Roman Evgenievich Akimov

The First Public Theatre Guild


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      The First Public Theatre Guild

      Authors: Akimov Roman Evgenievich, Matvievich Elizaveta Yuryevna, Dementyev Ivan Viktorovich, Yuster Pavel Leonidovich, Russkikh Mikhail Nikolaevich, Ruinskaya Roxana Olegovna, Bosov Sergey Vladimirovich, Vorobyeva Yulia Alexandrovna, Rasulova Lima Akhmedovna, Shulga Valentina Sergeevna, Kurbanova Viktoria Leonidovna, Sofronov Pavel Nikolaevich, Puzikova Angelina Olegovna, Ledovskaya Anisia Albertovna, Nikanshina Olga Nikolaevna, Stashkevich Olga Mikhailovna, Loza Anastasiya Alexandrovna, Mironova Tatyana Gennadyevna, Lemann Nini Viktorovna, Demidenko Elena Alexandrovna, Kamyshan Aleksandra Valeryevna

      Compiled by Darya Vladimirovna Kirdyanova

      Illustrator Roman Evgenievich Akimov

      Fabulist Mikhail Nikolaevich Russkikh

      © Roman Evgenievich Akimov, 2025

      © Elizaveta Yuryevna Matvievich, 2025

      © Ivan Viktorovich Dementyev, 2025

      © Pavel Leonidovich Yuster, 2025

      © Mikhail Nikolaevich Russkikh, 2025

      © Roxana Olegovna Ruinskaya, 2025

      © Sergey Vladimirovich Bosov, 2025

      © Yulia Alexandrovna Vorobyeva, 2025

      © Lima Akhmedovna Rasulova, 2025

      © Valentina Sergeevna Shulga, 2025

      © Viktoria Leonidovna Kurbanova, 2025

      © Pavel Nikolaevich Sofronov, 2025

      © Angelina Olegovna Puzikova, 2025

      © Anisia Albertovna Ledovskaya, 2025

      © Olga Nikolaevna Nikanshina, 2025

      © Olga Mikhailovna Stashkevich, 2025

      © Anastasiya Alexandrovna Loza, 2025

      © Tatyana Gennadyevna Mironova, 2025

      © Nini Viktorovna Lemann, 2025

      © Elena Alexandrovna Demidenko, 2025

      © Aleksandra Valeryevna Kamyshan, 2025

      ISBN 978-5-0065-8996-4

      Created with Ridero smart publishing system

      ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

      To the charitable foundation “Art of Kindness”:

      Sergey Zuev

      Valentina Novakovskaya

      To the K. S. Stanislavsky House Museum:

      Sofya Gracheva

      Anait Ovchinnikova

      Natalya Karsova

      Almaz Khakimov

      Sergey Soldatov

      Vladimir Shaukhin

      To the teachers of the First Public Theatre Guild:

      Elizaveta Matvievich

      Ivan Dementyev

      Special thanks to:

      Alexander Yaroshevsky

      INTRODUCTION

      This book simply had to come into existence, as it was needed not only by us but also by those who knew about us, those who followed what was happening here, those who came to us, and those who will come in the future.

      Our guild opened in a challenging anniversary year for the Moscow Art Theatre. It was created not so much in honor of the theatre, its walls, or its people, but for the individual who cares deeply about all things living and human – about all that is truly humane and can only originate from the heart.

      To lean on the legacy of the giants of the past while standing at a crossroads is a noble mission for those who are ready to search for and discover their own path. This is why this book is not about creative solutions but about the search for something greater, something deeper – something that cannot always be explained but is easily understood on an emotional level.

      What lies before you is a document of our journey, written under the most discerning gaze, in Moscow, at 6 Leontievsky Lane.

      Artistic Director – Roman Evgenievich Akimov

      The Guild Process

      LEARNERS

      Pavel Yuster

      Sergey Bosov

      Elena Demidenko

      Yulia Vorobyeva

      Victoria Kurbanova

      Maria Gil

      Nini Lemann

      Anastasia Loza

      Sergey Kramarev

      Valentina Shulga

      Anisia Ledovskaya

      Roxana Ruinskaya

      Olga Nikanshina

      Evelina Pashovkina

      Alexandra Kamyshan

      Tatyana Mironova

      Pavel Sofronov

      Lima Rasulova

      Mikhail Russkikh

      Alina Gilmetova

      Alina Balakina

      Anton Ushakov

      Antonina Yegorova

      Olga Stashkevich

      Irina Ratnikova

      Asya Putilina

      Daria Rublyova

      Olesya Bykoderova

      Angelina Puzikova

      APRIL

      Fabulist / Guild Learner – Mikhail Russkikh:

      The wooden veranda, smooth and bright,

      A city, two glasses, a summer night.

      Though strange it may seem, and yet, somehow,

      Two captains met – here, and now.

      Not for drinks, not for cheer,

      But for ideas that drew them near.

      They spoke of seas, of ships, of lore,

      Of dreams that sailed to distant shores.

      – At Leontiev’s yard, a caravel grand,

      A sacred temple, a sight so planned.

      How glorious it would be, how rare! —

      Dreamt Ivan, lost in the coffee’s flare.

      But truth would come, and Roman would say:

      – My friend, your dreams show us the way.

      Seven summers ago, I set my sights,

      On paths that led to soaring heights.

      The seventh day, a photo to show,

      Proof that miracles don’t come from nowhere, you know.

      For those who doubt, here is the clue:

      Dreams are real when the heart is true.

      This fable holds no moral, no weight,

      No lessons here to contemplate.

      To conclude, let’s raise Oceania’s story high,

      In reverence for dreams that never die.

      Lima