Mark Grigorievich Rozovsky. Curriculum Vitae

Vladislav Flyarkovsky is a Russian journalist and TV presenter. Head of the “News” studio on the “Culture” TV channel. Voice of "Radio Mayak". This article will describe a brief biography of the presenter.

Study and service

Vladislav Flyarkovsky (see photo below) was born in the city of Oktyabrsky, in the Bashkir Republic, in 1958. Then the family moved to Baku, where the boy spent his entire childhood. After graduating from school in 1976, Vladislav submitted documents to the Architectural Institute (Moscow), but did not pass the competition. Flyarkovsky was unable to enter VGIK either. For some time, Vladislav worked as a photographer, and then joined the army. And only after demobilization in 1980, the young man managed to enter the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow State University.

Finest hour

After graduating from university, Vladislav Flyarkovsky got a job in the youth editorial office of Central Television. At that time, fundamental changes were taking place in society, and the most active supporters of change were journalists.

Popularity came to Vladislav the moment he appeared on Central Television in the “News” program. Young presenters Yu. Rostov, A. Gurnov, and V. Flyarkovsky gradually ousted older generation announcers from the air and acquired a reputation as independent, objective and courageous journalists. This was their finest hour. In the early 90s, television journalists played a significant role in Russian political life. They analyzed and showed the most dramatic and poignant moments of the birth of the new system, personifying the “fourth estate.” It was at that time that the term “television stars” arose in Russia. Flyarkovsky was undoubtedly one of them.

Work in Israel

In 1991, Russian State Television (RTR) appeared. Vladislav Flyarkovsky moved to this company, becoming the host of the “Time” program. He reviewed the political events taking place in the country.

Two years later, to the great regret of the audience, Vladislav left the star clan and went to Israel as his own correspondent for RTR. This came as a complete surprise to the presenter’s colleagues. Well, Flyarkovsky made this decision, fully understanding that his long absence from the silver screen could result in oblivion and the decline of a successful career. Nevertheless, Vladislav did not change it. The presenter wanted to try himself in something new, and the Promised Land provided such an opportunity.

Immediately after arriving in Israel, Vladislav Flyarkovsky completed an honorable mission. For the first time in history, he opened a Russian television office in Jerusalem. Its maintenance was not cheap - about $100,000 per month. But the channel’s management incurred such expenses, since the Middle East was one of the hottest spots in the world.

Vladislav also actively traveled around the country, reporting from demonstrations, visiting Palestinian camps, and filming the life of civilians. Many large television companies on the planet employ special people - stringers. To film the material, they literally go under bullets, and then sell it for good money - from $300 to $1000. Vladislav did all this together with cameraman A. Kornilov. One day they went to a Palestinian refugee camp to film the dispersal of a demonstration. There Flyarkovsky was wounded, although not life-threatening. The journalist was hit in the shin by a rubber bullet.

Return

Vladislav Flyarkovsky, whose biography is presented above, worked in Israel for three whole years. Then he decided to return to Moscow and again become the host of the Vesti program. Vladislav appeared on the screen on time. The audience has not yet forgotten their favorite. It was immediately noticeable that Flyarkovsky had acquired new experience. He became respectable, more restrained in his assessments, and quite quickly regained his status as a TV star. In 1997, Vladislav was nominated for a television program in the “Program Presenter” category. His main competitor in the fight for the statuette was Igor Gmyza (“Time” on ORT). But in the end, the award went to their colleague from the NTV channel.

Personal life

Maria Rozovskaya is the name of the girl whom Vladislav Flyarkovsky chose as his life partner. The presenter's wife studied with him in the same course at the university. It was at that time that they got married. The couple has two sons - Veniamin (12 years old) and Ilya (22 years old). Maria was born and raised in the capital of Russia. And her favorite theater is “At the Nikitsky Gate”. It is run by the woman's father, a famous director.

On April 3, the playwright, prose writer, artistic director of the theater "At the Nikitsky Gates" turns 75 years old.

Chief director of the theater "At the Nikitsky Gates", playwright, People's Artist of Russia Mark Grigorievich Rozovsky was born on April 3, 1937 in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky into a family of engineers. Six months after the birth of his son, his father was arrested and spent 18 years in the camps. In 1938, the grandmother moved the boy to Moscow. In 1944, he entered Moscow school No. 170, where playwright Edward Radzinsky, actors Vasily Livanov, Andrei Mironov, and conductor Evgeny Svetlanov studied at that time.

In 1955, after graduating from school, Rozovsky entered the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, who graduated in 1960.

In 1964, he graduated from the Higher Courses for Screenwriting (now the Higher Courses for Scriptwriters and Directors).

Since 1958, while still studying at the university, Rozovsky became the artistic director of the student theater of Moscow University "Our House", which was closed for censorship reasons in 1969. Actors Semyon Farada, Mikhail Filippov, Alexander Filippenko, Gennady Khazanov, and playwright Viktor Slavkin worked in the theater. Rozovsky’s production of “The Whole Evening, Like Damned Ones” (1964) became widely known in the theater - the first experience in the style of theater of the absurd, awarded a prize at the First All-Union Festival of Student Variety Miniature Theaters in Moscow (1966) and the “Golden Mask” at the festival in Warsaw.

As a theater director, Mark Rozovsky staged productions in the 1970s at the Bolshoi Drama Theater (BDT named after G.A. Tovstonogov), the Kirov Opera and Ballet Theater (now the Mariinsky Theater), the Pushkin Academic Theater, the Lensovet Theater in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg), Russian Drama Theater in Riga, Moscow Art Theater, Mayakovsky Theater, State Puppet Theater named after S.V. Obraztsova in Moscow, Polish Theater in Wroclaw.

The Chekhov Moscow Art Theater still hosts the play “Amadeus,” staged by the director in 1983.

In 1974 he worked as the chief director of the Moscow State Music Hall.

In 1983, Mark Rozovsky organized the theater "At the Nikitsky Gate", whose artistic director is to this day. The theater's repertoire includes a literary and musical performance, a philosophical parable, a tragic farce, a drama, a musical show, and a musical.

The most famous performances are: "Poor Lisa" - winner of the Edinburgh Festival in 1989; "Uncle Vanya", which received the "Crystal Turandot" for best director; “Songs of Our Court”, awarded prizes from the Moscow government and the Voices of History festival; "Black Square" is a laureate of the Moscow International Festival of One-Man Shows in 2002.

Mark Rozovsky's latest productions "Medea-class fighter" (2005), "You will always be. (The Diary of Nina Kosterina)" (2005), "Rhinoceros" (2006), "Pelican" (2006), "Viva, Perfume!" (2006), “The Living Corpse” (2006), “Blind Beauty” (2007), “Signs” (2008), “Crocodile” (2009) aroused great interest and recognition from the public and critics.

Among the new works of the director and screenwriter is a musical and poetic performance based on the works of Kafka.

Rozovsky's musical "Strider" or "The Story of a Horse", staged at the Bolshoi Drama Theater in 1975, was performed on Broadway at the Helen Hayes Theater (1979), and received high marks in reviews from the New York Times and other American publications. This play has successfully traveled to many stages around the world and was staged at the National Theater in London, the Staatstheater in Stockholm, the Royal Theater in Copenhagen, as well as in Japan, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Finland and other countries.

Mark Rozovsky is the author of the plays "Red Corner", "Vysotsky's Concert at the Scientific Research Institute", "Locker Room", "Triumphal Square", "OH!" and many others, as well as numerous dramatizations. Rozovsky's play "Kafka. Father and Son" based on the works of Franz Kafka was successfully staged at the La Mama theater (New York), and at the "Red Corner" theater in Bonn and Dusseldorf.

Mark Rozovsky wrote scripts for several films, the most popular among which was the musical film "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers" (1978). His directorial work was embodied in a number of film-performances - "Who is Who?" (1977), "The Morals of Lady Dulskoy" (1978), "Dead Souls" (1980), "The Pulpit" (1982), "Goldfish" (1985), "The Story of a Horse" (1989), "The Passion of Vladimir" (1990), "Gambrinus" ( 1992), where he acted as a composer, as well as many video versions of performances of the theater "At the Nikitsky Gate".

In his first specialty - a journalist - Mark Rozovsky began working in the 1960s, working on the All-Union Radio, in the magazine "Yunost", and "Literary Gazette".

In 1979-1980, Mark Rozovsky was on the editorial board of the samizdat almanac Metropol, where he published and collaborated with such talented writers as Fazil Iskander and Vasily Aksenov.

Rozovsky wrote books about the theater - “Director of the Spectacle”, “Dedication”, “Transformation”, “Theater from Nothing”, “Reading “Uncle Vanya”, “The Case of Horse Stealing”, “To Chekhov”, “The Invention of the Theater”. In recent years years, his autobiographical documentary book “Dad, Mom, Me and Stalin”, a collection of Rozovsky’s works from the series “Anthology of Satire and Humor of 20th Century Russia” (volume 51), “Fairy Tales for Sasha”, “Things” and others were published.

Rozovsky is married for the fourth time to Tatyana Revzina, director and musical director of the Theater "At the Nikitsky Gates". The family has a son, Semyon.

From previous marriages the director has two daughters - Maria and Alexandra.

From his daughter Maria, Mark Rozovsky has two grandchildren: Ilya (born in 1989) and Veniamin (born in 1999).

The material was prepared based on information from RIA Novosti and open sources.

Graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University. M. V. Lomonosov (1960) and Higher Script Courses (1964). Member of the USSR Writers' Union (1976). Member of the public council of the Russian Jewish Congress.

Since 1958, he directed the MSU student theater “Our House,” which became widely known.

After the closure of the Our House theater in 1969, he staged performances at the Moscow Art Theater, at the Bolshoi Drama Theater in Leningrad, at the Riga Russian Drama Theater, at the Opera and Ballet Theater. Kirov, in the Academic Theater named after. Pushkin, in the Theater named after. Lensovet in Leningrad, in the Theater. Mayakovsky, at the Puppet Theater named after. S. V. Obraztsova, at the Polski Theater in Wroclaw, in cinema, on television and on the stage.

Collaborated with Literaturnaya Gazeta. In 1969-83 he worked at the magazine “Youth”, where he ran popular columns of satire and humor.

In 1975 he staged the first rock opera in the USSR, Orpheus and Eurydice.

In 1983, Mark Rozovsky organized the Theater-Studio “At the Nikitsky Gate” and became its artistic director. He staged the following plays: “Poor Liza”, “Doctor Chekhov” (1983), “The History of a Horse”, “Romances with Oblomov” (1992), “Uncle Vanya” by Chekhov (1993), etc.

Prizes and awards

• Honored Artist of Russia
• Winner of the Literary Newspaper Prize (1975)
• Winner of the Crystal Turandot award in the 1992/1993 season. for the production of “Uncle Vanya” by A. Chekhov at the Nikitsky Gate Theater
• Order of Honor (1998)
• "Crown" Award (for great contribution to modern drama and theatrical life of the country)
• Moscow Prize, Recognition Prize of the Moscow International Television and Theater Festival.
• Chekhov Medal (2005)
• Laureate of the National Prize of the Russian Federation “Russian of the Year” (2006)
• Public awards:
• Order of Lomonosov, Star of the Peacemaker

Creation

Filmography

• 2008 - Heavy sand - Eagle, pharmacist

Documentaries

1. 2009 - Sincere confession. Igor Starygin (documentary biographical film dedicated to the activities of Igor Starygin)

Voice acting

• 1978 - D’Artagnan and the Three Musketeers - vocals (song “The Cardinal’s Spies”)

Director

• 1977 - “Who is who?” (television play)
• 1978 - “The Morals of Mrs. Dulskaya” (television play)
• 1989 - The Story of a Horse (television play)
• 1990 - Passion for Vladimir

written by

• 1967 - “Seven notes in silence..” (documentary)
• 1972 - Blue Hares, or a Musical Journey
• 1974 - Adventures in a city that does not exist
• 1978 - D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers
• 1978 - Be ready, Your Highness!
• 1982 - “The Pulpit” (television play)
• 1985 - Goldfish (television play)
• 1990 - Passion for Vladimir
• 1992 - Gambrinus (teleplay)
• 1999 - “Two Nabokovs” (television play)

Composer

• 1992 - Gambrinus (teleplay)

Essays

Dramaturgy

• Theater of the Living Newspaper: Scripts for propaganda teams. M., 1970 (Library “To help amateur artists”; No. 24)
• Song about Danko: Musical and poetic fantasy based on the early works of A. M. Gorky. M., 1984

Prose

• Director of the show. M., 1973 (Library “To help amateur artists”; No. 22)
• Dedication: From the experience of one studio: Reflections and documents. M., 1976 (Library “To help amateur artists”; No. 22)
• Transformation. M., 1983 (Library “To help amateur artists”; No. 23)
• To Chekhov... M., Publishing House of the Russian State University for the Humanities, 2003
• The case of “horse stealing.” - M.: Vagrius, 2006
• The invention of the theater. M.: AST: Zebra E; Vladimir: VKT, 2010

The famous TV presenter considers lying on the couch the best relaxation

The famous TV presenter considers lying on the couch the best relaxation

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the “Culture” channel, the face of which can be considered Vladislav FLYARKOVSKY. This TV journalist is a rare type. He does not chase ratings and huge salaries, does not strive to be in favor with management, but calmly, with genuine interest, has been running “Culture News” for more than ten years.

For a creative person like you, a long-term marriage is very rare. As far as I know, you and Mark Rozovsky’s daughter have been together for more than 30 years!

He met his wife in 1980, when he entered Moscow State University. We began an affair almost immediately, and got married four years later. After the wedding, Masha and I boarded the train and went to Tallinn for a few days on our honeymoon. It was not customary to travel to the Maldives back then.

- What is Maria doing now?

He works at his father’s theater “At the Nikitsky Gate” and is responsible for the literary part. They recently opened a new building. It took ten years to build it using budget money. It turned out very beautiful.

What do you! On the contrary, I find it awkward to talk about the theater “At the Nikitsky Gate”. Even on the day when the new building opened, I was not leading the program, but was at the celebration.

- You and your wife rarely appear together. Why?

We rarely go anywhere at all. And especially after one strange incident. I remember about 15 years ago, at TEFI, we were photographed together and posted in some magazine with the caption “ Vladislav Flyarkovsky with a beautiful stranger." The wife saw this and said: “Of course, with the word “beautiful” they redeemed everything, but what does a stranger mean? It's outrageous! So this has happened to you too!”

Who loves everyone

- What are your sons interested in?

Ilya is now 23 years old. He graduated from the Humanitarian Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting, Department of Sound Engineering. But he doesn’t work by profession, although the skills he mastered at the institute are now useful to him. Not married yet, lives with us. 13-year-old Venya studies at school. A cheerful and positive person.

- Do you often give them advice?

If something worries me, I try to somehow influence it. Actually, I'm boring. Sometimes I tell Ilya: “Drop it, leave it, don’t waste your time.” But he will still do it. My son treats me with respect, but remains independent. I don't interfere in his personal life. Unpleasant remarks like “I don’t like your girlfriend” can hurt your ego.

- I heard that you and your family like to vacation in Turkey. Why did you choose this country?

I don’t chase pathos and don’t dream of visiting all the countries - just for the sake of collection. There are good five-star hotels in Turkey, where I feel comfortable and pleasant to stay. We were also in Spain, in a very cheap three-star hotel located right on the seashore. Sleeping under the soothing splash of waves - what more do you need? In principle, in terms of recreation, I am of the opinion, as in the joke: “Chaim, please tell me, do you know where you can relax cheaply this summer? “I know - on the sofa.”

Yes. When I travel, I take pictures a lot. If I'm passionate about photography, I strive for solitude. I either leave my family at the hotel or move away from them a little. My father taught me to take photographs and capture fascinating moments when I was a child. I practically don’t photograph people, because people make faces, try to look different, better than they really are. Unsurpassed photographers advise: you need to pay attention to inanimate objects and savages - only they are adequate to themselves. I completely agree!

- Appearance is an important tool for you. How do you take care of your face?

I don't have any obvious defects, so I don't do anything with it. If we talk about the clothes I wear in the frame, then half of the costumes are mine. I'm a pretty picky person.

- What do you watch on TV?

News on NTV channel. They still make them the best. I also watch NTVshniki. Although I don’t like that they shout there all the time. I like it when everything is clear.

- Do you have pets?

I used to have a Scotch Terrier. Now they've got a Yorkshire. He is incredibly affectionate. There must be someone in the house who loves everyone. This is it!

REFERENCE

* Vladislav FLYARKOVSKY born in 1958 in the city of Oktyabrsky (Bashkiria) in the family of a journalist.

* In 1985 he graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University.

* From 1985 to 1987 he was editor of the propaganda department of the Museum of Musical Culture named after. Glinka.

* In the mid-90s, he was his own correspondent and chief of the VGTRK bureau in Jerusalem, the first Russian television journalist permanently accredited in Israel.

* Laureate of the public award of professional recognition “The Best Pens of Russia” (2004), winner of the Order of Friendship and the state award “For great contribution to the development of domestic television and radio broadcasting and many years of fruitful activity” (2008).

* Married to Maria Rozovskaya, head of the literary department of the theater-studio “At Nikitsky Gates”, daughter of director Mark Rozovsky. From this marriage there are two sons: Ilya (born 1989) and Veniamin (born 1999)

Actor Denis Shvedov told the site in an interview about how he became a father and about his work in the TV series “Betrayal.”

On June 21, Denis Shvedov became a father; the 28-year-old daughter of People's Artist of Russia, author of the script for the film “D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers” Mark Rozovsky, Alexandra, gave birth to his daughter. The couple has been living together for three years, but the 34-year-old actor is in no hurry to call his beloved down the aisle. In a conversation with him, he explained for the first time why...

Mark Rozovsky / Global Look Press

Young artists are involved in the same theater. They met three years ago within the walls of the Russian Academic Youth Theater, and passion immediately flared up between the actors. They recently became parents.

“Sasha gave birth in Moscow, the birth went well, her daughter’s weight is 3270 kg, her height is 52 centimeters,” the performer of the central roles in the famous films “Major” and “Stanitsa” shares his happiness. – For me, like for any man, it was new to learn how to lay and wash a child. All this is not something incredible, it’s just that the pleasant responsibilities of dad and mom are added to life.

– Denis, you and Alexandra have been together for several years; you are already parents. Why don't you have a wedding?

– The decision to marry must come from the heart, and not because the girl became pregnant or something else. Marriage is the confidence of partners in feelings, in themselves first of all. Our family has everything that this word implies. We're fine as is.

In a week the baby will turn one month old, and the parents are already thinking about the baptismal ceremony. The young father and mother have not yet had to experience any difficulties with the newborn: at night the daughter lets her parents sleep, while during the day the actors enjoy new chores for them.

The birth of a child brings joy not only to parents, but also to the closest relatives of the family. People's Artist of Russia, director of the Moscow theater "at the Nikitsky Gate", author of the script for the film "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers" Mark Grigorievich Rozovsky is happy to once again become a grandfather. He personally met his daughter from the maternity hospital.

Denis Shvedov in the series “Betrayal” / Still from the series “Betrayal”

“I have become a grandfather for the third time, which I am incredibly happy about,” the playwright does not hide his feelings. – I have two daughters and a son, and now two grandsons (Ilya was born in 1989, Veniamin in 1999, their mother Maria Rozovskaya graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University and is now the head of the literary department of her father’s theater. - Author) and one granddaughter. I thought about the gift for a long time, but decided not to improvise and simply gave an envelope with money, after all, it is better for parents to know what their child needs. I'm very happy for their family. Denis is a very talented actor. Due to his busy schedule, we don't see each other very often, but I know that he is a responsible young man, and now also a loving dad.

I’m a little upset that Sasha is taking a long time to decide on a name, almost a month has passed since giving birth, and we don’t know what to call our granddaughter. As a family, we agreed that when the girl turns one month old, we will tell everyone her name, so I will wait for that day and not put pressure on the young parents.

A month ago, filming of Channel One’s new 16-episode project “Raid” ended. Denis Shvedov received one of the main roles. The creators of the series raised the topic of the struggle between the police and higher authorities. "The Raid" is a remake of the popular French crime series. The main characters are four policemen, their fifth friend was unfairly accused of a crime, and everything was so bad that the guy committed suicide. The friends do not intend to abandon this case and decide to achieve justice at all costs. The central characters of the multi-part film were played by Vladimir Mashkov, Denis Shvedov, Alexander Pal, Pavel Chinarev.

– How much has your demand as an actor changed after the main role in the acclaimed series “Betrayal” on the TNT channel?

– I would say that it was after the role in “Betrayal” that they learned that there was such an artist - Shvedov. I don’t know whether it’s thanks to him or other projects, but offers are coming in, and, fortunately, there is an opportunity to choose. Filming has now begun for a new series for Channel One - “The Former”. Lyubov Aksenova will play with me. A total of 8 episodes will be released, which will show a rehabilitation center for addicted people.

Denis Shvedov in the film “Adventurers” / Still from the film “Adventurers”

– You are an actor not only of cinema, but also of theater. What is closer – the stage or the area in front of the camera?

– Theater is for the soul. For the money that actors are paid in Russian theaters, no one plays. Any theater actor lives on stage for the sake of creativity and spirituality. Movies and TV series are completely different. Here I can show what is not possible in the theater, play those roles that definitely will not appear on stage, maybe even reveal some secrets in myself. For me, theater and cinema are interchangeable concepts. I often use many elements from theater rehearsals in filming on camera, and vice versa. For me, these two concepts are inseparable, one complements the other.