Box 6
Contains 20 Results:
Performance Review for A. Axenova, 1971
Evaluation of performances for the Krasnoiarskii Teatr in plays that vary from Hamlet to Fahrenheit 451. This original document is signed by Kama Ginkas and others.
Traveling certificate, 1971 June 28
The certificate authorizes travel with the theatre group from Moscow to Groznyi, the capital of the Chechen Republic, and allows a stay of 70 days from July 29 to October 10.
Agreement between Axenova and the Leningrad Theatre of Comedy, 1972 September
Contract between Axenova and the Leningradskii Gosudarstvennyi Akademicheskii Teatr Komedii for the 1971-1972 theatre season.
Severance checklist, 1977 August 2
At the time Axenova was leaving Leningrad for Minsk.
Script, for the role of Ophelia played by Axenova in Shakespeare's Hamlet, 1972
Axenova's handwritten notes between lines and in margins of typescript.
Script, for the role of Villina played by axenova in the play Volshebnik Izumrudnovo Goroda, 1972
Axenova's handwritten notes between lines and in margins of typescript; the play is based on The Wizard of Oz.
Script, for the role of Elena played by Axenova in Jean Giraudoux's play Toiankoi Voiny ne Budet, 1973
Entire script is handwritten. The larger notebook contains a second script for a play entitled Rodstvenniki, ili, v seme ne bez uroda.
Script, for the female lead played by Axenova in Edvard Radzinskii's play Monolog o Brake, 1973
Axenova's handwritten notes between lines and in margins of typescript.
Scripts, for two different roles played by Axenova in plays presented at the Russian theatre im. M. Gorkogo, circa 1978
The scripts which are annotated by Axenova are for her roles in Shukshin's Tochka Zreniia and Petrashkevich's Trevoga.
Script, for the role of Iskra played by Axenova in Viktor Rozov's play Gnezdo Glukharia, 1984
Page 5 may be missing from the typescript, which was heavily annotated by Axenova; the notebook is handwritten.
Broadside, advertising the repertoire of the Gosudarstvennogo russkogo dramaticheskogo teatra BSSR im. M. Gorkogo, 1982 February 25
This is the Russian Theatre (im. M. Gorkogo) in Minsk in Belarus.
Photograph, Antonina Axenova, 1970 July
Photo shoot from "U nas vse vperedi, ili, Zoia Rukhadze"; photo is inscribed to her mother.
Photographs, Antonina Axenova, 1970
Axenova here is still at the theatre institute where she is performing in a production of Turgenev's A Provincial Lady.
Photographs, Antonina Axenova, 1966
Photo shoots of Axenova who is auditioning for the part of Tolstoy's Kitty.
Photographs, Antonina Axenova, 1971-1972
Axenova in Krasnoiarsk perfroming in various plays from Vampilov to Moliere to Ray Bradbury.
Photographs, Antonina Axenova, circa 1971-1972
Axenova in Krasnoiarsk in rehearsal.
Photographs, from a production of Hamlet, 1972
Photos show Antonina Axenova as Ophelia and Aleksandr Kovalenko as Hamlet as well as director Kama Ginkas.
Photographs, Antonina Axenova in Liubov k trem apelsinam, 1970s
Prokofiev's "Love for Three Oranges" was made into a "telespektakl."
Photographs, LenFilm shots of Antonina Axenova, 1973
Photographs, Rehearsal of Monolog o Brake, 1973
Photographs show Axenova, Ginkas, Vasiliev, and others.