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An Opera Based on Stories by Y U Ry Mamleev and Anton Chekhov an Opera Based on Stories by Yury Mamleev and Anton Chekhov
Deputy Director for Construction and Operations – Sergei Kotov Workshop Director – Oleg Kochukov Director, Artistic and Production Department – Natalya Avdonina Workshop Carpenter – Yevgeny Fyodorets Deputy Directors, Artistic and Production Department – Set Engineer – Tatyana Kudryavtseva An opera based on stories Alexandra Alexeev, Alexei Naumov Head of Production Department – Tatyana Khvorostyanaya by Yury Mamleev and Anton Chekhov Director, Sound Department – Alexander Mikhlin Company Manager – Nina Firsova PROSE Sound Engineers – Polina Beletskaya, Anastasia Khlystova Company Superintendent – Iraida Levandovskaya Director, Lighting Department – Mikhail Klimov First Deputy Director – Vladimir Povarnitsyn Composed and directed by Vladimir Rannev Performed by: Lighting Engineers – Artur Alenko, Vadim Gorbachyov, Deputy Artistic Director for International relations – Irina Tokareva Designed by Marina Alexeeva N’Caged ensemble: Sergei Malinin, Dmitry Matvienko, Olga Rossini, Natalia Kudryavtseva, Alexei Papkov, Konstantin Slabospitsky, Manager of International Department – Anna Isakova Lighting designed by Sergei Vasilyev Arina Zvereva / Alyona Parfyonova; Stanislavsky Electrotheatre chorus: Pavel Taran Deputy Artistic Director for Strategic Development – Musical director: Arina Zvereva Alina Gorina, Alyona Kakhuta, Tatyana Perevalova, Maria Menshenina, Video – Konstantin Vyuev, Vladislav Zinovyev, Vera Malysheva, Gleb Aleinikov Ilona Bul, Alyone Fyodorova, Yelena Byrkina Taras Khvorstyany Manager, Communications, Media and Development -
RESULTS WOMEN Individual All - Around
RESULTS WOMEN Individual all - around Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Elena Teodorescu- 1957 Bucharest Larisa Latynina Sonia Iovan Leustean Elena Teodorescu - 1959 Krakow Natalia Kot Sonia Iovan Leustean Vera Caslavska 1961 Leipzig Larisa Latynina Polina Astakhova Ingrid Fost 1963 Paris Mirjana Bili ć Solveig Egman Eva Rydell 1965 Sofia Vera Caslavska Larisa Latynina Birgit Radochla Mariana 1967 Amsterdam Vera Caslavska Zinaida Druginina Krajcirova Ludmila 1969 Landskrona Karin Janz Olga Karasseva Turischeva Erika Zuchold Tamara Lazakovich 1971 Minsk - Erika Zuchold Ludmila Turischeva Ludmila 1973 London Olga Korbut Kerstin Gerschau Turischeva Nadia 1975 Skien Nelli Kim Annelore Zinke Comaneci Nadia 1977 Prague Elena Mukhina Nelli Kim Comaneci Nadia Natalia 1979 Copenhagen Emilia Eberle Comaneci Shaposhnikova 1981 Madrid Maxi Gnauck Cristina Grigoras Alla Misnik Ecaterina Szabo 1983 Gothenburg Olga Bicherova Lavinia Agache Albina Shishova 1985 Helsinki Elena Maxi Gnauck Oksana Shushunova Omelianchik Diana Dudeva Daniela 1987 Moscow Aleftina Pryakhina Elena Silivas Shushunova Svetlana 1989 Brussels Daniela Silivas Olga Strazheva Boguinskaya Svetlana 1990 Athens Natalia Kalinina Henrietta Onodi Boguinskaya Vanda 1992 Nantes Tatiana Gutsu Gina Gogean Hadarean Svetlana Khorkina 1994 Stockholm Gina Gogean - Dina Kochetkova Lilia Svetlana Lavinia 1996 Birmingham Podkopayeva Boguinskaya Milosovici Saint Svetlana Claudia 1998 Simona Amanar Petersburg Khorkina Presacan Svetlana Elena Viktoria 2000 Paris Khorkina Zamolodchikova Karpenko Svetlana -
Jewish Studies at the Central European University VIII 2011–2016
Jewish Studies at the Central European University VIII 2011–2016 I II Jewish Studies at the Central European University VIII 2011–2016 Edited by Carsten Wilke, András Kovács, and Michael L. Miller Jewish Studies Project Central European University Budapest III © Central European University, 2017 All rights reserved. No part of this publication my be reproduced, stored in retrieval systems, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the permission of the publisher. Requests for permission or further information should be addressed to the Jewish Studies Project of the Central European University H–1051 Budapest, Nádor u. 9. Hungary Copy editing by Ilse Josepha Lazaroms Cover László Egyed Printed by Prime Rate Kft, Hungary IV TABLE OF CONTENTS CarsTen Wilke Introduction .................................................................................................. 1 SocIal HIstoRY Jana VObeckÁ Jewish Demographic Advantage: Low Mortality among Nineteenth-Century Bohemian Jews ...................................................... 7 VicTOR KaradY Jews in the Hungarian Legal Professions and among Law Students from the Emancipation until the Shoah ............................................................ 23 GÁBOR KÁDÁR and ZOLTÁN VÁgi Forgotten Tradition: The Morphology of Antisemitic Mass Violence in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Hungary ............................................... 55 MODERN EXemPlaRS ShlOMO Avineri Karl Marx’s Jewish Question(s) ...................................................................... -
Russia – Art Resistance and the Conservative-Authoritarian Zeitgeist
i Russia – Art Resistance and the Conservative- Authoritarian Zeitgeist This book explores how artistic strategies of resistance have survived under the conservative- authoritarian regime which has been in place in Russia since 2012. It discusses the conditions under which artists work as aesthetics change and the state attempts to define what constitutes good taste. It examines the approaches artists are adopting to resist state oppression and to question the present system and attitudes to art. The book addresses a wide range of issues related to these themes, considers the work of individual artists and includes some discussion of contemporary theatre as well as the visual arts. Lena Jonson is Associate Professor and a Senior Associate Research Fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs. Andrei Erofeev is a widely published art historian, curator, and former head of the contemporary art section of the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia. ii Routledge Contemporary Russia and Eastern Europe Series Series url: www.routledge.com/ Routledge- Contemporary- Russia- and- Eastern- Europe- Series/ book- series/ SE0766 71 EU- Russia Relations, 1999– 2015 From Courtship to Confrontation Anna- Sophie Maass 72 Migrant Workers in Russia Global Challenges of the Shadow Economy in Societal Transformation Edited by Anna- Liisa Heusala and Kaarina Aitamurto 73 Gender Inequality in the Eastern European Labour Market Twenty- five Years of Transition since the Fall of Communism Edited by Giovanni Razzu 74 Reforming the Russian Industrial Workplace -
Spirit of Fire / Най Ангки
SPIRIT OF FIRE / НАЙ АНГКИ ХАНХАНТЫ-МАНСИЙСКИЙТЫ-МАНСИЙСКИЙ АВ АВТОНОМНЫЙТОНОМНЫЙ ООКРУГКРУГ —– ЮЮГРАГРА Ханты-Мансийский автономный округ – Югра расположен в центре Западно-Сибирской низменности, протя- Территориально Ханты-Мансийский автономный округ — Югра расположен в самом центре Российской нувшись с запада на восток почти на 1400 км, с севера на юг – на 800 км. АдмиФедерации.нистративн ыПроведитей центр о кдверуг прямыеа – горо линиид Хант ына-М картеанси ий спопадетек. Площ авд Югруь окру —га регион, составл гдеяет синева534,8 т ынебесс. км 2сливается и сравни ма с территсо рзеленьюией Фр атайги.нции. ЛесныеСамая в ымассивы,сокая то чплощадька – г. Н которыхародная (составляет1895 м). Ч иболеесленн 49ост миллионовь населения гектаров, – более 1 являются 500 тыс. че- ловек. достоянием автономного округа, хотя традиционно его главным природным богатством считается «черное Хантызолото».-Мансийский округ занимает лидирующие позиции среди регионов Российской Федерации по объему про- мышленного производства, производству электроэнергии, добыче нефти и газа, объему инвестиций в основной ка- питал и Вп Югреоступ добываетсялению нало большегов в б юполовиныджетную всей сис троссийскойему. нефти. По всем сценариям, заложенным в Генеральной Юграсхеме – оче развитиянь краси нефтянойвая земля ,отрасли на кото Россиирой рас доки 2020нули года,сь ве Югралико лпродолжитепные кед рбытьовы ключевыме урманы, рнефтянымазделенны региономе могучи ми широкистраны.ми река Экспертыми, чисты оцениваюте озера пря извлекаемыечутся в светл ызапасых сосн округаовых б во робъемеах, сед ыоколое гор ы20 с миллиардовоседствуют стонн беск нефти.райними клюк- венными болотами. На территории Югры протекают две крупнейшие сибирские реки — Обь и Иртыш, которые издавна славились такой рыбой, как муксун, пелядь, тугунК (известнаяультур какны сосьвинскаяй центр селедка), осетр и стерлядь. Югра — щедрая, но в то же время суровая. -
Boris Yukhananov in Space and Time
Boris Yukhananov in Space and Time By John Freedman The path Boris Yukhananov has traversed throughout his forty years in art has been anything but the usual tale of a common career. Today he is the artistic director of the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre, a venue whose origins reach back to Konstantin Stanislavsky’s legendary Opera and Drama Studio, and which, for 70 years, has been one of the most prominent dramatic playhouses in Moscow. That position may represent the biggest jewel in his crown to date, but it says precious little about this artist who has never taken a well-worn path. Nothing Yukhananov did in his first three decades as a theatre artist would have indicated he would be chosen one day to run one of Russia’s most storied playhouses. Everything that transpired between Yukhananov’s years spent studying under the legendary directors Anatoly Vasilyev and Anatoly Efros in the early 1980s, and his present tenure as the head of the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre, happened entirely on his own terms, and always outside of conventional expectations. Speaking figuratively, Yukhananov is, and always has been, a polyglot of artistic languages. For the better part of three decades, until 2013, he forged a rich life in Russia’s artistic underground, flexing his muscles as a theatre director, filmmaker, designer, graphic artist, poet, novelist, teacher and theoretician. He was an active irritant to, and a philosophical opponent of, everything mainstream. With a healthy laugh, but a stern gaze indicating he was only partly jesting - and in an age when one could still make jokes on the topic - he used to advocate what he called “theatrical terrorist acts.” The idea was that his actors would burst into some sleep-inducing performance running at a traditional theatre, quickly inject some life by acting out a provocative scene or two, and then run for the exits leaving everyone to ponder what had just happened. -
Campionate Europene 1957 – 1994
CAMPIONATE EUROPENE 1957 – 1994 FEMININ INDIVIDUAL COMPUS 1994 Stockholm 1. Gina Gogean (ROU), 2. Svetlana Khorkina (RUS), 3. Dina Kochetkova (RUS) 1992 Nantes 1. Tatiana Gutu (CIS), 2. Gina Gogean (ROU), 3. Vanda Hadarean (ROU) 1990 Atena 1. Svetlana Boginskaya (URSS), 2. Natalya Kalinina (URSS), 3. Henrietta Onodi (HUN) 1989 Bruxelles 1. Svetlana Boginskaya (URSS), 2. Daniela Silivas (ROU), 3. Olga Straheva (URSS) 1987 Moscova 1. Daniela Silivas (ROU), 2. Alevtina Pryakhina (URSS), 3. Elena Susunova (URSS) si Diana Dudeva (BUL), 1985 Helsinki 1. Elena Susunova (URSS), 2. Maxi Gnauck (RDA), 3. Oksana Omeliantchik (URSS) 1983 Göteborg 1. Olga Bitcherova (URSS), 2. Lavinia Agache (ROU), 3. Albina Zhichova (URSS) si Ecaterina Szabo (ROU) 1981 Madrid 1.Maxi Gnauck (RDA), 2. Cristina Grigoras (ROU), 3. Alla Mysnik (URSS) 1979 Copenhaga 1. Nadia Comaneci (ROU), 2. Emilia Eberle (ROU), 3. Natlia Saposnikova (URSS) 1977 Praga 1. Nadia Comaneci (ROU), 2. Elena Muhina (URSS), 3. Nelli Kim (URSS) 1975 Skien 1. Nadia Comaneci (ROU), 2. Nelli Kim (URSS), 3. Annelore Zinke (RDA) 1973 Londra 1. Liudmila Turisceva (URSS), 2, Olga Korbut (URSS), 3. Kerstin Gerschau (RDA) 1971 Minsk 1. Tamara Lazakovich (URSS) si Liudmila Turisceva (URSS), 3. Erika Zuchold (RDA) 1969 Landskrona 1. Karin Janz (RDA), 2. Olga Karasyova (URSS), 3 Liudmila Turisceva (URSS) si Erika Zuchold (RDA), 1967 Amsterdam 1. Vera Caslavska (TCH), 2. Zinaida Drujinina (URSS), 3. Marianna Kraicirová (TCH) 1965 Sofia 1. Vera Caslavska (TCH), 2. Larissa Latinina (URSS), 3. Birgit Radochla (RDA) 1963 Paris 1. Mirjana Bilic (YUG), 2. Solveig Egman (SWE), 3. Eva Rydell (SWE) 1961 Leipzig 1. -
FEMININ INDIVIDUAL COMPUS Editii Aur Argint Bronz 1952 Helsinki
FEMININ INDIVIDUAL COMPUS Editii Aur Argint Bronz 1952 Helsinki Maria Gorokhovskaya Nina Bocharova Margit Korondi (URS) (URS) (HUN) 1956 Melbourne Ágnes Keleti Sofia Muratova Larisa Latynina (URS) (HUN) (URS) 1960 Roma Sofia Muratova Polina Astakhova Larisa Latynina (URS) (URS) (URS) 1964 Tokyo Larisa Latynina Polina Astakhova Věra Čáslavská (TCH) (URS) (URS) 1968 Mexico Zinaida Voronina Natalia City Věra Čáslavská (TCH) (URS) Kuchinskaya (URS) 1972 Munchen Ludmilla Turischeva Tamara Karin Janz (GDR) (URS) Lazakovich (URS) 1976 Montreal Ludmilla Nadia Com ăneci (ROU) Nellie Kim (URS) Tourischeva (URS) Nadia Com ăneci 1980 Moscova (ROU) Yelena Davydova (URS) Nu s-a acordat Maxi Gnauck (GDR) 1984 Los Ecaterina Szabo Simona P ăuc ă Angeles Mary Lou Retton (USA) (ROU) (ROU) 1988 Seoul Daniela Siliva ş Svetlana Yelena Shushunova (URS) (ROU) Boginskaya (URS) 1992 Barcelona Shannon Miller Lavinia Tatiana Gutsu (EUN) (USA) Milo şovici (ROU) Simona Amânar 1996 Atlanta Gina Gogean (ROU) Lilia Podkopayeva (UKR) (ROU) Lavinia Milo şovici (ROU) 2000 Sydney Maria Olaru Simona Amânar (ROU) Liu Xuan (CHN) (ROU) 2004 Atena Svetlana Carly Patterson (USA) Zhang Nan (CHN) Khorkina (RUS) 2008 Beijing Shawn Johnson Nastia Liukin (USA) Yang Yilin (CHN) (USA) ECHIPE Editii Aur Argint Bronz OLANDA ITALIA M.BRITANIE Estella Agsteribbe Bianca Ambrosetti Annie Broadbent Jacomina van den Berg Lavinia Gianoni Lucy Desmond Alida van den Bos Luigina Giavotti Margaret Hartley Petronella Burgerhof Virginia Giorgi Amy Jagger Elka de Levie Germana Malabarba Isobel Judd 1928 -
E Balie Theater Instituut Nederland the Dissident Muse Critical Theatre In
•"e Balie theater instituut nederland The Dissident Muse Critical Theatre in Eastern and Central Europe 1945-1989 Reports from the former German Democratic Republic; Hungary; Poland; Romania; former Soviet Union and former Yugoslavia Articles on Dutch and Flemish Critical Theatre Amsterdam, September 1995 Not for publication Het dissidente theater in Centraal- en Oost-Europa 1945-1989. Projectomschrijving (Herzien april 1995) 1. Omschrijving Een onderzoeksproject naar het kritische vermogen en de subversieve impact van de podiumkunsten in Centraal- en Oost-Europa tussen 1945 en 1989, uitgevoerd door lokale onderzoekers, resulterend in een symposium en een weekend met activiteiten in De Balie te Amsterdam. Deskundigen en kunstenaars uit de regio en uit Nederland en West-Europa worden samengebracht. De resultaten worden naar buiten gebracht middels een videopresentatie en een publicatie. 2. Doelen O De essentiële prestaties van de podiumkunsten in Centraal- en Oost-Europa behoeden voor het voortschrijdende collectieve geheugenverlies en het simplistisch historisch revisionisme van vandaag, oftewel een rehabilitatie van de podiumkunsten. O De nieuwe generatie theatermakers in de regio stimuleren om ook onder de huidige omstandigheden en met de huidige beperkingen geëngageerd en maatschappelijk theater te maken, en ze daarbij te laten profiteren van de ervaringen van de vorige generatie. O Een stimulans bieden aan de nieuwe generatie Nederlandse theatermakers om te reflecteren op de rol van het theater binnen de huidige samenleving, door ze te wijzen op toonaangevende voorbeelden van burgermoed en professionele integriteit. En op die manier hen te leren hoe de grenzen van de invloed van het theater op de samenleving en de politiek kunnen worden verruimd. -
Campionate Europene
CAMPIONATE EUROPENE ”Pre țul succesului este munca, dăruirea fa ță de ceea ce faci şi determinarea c ă, dac ă vom câ știga sau pierde, am f ăcut tot ceea ce este mai bine pentru a ne îndeplini misiunea” Vince Lombardi antrenor SENIORI FEMININ Echipe 1994 ROMÂNIA RUSIA UCRAINA Lavinia Milo şovici Svetlana Khorkina Irina Boulakhova Gina Gogean Dina Kotchetkova Lilia Podkopaeva Nadia Ha ţă gan Oksana Fabrichnova Simona Amânar 1996 ROMÂNIA RUSIA UCRAINA Lavinia Milosovici Dina Kochetkova Liubov Sheremeta Gina Gogean Svetlana Khorkina Anna Mirgorodskaya Simona Amanar Rozalia Galiyeva Lilia Podkopayeva Ana Maria Bican Oksana Lyapina Andreea Cacovean 1998 ROMÂNIA RUSIA UCRAINA Simona Amânar Eugenia Kuznetsova Viktoria Karpenko Claudia Presecan Elena Dolgopolova Olga Teslenko Maria Olaru Elena Zamolodchikova Inga Shkarupa Corina Ungureanu Svetlana Khorkina Galina Tyryk Alexandra Dobrescu Ludmila Eghova Natalia Sirenko 2000 RUSIA UCRAINA ROMÂNIA Svetlana Khorkina Viktoria Karpenko Andreea Raducan Elena Zamolodchikova Olga Roschupkina Simona Amanar Elena Produnova Tatiana Yarosch Andreea Isarescu Yekaterina Lobaznyuk Natalia Horodniy Loredana Boboc Evgenia Kuznetsova Alona Kvasha 2002 RUSIA OLANDA ITALIA Khorkina Svetlana Van Leuer Verona Nuijten Ziganshina Natalia Monique Gargano M.Teresa, Ezhova Ludmila Harmes Suzanne Colombo Maria, Zamolodchikova Elena Endel Renske Bergamelli Monica Chuster Ekaterina Wammes Gabriella 2004 ROMÂNIA UCRAINA RUSIA Oana Ban Mirabela Akhunu Liudmila Ezhova Alexandra Eremia Alina Kosich Svetlana Khorkina Cătălina Ponor -
Edited by Joanna Krakowska and Daria Odija
Edited by Joanna Krakowska and Daria Odija Adam Mickiewicz Institute Centre for Culture in Lublin Institute of Arts of the Polish Academy of Sciences City of Lublin Platform National Theatre Independent Theatre East Archives European Performing Arts Companion Edited by Joanna Krakowska and Daria Odija Adam Mickiewicz Institute Centre for Culture in Lublin Institute of Arts of the Polish Academy of Sciences City of Lublin Lublin – Warsaw 2016 Copyright by The Centre for Culture in Lublin, the City of Lublin and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, 2016 English language editor Andrew Haydon Special thanks to Marta Keil, Marta Szymańska, Joanna Wichowska, Goran Injac, Iulia Popovici, Attila Szabó Layout kilku.com (Idalia Smyczyńska, Paweł Szarzyński, Robert Zając) Typesetting Karolina Zaborska Printed by Petit SK Set in PT Serif and PT Sans, printed on Alto 90 g/m2 First Edition — isbn 978-83-60263-46-4 — Lublin / Warszawa 2016 Contents 9 Introduction Part 1 National Theatre 16 National Theatre and the State Alexey Strelnikov – Belarus 28 Negotiating National Theatre Angelina Georgieva – Bulgaria 42 National Theatres Lada Čale-Feldman – Croatia 56 The National New Solutions Martina Pecková Černá – Czech Republic 82 Nation (National) Lives in the Past Anna Czékmány – Hungary 96 National Theatre: Characteristics, Influences, Distinguishing Features Sonja Zdravkova-Djeparoska – Macedonia 106 National Theatre: Idea and Institution Danuta Kuźnicka – Poland 116 On the Uses of a National Theatre Miruna Runcan – Romania 132 National People’s Theatre Playhouse -
September 17 — February 18
SEPTEMBER 17 — FEBRUARY 18 A NEW SEASON OF THEATRE, ART, FILM, MUSIC & MORE A REVOLUTION BETRAYED? EXPLORE THE LEGACIES OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION EXCLUSIVE MUSIC INTERVIEWS: JON BODEN & AZIZ IBRAHIM THIS IS HUMAN: TAKING OVER HOME CELEBRATING ONE FILM WONDERS COntents HOME’S see 4 Quick Guide to the season CREATIVE more, 6 The Takeover: Joshua PATRONS save Wilkinson on This is Human money! 7 Don’t Miss Danny Boyle 8 September Rosa Barba Music that leaps from Lahore Phil Collins 11 Orbit 2017 Suranne Jones to Longsight. Boundary-breaking 14 October Nicholas Hytner Asif Kapadia 16 FilmFear: Halloween Jackie Kay MBE theatre fresh from the Fringe. at HOME Meera Syal CBE Orchestral dreams come true, 17 Music at HOME: Anne Louise SEE MORE, SAVE MONEY! Kershaw talks to Aziz Book tickets for three theatre shows at and others shattered by Ibrahim & Jon Boden the same time and save 20%. Look for 19 A Revolution Betrayed? the ticket saver badge on eligible shows. revolution. New commissions A major new season Offer does not include previews, £5 marking the centenary student super advance tickets or £10 tickets for shows in Theatre 1. Valid on rooted in India, Hong Kong and of the Russian Revolution top price tickets only. 22 Revolution Reloaded: Sam Williams previews Great theatre from Turkey - art, in fact, in all its A Revolution Betrayed? just £10 (or less!) diversity and vibrancy. with a look at the Most shows have seats priced from cultural scene in just £10. Russia today 24 November Students & JOB SEEKERS – go super 25 December advance FOR £5 26 Christmas at HOME Students & Job Seekers can also take We begin with Orbit, as it returns with a programme guitarist Aziz Ibrahim – to reimagine his acclaimed advantage of super advance tickets for 30 January most theatre shows and film screenings, of international theatre, much of it direct from album, From Lahore to Longsight.