Igor Ivanov(I)
- Actor
- Production Designer
- Set Decorator
Born in Leningrad in 1954. Graduated from the Leningrad State Institute
of Theatre Music and Cinematography (Katsman and Dodin's class). Acted
with the Tomsk Young Viewers' Theatre from 1979 till 1980. During the
same year became an actor with the Maly Drama Theatre. People's Artist
of Russia (2004). Has played more than 20 roles. The most notable of
those are Yegor in The House, Nikolai in Stars in the Morning Sky,
Lopakhin in The Cherry Orchard. Today the actor plays Muzhik in Mumu,
Petr Zhitov in Brothers and Sisters, Lebyadkin in The Devils, Glagolev
in A Play Without a Title, Barukh Naileben in The Disappearance,
Serebryakov in Uncle Vanya, King of France in King Lear, Don Armado in
Love's Labour's Lost, Mostovskoy in Life and Fate, James Tyrone in Long
Day's Journey into Night. Winner of the Golden Sofit Award; and
Vladislav Strzhelchik Prize for the role of Barukh Naileben in The
Disappearance (2002); winner of Stanislavsky Award for the role of
Serebryakov (2003). Has appeared in the films The Fantastic Tale, The
Snowstorm, Two Hussars, The Tarantula, Vavilov, The Black Marine Guard,
and Mount!
