participants and laureates of various International and All-Russian theater festivals.

Teaching staff

There are 37 teachers in total.

• Doctors of Science - 2 people
• Candidates of Science - 8 people
• Professors - 7 people
• Associate professors - 11 people.

Faculties

• Acting (full-time, part-time)
• Theatrical arts (part-time)
• Theater directing (correspondence)
• Directing theatrical performances and celebrations (correspondence)

Famous personalities

Teachers

(Indicating the period):

• Vitaly Bazin (1995-2007) - actor, People's Artist of the Russian Federation; taught acting at the Tula branch.
• Margarita Vanyashova (since 1980) - head of the department of literature and art history; in 1980-1989 - first vice-rector for educational and scientific work
• Gleb Drozdov (1983-1988) - theater director, People's Artist of the RSFSR; taught acting.
• Elena Paskhin (1984-1987) - sculptor, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation; taught sculpture.
• Vladimir Solopov (1962-2015) - actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR.
• Firs Shishigin - People's Artist of the USSR.

Actors and actresses

Some famous actors and actresses who studied at the Yaroslavl Theater (training time indicated):

• Barabanova, Larisa (...-1971) - actress.
• Andrey Boltnev - actor.
• Igor Voloshin (1992-1996) - director, actor.
• Denis Bondarkov - theater and film actor, TV presenter, director
• Victor Gvozditsky (1967-1971) - actor. People's Artist of the Russian Federation.
• Donguzov, Alexander Anatolyevich - artist (master artistic word) Bashkir Philharmonic. People's Artist of the Republic of Belarus (2013).
• Alexey Dmitriev - film actor.
• Andrey Ivanov (…-2001) - actor.
• Zamira Kolkhieva (...-1994) - actress.
• Sergei Krylov (1981-1985) - singer, showman and actor.
• Evgeny Marcelli - director. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. Winner of the Golden Mask Award.
• Evgeniy Mundum is an actor. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
• Anna Nazarova (…-2006) - actress.
• Sergei Nilov (1977-1981) - poet, actor.
• Alexey Oshurkov (...-1994) - actor.
• Yakov Rafalson (...-1970) - actor. Honored Artist of the RSFSR.
• Anna Samokhina (...-1982) - actress.
• Andrey Soroka (…-1995) - actor.
• Vladimir Tolokonnikov (...-1973) - actor.
• Yuri Tsurilo - actor.
• Alena Klyueva - actress, director.
• Prokhor Dubravin - actor
• Alexander Siguev (2013-…) - actor
• Roman Kurtsyn - actor
• Irina Grineva is a Russian theater and film actress.

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Yaroslavl Theater Institute

Yaroslavl State Theater Institute is a higher educational institution for training qualified specialists in the field of art and culture and is one of the leading creative universities in our country.

In the thirties of the last century there was a theater technical school in Yaroslavl. In 1945, an acting studio appeared at the Academic Theater. In the early 60s chief director of this theater, the USSR and RSFSR State Prize laureate F.E. Shishigin took the initiative to create a theater school, which was implemented in 1962.

The school received the status of a higher educational institution in 1980. Accordingly, the name changed, the educational institution became the Yaroslavl Theater Institute YAGTI. The university became a laureate all-Russian competition“Window to Russia”, held by the newspaper “Culture”.
The activities of the institute were noted by the Congress of the Russian Intelligentsia. He was awarded a medal named after D.S. Likhacheva.

Educational activities YAGTI

The high level of training of specialists is determined by the unique teaching staff of YAGTI. It employs 37 people. Among them are 7 professors, 2 doctors and 8 candidates of science, 11 associate professors. All teachers are creative leaders of theaters and have completed internships at the departments of the institute. University teachers conduct regular master classes with simultaneous staging of performances in countries such as Estonia, South Korea, Sweden, France, Ukraine, Türkiye, USA, Lithuania, Latvia and Brazil.

The training of actors at the Yaroslavl Theater Institute is carried out not only in the full-time department of the university. The organization of target recruitment groups is actively used, which includes actors from theaters in various cities and countries.

Faculties of the YAGTI Institute:

Directing theatrical performances and celebrations;
- theater directing;
- theatrical art;
- acting art.

For educational programs“Acting” and “Theater Studies” provide full-time and part-time forms of study. More detailed information information about training programs in other areas can be found on the official website of YAGTI.

The leaders of creative workshops: famous figures of theatrical art, directors and master actors take part in the upbringing and development of student actors. Since 2000, the university has been holding a Festival of diploma performances. At the same time, a Youth Theater Exchange called “The Future of Theater Russia” is being organized.

Over the years of the university’s activity, more than 2 thousand directors, actors, technologists and theater artists have been trained. Creative work over two hundred of them were awarded honorary titles of People's and Honored Artists of Russia. Every year, about four hundred students study at the institute on full-time and part-time courses. All of them have proven themselves to be professionals in the art world.

Every year the institute graduates over 50 specialists. Many of the graduates work in famous theaters capital and St. Petersburg, actively declare themselves on the stage, television and cinema. Students of the institute become active participants in such all-Russian and international theater festivals as the festival of graduation performances of various theater schools “Podium” in Moscow, puppet theater schools in the Polish cities of Bialastok and Wroclaw, the Yugoslav festival of theatrical art in the city of Ljubljana and many others.

Yaroslavl Theater Institute is the leading creative university in Russia.

Yaroslavl State Theater Institute (YAGTI) was created in 1980 on the basis of the Yaroslavl Theater School.

The history of the Yaroslavl theater school begins in the 1930s. At that time there was a theater technical school in Yaroslavl. In 1945, a studio appeared at the theater named after F.G. Volkov, whose first leaders were directors I. A. Rostovtsev and E. P. Aseev.

In 1962, on the initiative of the People's Artist of the USSR, laureate of the State Prizes of the USSR and the RSFSR, the chief director of the State Academic Drama Theater named after F.G. Volkov, Firs Efimovich Shishigin, the Yaroslavl Theater School was created, which over the twenty years of its existence has produced more than 350 drama and puppet theater actors.

The artistic directors of the acting courses and teachers of the school were leading masters of the Volkovsky stage: People's Artists of the USSR F. E. Shishigin, G. A. Belov, V. S. Nelsky, S. K. Tikhonov; People's Artists of the RSFSR S. D. Romodanov, A. D. Chudinova, V. A. Solopov; Honored Artists of the RSFSR K. G. Nezvanova, L. Ya. Makarova-Shishigina, V. A. Davydov.

In 1980, the theater school received the status of a higher educational institution. The artistic director of the school (university) was Firs Efimovich Shishigin, who found his second calling in theater pedagogy and laid the foundations for the methodological positions of the Yaroslavl theater school. For 18 years, YAGTI was headed by the rector, Professor, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Art History Stanislav Sergeevich Klitin.

For many years, the Department of Acting Skills was headed by People's Artist of the USSR Sergei Konstantinovich Tikhonov.

Vyacheslav Sergeevich Shalimov, professor, candidate of art history, was also at the origins of the Yaroslavl theater university. He was among the first nonresident teachers who accepted S.S. Klitin’s offer to work in Yaroslavl, and in 1997 he took over the rector’s baton from him.

Since 2006, YAGTI has been headed by Honored Artist of Russia, Professor of the Department of Acting Skills Sergei Filippovich Kutsenko.

The Yaroslavl theater school, like any other, is authorial in nature, does not break ties with tradition, and is deeply and organically justified by stage practice. The essence of the Yaroslavl theater school is found in the atmosphere of the university's author's acting and directing workshops, in the professional skills of actors and directors connected with it by roots, in the creative and pedagogical talent of theater teachers.

The Department of Acting Skills and the Department of Puppet Theater are leading in the system of education of actors.

The Department of Acting Skills in its practical activities is guided by the academic standards of the national acting school. For the teachers of the department, K. S. Stanislavsky is not only the founder of new theatrical thinking, but also a systematizer of the creative heritage of stage realism, represented in the acting art of the great masters of the Russian stage.

The Yaroslavl Theater School confirms its vitality with talented students. Among them are famous directors, Honored Artists of Russia Sergei Yashin, Vladimir Bogolepov, Evgeny Marcelli, People's Artists of Russia Anatoly Abdulaev (Voronezh Chamber Theater), Viktor Gvozditsky (Moscow Art Theater named after A. Chekhov), Iruta Vengalite (BDT named after G. Tovstonogov) , Tatyana Ivanova, Valery Sergeev, Valery Kirillov (Russian State Academic Drama Theater named after F.G. Volkov), film artists Anna Samokhina, Tatyana Kulish, Vladimir Tolokonnikov, Vladimir Gusev, Yuri Tsurilo, Irina Grineva, Alexander Robak and many others ( see below for a list of notable alumni).

In recent years, the institute has been paying special attention to part-time and part-time training of actors in groups at theaters. For several provincial and two capital theaters, the first meeting with the university resulted in many years of cooperation: young actors of the Tula State Academic Drama Theater, the Moscow Russian Drama Theater “Chamber Stage”, the Don Drama and Comedy Theater named after V.F. Komissarzhevskaya (Novocherkassk), Oskol Theater for Children and Youth (Stary Oskol) and a number of others studied at the institute without leaving the walls of their theaters.

Since 1980, about two and a half thousand people have completed their studies at the Yaroslavl Higher Theater School.

The Yaroslavl school of puppet theater actors is one of the youngest. Her successes are marked not only by the demand for Yaroslavl graduates in Russian puppet theaters, but also by numerous diplomas from various festivals and competitions.

The Yaroslavl school of puppeteers has its own characteristics. The department avoids a single template and does not impose “the only correct approach” on anyone, while in every possible way supports and reveals the individuality of the masters, which, of course, increases their responsibility and stimulates creative growth. Nevertheless, despite the uniqueness of pedagogical individuals, the department sees some common values.

Course masters, as a rule, are experienced actors who love and know how to work masterfully with a doll, believe that success in working with a doll depends on how accurately and subtly the student brings the doll to life, using the capabilities inherent in it.

In addition to acting specialties, the institute in recent years has begun training directors and artists (producers and technologists) for drama and puppet theaters, as well as theater scholars and theater critics.

YAGTI students are participants and laureates of various international and all-Russian theater festivals: international festivals of theater schools in Ljubljana (Yugoslavia), puppet theater schools in Charleville (France) and Wroclaw (Poland), international festival diploma performances of theater schools “Podium” (Moscow) and many others.

The institute's interregional and international contacts are diverse. At the correspondence and evening department of the university, actors from the famous variety theater “KVN-DSU” (Ukraine) and a Lithuanian course for actors and puppet theater directors were educated.

Since 2000, the Yaroslavl Theater School, together with the Russian State Academic Drama Theater named after F. G. Volkov, has been holding a festival of graduation performances from theater schools in Russia, and also organizing a youth theater exchange “The Future of Theatrical Russia” within the framework of the festival.

In 2001, the Yaroslavl State Theater Institute became a Laureate of the All-Russian competition “Window to Russia” held by the newspaper Culture. The work of the university staff was awarded by the Congress of Russian Intelligentsia with a commemorative medal named after. D. S. Likhacheva.

YAGTI leadership:

Kutsenko Tatyana Nikolaevna— Professor of the Department of Acting Skills;

Savchuk Lyudmila Anatolyevna- acting Head of the Puppet Theater Department, Professor, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.

Yaroslavl Theater Institute

In 1962, on the initiative of the People's Artist of the USSR, Laureate of State Prizes of the USSR and the RSFSR, chief director of the Academic Theater named after F.G. Volkov, Firs Efimovich Shishigin, the Yaroslavl Theater School was created, which over the 20 years of its existence has graduated more than 350 actors of the drama theater and puppet theater.

The artistic directors of the acting courses and teachers of the school were leading masters of the Volkovo stage: People's Artists of the USSR F.E. Shishigin, G.A. Belov, V.S. Nelsky, S.K. Tikhonov; People's Artists of the RSFSR S.D. Romodanov, A.D. Chudinova, V.A. Solopov; Honored Artists of the RSFSR K.G. Nezvanova, L.Ya. Makarova-Shishigina, V.A. Davydov.

In 1980, the theater school received the status of a higher educational institution, now the Yaroslavl State Theater Institute. The artistic director of the school was Firs Efimovich Shishigin, who found his second calling in theater pedagogy and laid the foundations for the methodological positions of the Yaroslavl theater school. For many years, the department of acting skills was headed by People's Artist of the USSR Sergei Konstantinovich Tikhonov. For 18 years, the institute was headed by the rector, professor, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Art History Stanislav Sergeevich Klitin. Under his leadership, the teaching staff of the university was formed from the leading actors of the F.G. Volkov Theater and the Yaroslavl Theater for Young Spectators, graduates of graduate school from Moscow and Leningrad. On the initiative of S.S. Klitin, YAGTI began training acting groups on the basis of theaters, thereby making a significant contribution to solving the personnel problem in provincial theaters.

Being a director, S.S. Klitin did not stop staging work in the theater and philharmonic society; many holiday concerts were staged under his direction. Musicals and fragments of operettas appeared on the stage of the Institute's Educational Theater. In 1993, on the initiative of S.S. Klitin, for the first time the university recruited students for the first year in the specialty Musical Theater Artist (graduated in 1998). For more than ten years, S.S. Klitin headed the Yaroslavl branch of the Union of Theater Workers of the Russian Federation.

The Department of Acting Skills and the Department of Puppet Theater are leading in the system of education of actors. The Department of Acting Skills in its practical activities is guided by the academic standards of the national acting school. For the teachers of the department, K. Stanislavsky is not only the founder of new theatrical thinking, but also a systematizer of the creative heritage of stage realism, represented in the acting art of the great masters of the Russian stage.

The Yaroslavl school of puppet theater actors is one of the youngest. Her successes are marked not only by the demand for Yaroslavl graduates in Russian puppet theaters, but also by numerous diplomas from various festivals and competitions.

The Yaroslavl school of puppeteers has its own characteristics. The department avoids a single template and does not impose the only correct approach on anyone, while in every possible way it supports and reveals the individuality of the masters, which, of course, increases their responsibility and stimulates creative growth. Nevertheless, with all the uniqueness of pedagogical individuals, the department sees some common values. Course masters, as a rule, are experienced actors who love and know how to work masterfully with a doll, share the opinion that success in working with a doll depends on how accurately and subtly the student brings the doll to life, using the capabilities inherent in it.

In addition to acting specialties, the institute in recent years has begun training directors and artists (producers and technologists) for drama and puppet theaters. The first class of puppet theater production artists has already clearly made a statement not only in Yaroslavl, where their personal exhibitions were held, but also in theaters in other cities of Russia, where they created the design for performances.

Like any other theater school, the Yaroslavl State Theater Institute confirms its vitality with its students. Among them: directors, Honored Artists of Russia S.I. Yashin, V.G. Bogolepov, People's Artist of Russia, artist of the Moscow Art Theater named after A. Chekhov V. Gvozditsky and Professor of the Russian Academy of Theater Arts A. Kuznetsova, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, artistic director of the Ognivo puppet theater S.F. Zhelezkin, film artists T. Kulish and A. Samokhina, Honored Artists of Russia V.V. Sergeev, T.B. Ivanova, T.I. Isaeva, I.F. Cheltsova, T.V. .Malkova, T.B.Gurevich, E.Starodub, artists K.Dubrovitsky, G.Novikov, S.Pinchuk, S.Krylov, S.Golitsyn.

YAGTI students are participants and laureates of various International and All-Russian theater festivals: International festivals of theater schools in Ljubljana (Slovenia), puppet theater schools in Charleville (France) and Wroclaw (Poland), International festival of diploma performances of theater schools Podium (Moscow) and many others.

The institute's interregional and international contacts are diverse. The actors of the famous variety theater KVN-DGU (Ukraine) were educated at the university's correspondence and evening department, and they are studying the Lithuanian course of actors and directors of the puppet theater.

In recent years, the institute has been paying special attention to part-time and part-time training of actors in groups at theaters. For several provincial and two capital theaters, the first meeting with the university resulted in long-term cooperation: already the second generation of actors of the Tula State Academic Drama Theater, the Moscow Theater of Russian Drama Chamber Stage, the Don Drama and Comedy Theater named after V.F. Komissarzhevskaya (Novocherkassk), Oskol Theater for Children and Youth (Stary Oskol) studies at the institute without leaving the walls of its theaters.

Official website of the institute.