Sevastopol Academic Russian Dramatic A.Lunacharsky Theatre

 

Sevastopol Academic Russian Dramatic A. Lunacharsky Theatre was founded in 1911 and pretty soon it will celebrate its 100th jubilee. It was called "Renaissance" up to 1920. The first director of the theatre was A.Nikulichev.

During the October Revolution and the Civil War (1917-1920) Sevastopol was a refuge for the intellectuals of the ruined Russian empire. Many great artists such as L. Sobinov, A. Vertinsky, A. Polevitskaya, F. Shalyapin performed in Sevastopol theatre those years.

In 1920 revolutionary committee took hold of the city and gave the name of people's comissar of education Anatoly Lunacharsky to the theatre.

The original building of the theatre was destroyed during the Second World War. The group of architects from Moscow headed by V. Pelevin worked out the project of a new building in classic style. Renewed theatre was opened in fall of 1957 on Primorsky boulevard.


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