Petersburg. Theatre. Actor. Omens

Authors

  • Nikolay V. Burov Saint Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts; The State Museum Saint Isaac’s Cathedral

Abstract

Uncovering a topic of theatrical omens and ceremonies, an article gives a brief overview of the history of Russian theatre and tells about the set of signs that appeared there in the past and exist till this day. The author shares episodes from his own biography on stage, his thoughts about the art and meaning of bringing game into it, about a profession of an actor and a role that esthetic environment of Petersburg plays in forming of its culture, theatre and personalities.

Keywords:

Petersburg, art, game, theatre, actor, sign, omen, ceremony

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Author Biography

Nikolay V. Burov, Saint Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts; The State Museum Saint Isaac’s Cathedral

national artist of Russia, professor at the Saint Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts, honored worker of culture of Poland Republic, chairman of the Public Council of St. Petersburg, director of the State Museum Saint Isaac’s Cathedral

References

Литература

1. Набоков В. В. Лекции по русской литературе. М., 1996.

2. Гёте И. В. Об искусстве // Максимы и рефлексии. М., 1975. 402 с.

3. Бродский И. А. Нобелевская лекция // The Nobel Foundation. 1987. URL: nobit.ru/content/view/530/33


References

1. Nabokov V. V. Lektsii po russkoi literature. Moscow, 1996. (In Russian)

2. Gete I. V. Ob iskusstve. Maksimy i refleksii. Moscow, 1975. 402 p. (In Russian)

3. Brodskii I. A. Nobelevskaia lektsiia. The Nobel Foundation. 1987. Available at: nobit.ru/content/view/530/33. (In Russian)

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Published

2011-09-06

How to Cite

Burov, N. V. (2011). Petersburg. Theatre. Actor. Omens. Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Arts, 1(3), 102–105. Retrieved from https://artsjournal.spbu.ru/article/view/807

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 3 (2011)

Section

Theater

License

Articles of "Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Arts" are open access distributed under the terms of the License Agreement with Saint Petersburg State University, which permits to the authors unrestricted distribution and self-archiving free of charge.