МХТ им. А. П. Чехова: Vasily Nemirovich-Danchenko

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	Distinguished Artsmaker of Russia, Distinguished Artist of Russia Vasily M. Nemirovich-Danchenko
Management Konstantin Khabenskiy Ruslan Khulukhov Natalia Vinogradova Vadim Vernik Lyaisan Misharina Artemiy Kharlashko Evgeny Zubov Vyacheslav Avdeev Natalya Peregudov Alfiya Vasenina Alexey Chirkov Konstantin Shikhalev Ekaterina Kapustina The creative part Nikolai Simonov Ivan Vinogradov Georgy Kovalev Mariya Meleshko Media Center Anastasiya Kazmina Dariya Zinovyeva Aleksandra Mashukova Svetlana Savina Nikolai Skorik Tatyana Kazakova Natalia Boyco Ekaterina Tsvetkova Aleksey Shemyatovsky Repertory Department Natalya Bednova Olesya Surina Victoriya Ivanova Natalya Marukova Lyudmila Kaleusheva Alena Sokolova Department of the Chief Administrator Svetlana Bugaeva Anna Isupova Iliya Kolyazin Dmitry Ezhakov Lyudmila Vinogradova Dmitry Prokofyev Department of Project and Touring Activities Anastasiya Abramova Inna Sachkova Marketing and Strategic Development Department Liliya Sidorova Mariya Bazhenova Music Department Vasily Nemirovich-Danchenko Lidia Sokolova Natalia Trikhleb Tatyana Pavlova Organizational Department Tatyana Lavrenko HR Department Nadezhda Muravyova Anna Korchagina Legal Department Nadezhda Motovilova Evgeny Zubov Accounts Department Alfiya Vasenina Irina Erina Elena Guseva Maintenance Department Marina Schipakova Tatyana Eliseeva Sergey Sukhanov Lyudmila Brodskaya Medical Point Tatyana Filippova	Graduated from the Moscow Conservatory in 1964. In 1966 was admitted to the concertmaster of the Moscow Art Theatre and later served as chief conductor. Today is the head of the musical part. The author of music for performances of the Moscow Art Theatre: “Eldorado“, “Barbarians“, “The Cherry Orchard“, “Ivanov“, “Last Days“ and many others. Musical arrangement of performances: “Copper grandmother”, „Summerfolk”, „The Moscow Choir”, „Woe from Wit”, „Love in the Crimea”. One of the authors and the leading man in the documentary performance „Seven lifes of Nemirovich-Danchenko” directed by R. Sirota and E. Kemarskaya.