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Igor Mirkurbanov
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2007
Born
Igor Vitalievich Mirkurbanov

(1964-10-02) October 2, 1964 (age 60)
Soviet Union
Occupationactor
Years active1990-present
AwardsGolden Mask (2015)
Crystal Turandot (2015)

Igor Mirkurbanov (born 1964) - Soviet, Russian and Israeli actor, director.

Biography

  He studied in several technical universities. In 1985 he graduated from the Novosibirsk Conservatoire, conductor faculties, departments conducting the specialty symphony orchestra conductor.

In 1990 he graduated from the directing department GITIS specialty acting (workshop Andrey Goncharov and Mark Zakharov)

Prior to 1992 - an actor of the Mayakovsky Theatre.

From 1992 to 2002. - Actor Gesher Theater (Israel).

He was the director and host of Double Impact and Tormozov.net on Israeli TV.

He taught at the theater school of Beit Zvi.

Participant and winner of prestigious international theater festivals (Vienna, Avignon, Edinburgh, Paris, Basel, Rome, Melbourne, Tokyo, New York).

He collaborated with the theater Hausmann (Bochum, Germany), Suzuki (Toga, Shizuoka, Japan), the Taganka Theatre (Moscow).

Since 2013 - Moscow Art Theatre actor. Chekhov. He takes part in the performances of the Moscow Theater Studio Tabakov and Moscow Lenkom Theatre.

Honours and awards

[1] Winner of the Theatre Award Golden Mask - 2015 in the Drama / Actor for his work in the play of Konstantin Bogomolov Karamazov in the Moscow Art Theatre. Chekhov (Fyodor Karamazov).

Winner of the theatrical award Crystal Turandot - 2015 in the category Best Actor for his work in the play by Mark Zakharov Walpurgis Night in the Moscow theater Lenkom (Venichka Yerofeyev).

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