Mikhail Tryasorukov

Mikhail Tryasorukov

Honored Artist of Russia (2000)
Date of Birth: 09.08.1962
Country: Russia

Content:
  1. Biography of Russian Actor Sergei Tryasorukov
  2. Breakthrough and Theatrical Career
  3. Notable Performances
  4. Ligurio in "Mandragola" by Machiavelli
  5. Honored Artist of Russia (2000)

Biography of Russian Actor Sergei Tryasorukov

Early Life and Education

Sergei Tryasorukov, a renowned Russian actor, was born on an unspecified date. His journey into the world of performing arts began in 1988 when he enrolled at the Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music, and Cinematography.

Breakthrough and Theatrical Career

While still a student, Tryasorukov captivated audiences with his comedic brilliance in the repertory of the "Buff" Theatre. Upon graduating, he established himself as a leading actor in the theatre's troupe, becoming a beloved figure among theatregoers.

Notable Performances

Tryasorukov's theatrical repertoire includes an array of memorable roles, including:

Ligurio in "Mandragola" by Machiavelli

Sgnarelle in "Don Juan"
Colombo in "Marriage in French Style or Dear Selimar" by Labiche
Judge in "Generals in Skirts" by Anouilh
Bruno in "Love Till Death" by A.Nikolai
Rinaldi in "Casanova in Russia"
Delavaux in "The Adventuress"
Kleber Carlier in "Blues"
Dmitry Ivanovich in "Prisoners of the Spirit"
Kostya in "The Circus Left, the Clowns Remained"
Defournet in "Colomba"
Burundukov in "Acting Officer or a Story with Continuation"
Raspluyev in "Krechinski's Wedding"
Strawberry in "The Inspector General"
Awards and Recognition

Tryasorukov's exceptional talent has been recognized with prestigious accolades:

Winner of the First Open Russian Contest for Variety Artists (Saint Petersburg, 1996)

Honored Artist of Russia (2000)

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