Young actresses of BreixPlus Theater See Russian Theater Training – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

A group of young theater actors from BrexPlus member states come to Moscow late this summer to participate in the International Exchange program in the field of performing arts, according to the Mehr News Agency. The event will be organized by the Gorchakov Public Diplomacy Foundation and the State Institute of the Russian Theater Art (Gates) in collaboration with the TV Brex International Media Network and with the support of the Presidential Assistance Foundation.

The course will take place from September 1 to September 1 (August 1 to October 2) and representatives from Argentina, Brazil, India, China, Cuba, Moritani, Tunisia and South Africa will be present. The special program for people aged 1 to 5 years is designed; Includes students of the final years of schools and specialized universities of the performing and acting arts as well as young professional actors.

“In the year 6, to prepare the course in Gitis, its information was sent to more than 5 institutions, including diplomatic agencies, training centers and art associations in five countries, and in foreign media,” said Jean TV TV, referring to the network’s role in the media support of BrixPlus’s cultural projects. He added that most of the requests for this period have come from countries that have previously documented “deserving of encouragement; They have seen new roles for BrixPlus actors “about the first period of the stock market.

During the six weeks, participants will visit the top theaters, museums and cultural centers in Moscow while attending acting classes, expressing, stage movement and acquaintance with the life and school of Constantine Stanislavski.

“This year we increased the course from four weeks to six weeks to deepen students’ familiarity with the Russian theater and the Stanislavsky system,” said Gregory Zaslavski, the chief of the Gates, recalling the success of the program last year. In addition to practical work on themselves as an actor, students will examine Alexander Ostrosky’s “Storm” by effective analysis and will eventually perform parts of it.

Sergei Orlov, Executive Vice President of the Gorchakov Foundation, also said the purpose of strengthening the cultural dimension of the period was to introduce the daily life of the theater in Russia and to create a direct relationship with directors and actors.

The Intelcsha Stock Exchange began in 2008 with the aim of strengthening scientific, social and cultural ties and creating a constructive dialogue between Russian and other specialized youth, and this year will be held in collaboration with the Mojdounarodenic and Russian Organization.