SEMENOVSKY

Viktor

Actor

Graduated in 1968 from Leningrad State Theatre, Music and Cinema Institute, where his year was taught by A. Muzil’. Between 1968-1969 he worked as an actor at the Lenfilm studio. Since 1969, Viktor Semyonovsky has been a member of the State A.S. Pushkin Academic Drama Theatre.

Roles at the Alexandrinsky Theatre:

• The Servant in The Third Option, Valery Fokin’s second edition of The Living Corpse, 2015
• The Old Man in Masquerade, Remembrance of the Future by Valery Fokin, 2014
• The Souls of Forgotten Things in Happiness, 2011, by Director Andrei Moguchy
• Crowd Scenes Actor in Valery Fokin’s Hamlet, 2010
• Another Ivan Ivanovich in The Ivans by Director Andrei Moguchy, 2007
• The Servant (since 2012) in The Living Corpse, 2006 by Valery Fokin
• The Guest in Masquerade by Director Igor Selin, 2003
• The Padre in Gennady Trostyanetsky’s Don Juan, 2000
• Servant, Crowd Scenes Actor in The Tale of Tzar Saltan, Director Vladimir Golub, 1999
• The Poet in Director Arseny Sagalchik’s Boris Godunov, 1999
• The Sarcastic Passer-By in Director Alexander Belinsky’s Pygmalion, 1998
• Selivester in The Tale of Tsar Pyotr and His Slain Son Alexey directed by Alexander Galibin, 1997
• The Orderly in Three Sisters directed by Rostislav Goryaev, 1995
• The First Soldier in Those Who Fear Trouble Find No Happiness by Director Nora Reichstein, 1994
• The Prince, Vera’s Husband and The Highlander in Monsieur George. Russian Drama, directed by Anatoly Praudin, 1994
• The Member of the Orchestra in Sketches of Moscow Life, directed by Vladimir Golub, 1993
• The Clown, Crowd Scenes Actor in Othello directed by Rostislav Goryaev, 1993
• The Decembrist (The Jokers or A Word of Praise to Sumarokov), directed by Nina Reichstein, 1992
• The Black Man (The Jews of the City of Peter) by Director Natan Basin, 1991
• Semen Semenovich Medvedenko in The Seagull, directed by Igor Gorbachev, 1990
• The Guest in Night in a Train Compartment, by Director Svetlana Milyaeva, 1990
• Daruga in Alexander Nevsky directed by Vasily Golub, 1990
• The Commissar, Crowd Scenes Actor in The Leaders, directed by Natan Basin and Igor Gorbachev, 1989
• The Militia Man in Braking Down in Heaven directed by Vladimir Golub, 1988
• The Grumpy Man in Cyrano de Bergerac  directed by Igor Gorbachev, 1987
• Crowd Scenes Actor in I Demand a Trial! directed by Igor Gorbachev, 1986
• Ned Ordway, Crowd Scenes Actor in The Airport directed by A. Muzil’, 1985
• The Medical Orderly, Joseph in The Prelude in Minor, directed by Vladimir Erenberg, 1985
• The Second Polish Officer in Field Marshall Kutuzov, directed by Igor Gorbachev, 1985
• The Belgorod Fortress Soldier, Crowd Scenes Actor in The Captain’s Daughter, a 1984 performance by Director Rostislav Goryaev, 1984
• Verkhorub in The Rumour by Director Arseny Sagalchik, 1983
• Gury Krotkikh in Vassa Zheleznova, directed by Viktor Khorkin, 1983
• The First Newspaper Vender in Monologue in the City Square by Director Stanislav Ilyukhin, 1983
• The Worker in The Limit of Endurance by Director Igor Gorbachev, 1981
• Participant in The Anniversary, or Teatralny Raz’ezd 225 Years After the Foundation of the Theatre performance directed by Nikolai Sheiko, 1981
• The Militia Man in The Thirteenth Chairman, Director Felix Grigoryan, 1980
• Peterson in The Capital Punishment, directed by Nikolai Sheiko, 1980
• Crowd Scenes Actor in a Conversations with Socrates renewal by Director Nikolai Sheiko, 1979
• Crowd Scenes Actor in Bruno Freundlich and Vadimir Erenberg’s performance Per Gunt , 1979
• Pakhomov in The Veranda in the Forest by Director Igor Gorbachev, 1979
• Yurka in Call Me Far into the Light by Director Vasily Korzun, 1979
• Baron Klingen in The Fruit of Enlightenement, directed by Vadim Golikov, 1978
• Crowd Scenes Actor in Director Arseny Sagalchik’s performance of Ivanov, 1978
• Petya in Alone without Angels by Director Vladimir Erenberg, 1977
• Crowd Scenes Actor in While Your Heart Beats by Director Yury Gorbachev, 1977
• Ned Ordway and Crowd Scenes Actor in The Airport directed by Alexander Muzil’, 1977
• Participant in The Un-crying Willow performance by Director Ivan Olschwanger, 1977
• The Doctor, Crowd Scenes Actor in the Children of the Sun directed by Arseny Sagalchik, 1976
• Crowd Scenes Actor in Conversations with Socrates directed by Nikolai Sheiko, 1975
• Crowd Scenes Actor in Much Ado about Nothing by Directors Vladimir Erenbach and Antonin Dauson, 1975
• Ivan in The Hurricane by Igor Gorbachev, 1975
• Crowd Scenes Actor in From Lopatin’s Notes, directed by Arseny Sagalchik, 1975
• Crowd Scenes Actor in The Cherry Orchard, directed by Rostislav Goryaev, 1974

• The Teacher, Nozdrev’s Man, The Peasant in Chichikov’s Adventures, or Dead Souls directed by Nikolai Sheiko, 1974
• The Flophouse Guest in The Lower Depths, Directors Leonid Vivien and Vladimir Erenberg, 1973
• The Textile Mill Worker in From the Life of a Businesswoman, directed by Sergei Mikhaelyan, 1973
• Participant in The Burning Heart by Director Nikolai Ovechkin, 1973
• Midshipman Nikita Bessmertny in Starless Night directed by Alexander Muzil’, 1973
• The Young Gypsy in The Birds of our Youth by Director Igor Petrovsky, 1972
• Crowd Scenes Actor in The Cherry Orchard by Director Rostislav Goryaev, 1972
• Petya in Alone without Angels by Director Vladimir Erenberg, 1971
• Crowd Scenes Actor in The Last Victim by Director Irina Meyerhold, 1971
• Kuz’ma, Son of Balyasnikov in The Tales of Old Arbat by Director Alexander Muzil’, 1971
• Petyunya in Maria by Director Vladimir Sutsepin, 1970
• Participant in Artyom by Director Vladimir Erenberg, 1970
• The Guest of the Zabelskys, Eva’s Friend  in The Rush Hour by Director Alexander Muzil’, 1970
• Crowd Scenes Actor in Director Ilya Olschwanger’s 1969 performance Man and the Globe, 1971
• The Poet in Justice is my Trade (The Payback Age) by Director Alexander Muzil’, 1969
• Partner at the Ball in Director Rostislav Goryaev’s 1969 Autumn in Boldino, 1971
• Sasha, the Zolotukhins’ Son in The Cause You Serve, by Director Alexander Muzil’, 1967
• The Second Homeless Boy in Directors Vladimir Erenberg and Antonin Dauson’s 1967 performance The Kremlin Tower Clock, 1971
• The Host, The Waiter in Life of Saint-Exupéry by Director Vladimir Erenberg, 1966
• Egmont in Before the Dawn directed  by Alexander Muzil’, 1963