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Boris Borin-SchwartzmanSoviet theatre director
Date of Birth: 19.11.1899
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Ukrainian Soviet Theatrical Director
Early Career and AchievementsHailing from the USSR, the Ukrainian Soviet theatrical director played a significant role in the realm of Ukrainian theater. Recognized as a People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR in 1960, he commenced his journey as a director-stager with productions based on the works of renowned Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko.
In 1923, at the State Higher Theater Studio, he staged "Slepaya" (The Blind Girl), "Slepoy" (The Blind Man), and "Petrus" (Peter). These productions showcased his early talent and artistic vision.
Artistic Leadership and Collaborations
He assumed the role of artistic director for productions of works by Konstantyn Herasymenko at the Odessa Ukrainian Drama Theater named after the October Revolution. These productions included "Legenda" (Legend) and "U bolshoi dorogi" (On the High Road), which were adaptations of Shevchenko's poem "Katerina."
Wartime Contributions
During World War II, he joined forces with the frontline brigades of the Odessa Drama Theater. From 1942 to 1943, he staged performances of Shevchenko's poem "Heretik" and other works, providing respite and inspiration to audiences amidst the hardships of war.
