June 22nd, 2011

How do Russian celebrities see themselves? Artist Ekaterina Rozhdestvenskaya decided to organize a large-scale photo project, where public and famous people are captured together with their family in a costume that they like. Judge for yourself what came of it...

The Bezrukov couple chose the option of a White Guard family. Apparently, the role he played in the film “Admiral” still haunts Seryozha...

BEZRUKOV

Sergei Bezrukov - actor
Irina Bezrukova - Sergei's wife, actress
Andrey - Irina's son
Vitaly Bezrukov - actor, director
Natalya Bezrukova - mother
Jim Bezrukov - fox terrier

VERNIKI (XVIII century, France)

Sitting:
Vernik Emil Grigorievich, People's Artist of Russia, chief director of literary and dramatic broadcasting of the All-Union Radio
Vernik Anna Pavlovna, teacher of the music school named after. Prokofiev, wife of E. Vernik
Vernik Maria Yaroslavovna, fifth year student, wife of I. Vernik
Vernik Grigory Igorevich, 2.7 years old, unemployed
Cost:
Vernik Vadim Emilievich, journalist, author and presenter of the “Who’s There...” program on the “Culture” TV channel
Vernik Igor Emilievich, Honored Artist of Russia, actor of the Moscow Art Theater. A.P. Chekhov
Dubinsky Rostislav Mikhailovich, actor, art manager, son of Anna Pavlovna

BONDARCHUKI

Bondarchuk Fedor Sergeevich - director and actor
Bondarchuk Alena Sergeevna - actress
Bondarchuk Sergey Fedorovich, 11 years old - college student
Kryukov Konstantin Vitalievich, son of Alena Bondarchuk, 18 years old - student
Rudskaya Svetlana Vladimirovna - wife of Fyodor Bondarchuk, free-lance artist

VALERIYA—JOSEPH PRIGOGINE("The Venetian Family")

Valeria - singer
Joseph Prigozhin - Valeria's husband, producer
Galina Nikolaevna Perfilova - Valeria's mother
Valeria's children:
Anna - daughter, 12 years old
Artemy - son, 10 years old
Arseny - son, 6 years old

MALIKOVS

Dmitry Malikov - singer and composer
Wife Elena Malikova with daughters Olga and little Stefania
Yuri Malikov - head of VIA "Gems" with his daughter Inna and grandson Dmitry

DILITURERS (“Early 20th century”)

Vladimir Vinokur - People's Artist of Russia
Tamara Vinokur - Vladimir's wife, ballerina
Anastasia Vinokur - daughter, ballet dancer of the Bolshoi Theater

MENSHOVY

Andrey Gordin, 5 years old
Yulia Menshova - TV presenter
Igor Gordin - MTYUZ actor
Vladimir Menshov - film director and actor
Vera Alentova - actress

PRESNYAKOVS (XX century, 70s)

Presnyakov Vladimir Petrovich, musician, composer
Presnyakova Elena Petrovna, singer, soloist of the ensemble "Gems"
Presnyakov Vladimir Jr., singer, composer
Presnyakova Elena Jr., designer, poetess
Presnyakov Nikita, 11 years old, 6th grade student, son of Presnyakov Vladimir Jr.

SPARE

PIMANOVS ("Early Renaissance")

Valentina Pimanova - author and TV presenter of the "Idols" program
Alexey Pimanov - host of the program “Man and the Law”
Yuri Evgenievich Melnikov - Valentina's father, architect
Asya Vasilyevna Melnikova - Valentina's mother, doctor
Dasha Pimanova - daughter of Valentina and Alexey, TV journalist

GUSKOVS

Alexey Guskov - drama theater and film actor
Lidiya Velezheva - wife, drama theater and film actress
Volodya Guskov - son, 9th grade student
Mitya Guskov - son, 4th grade student

KEOSAYAN

Laura Keosayan - Tigran’s niece, MGIMO student
Edmond Keosayan - Tigran's nephew
Tigran Keosayan - director
Alena Khmelnitskaya - actress
Sasha Keosayan - 9 years old, daughter of Alena and Tigran

NAUMOV

Natalya Belokhvostikova - actress
Vladimir Naumov - director
Natalya Naumova - actress, director

LAZAREV-NEMOLYAEV ( mid-19th century, Russia)

From left to right:
Polina Lazareva, 6th grade student, daughter of Alexander and Alina
Lazarev Alexander Sergeevich, People's Artist of the RSFSR, actor of the Theater. Vl. Mayakovsky
Nemolyaeva Svetlana Vladimirovna, People's Artist of the RSFSR, actress of the Theater. Vl. Mayakovsky
Alina Lazareva, translator, wife of A. Lazarev Jr.
Lazarev Alexander Alexandrovich, Honored Artist of Russia, actor of the Lenkom Theater
Lazarev Serezha, 1.5 years old, son of Alexander and Alina

PIEHA (“Spain. XVIII century”)

Edita Piekha - People's Artist of the USSR, singer
Ilona Bronevitskaya - daughter of Edita Stanislavovna, singer, TV presenter
Evgeny Timoshenkov - Ilona’s husband, producer
Stas Piekha - grandson, singer
Erika Bystrova - granddaughter, student

SELEZNEVA—ANDREEVS("Silver Age")

Natalya Selezneva - People's Artist of Russia, theater and film actress
Vladimir Andreev - People's Artist of the USSR, artistic
director of the Theater. Ermolova

Egor Andreev - son, employee of the Federation Council staff
Elena Andreeva - wife of Yegor Andreev, doctor
Alexey Andreev - son of Elena and Egor, 4th grade student, 9 years old

RUTBERG (“Spain. 17th century”)

Ilya Grigorievich Rutberg - Honored Artist of Russia, actor, director, teacher
Irina Nikolaevna Suvorova - wife of Ilya Grigorievich, piano teacher
Yulia Rutberg - Honored Artist of Russia, actress of the Theater named after. Evg. Vakhtangov
Grigory Kuznetsov - son of Yulia, 18 years old, student

ROZOVSKY-FLYARKOVSKY(XVII century, Spain)

From left to right:
Vladislav Pierovich Flyarkovsky, director and presenter of the “News of Culture” studio
Rozovskaya Maria Markovna, journalist, wife of V. Flyarkovsky
Veniamin Vladislavovich Flyarkovsky, 3 years old, unemployed
Rozovskaya Alexandra Markovna, 9th grade student, actress of the musical "Nord-Ost", daughter of M. Rozovsky
Rozovsky Mark Grigorievich, artistic director of the theater "At the Nikitsky Gate"
Ilya Vladislavovich Flyarkovsky, 8th grade student, jazzman
Revzina Tatyana Iosifovna, director and musical director of the theater "At the Nikitsky Gates", wife of M. Rozovsky
Rozovsky Semyon Markovich, 5 years old, actor of the theater "At the Nikitsky Gate", son of M. Rozovsky

VOLUME (“Venice. 16th century”)

Svetlana Toma - theater and film actress
Andrei Vishnevsky - Svetlana's ex-husband, playwright
Irina Lachina - daughter of Svetlana, theater and film actress
Oleg Budrin - Irina’s husband, theater producer
Masha Budrina - daughter of Irina and Oleg, 13 years old, student

MORTAR (“Ukraine. Mid-19th century”)

Bogdan Stupka - People's Artist of the USSR, People's Artist of Ukraine
Ostap Stupka - son of Bogdan Stupka, Honored Artist of Ukraine
Irina Batko-Stupka - Ostap's wife, theater producer
Dmitry Stupka - son of Ostap, 19 years old, student
Ustinya Stupka - daughter of Ostap, 6 years old, dance school student

SHIRWINDTS

Shirvindt Alexander Anatolyevich - artistic director of the Moscow Academic Theater of Satire, People's Artist of Russia, professor
Belousova's wife Natalya Nikolaevna is an architect
Son Shirvindt Mikhail Alexandrovich is the author and producer of the programs “Dog Show” and “Travels of a Naturalist”
Morozova's daughter-in-law Tatyana Pavlovna is a stylist at the TV company "Live News"
Grandson Shirvindt Andrey Mikhailovich - 5th year student at the Russian State University for the Humanities, future lawyer
Granddaughter Shirvindt Alexandra Mikhailovna is graduating from school

YUDASHKINS
Valentin Yudashkin - fashion designer
Marina Yudashkina, wife - manager of the Fashion House
Galina Yudashkina - daughter, 11 years old

(born 1958) Russian TV journalist

Vladislav Flyarkovsky is one of those journalists who regularly appear on television screens and offer viewers the most up-to-date information about current events, analyze it and give them the opportunity to see what is happening in the world.

There is an opinion that journalists, especially television presenters, have a huge influence on the consciousness of their viewers. They seem to put their thoughts and understanding of situations into their minds. Viewers, however, do not trust all journalists who offer and evaluate information. This is eloquently evidenced by the ratings of information programs and their presenters. Flyarkovsky is not always the leader, but he has a regular audience that prefers to learn the news as he presents it.

Vladislav Pierovich Flyarkovsky was born in the small town of Oktyabrsky, Bashkir Republic. Soon the family moved to Baku, where he spent his childhood. Vladislav did not come to journalism right away, and, however, at first he did not connect his future with this profession. After graduating from school in 1976, Vladislav Flyarkovsky entered the Moscow Architectural Institute, but did not pass the competition. Failure befell him when he entered the Cinematography Institute (VGIK). For some time he worked as a photographer's apprentice, then as a photographer at an interdistrict photo art plant. In the same year, 1976, he joined the army. Vladislav served on the Chinese border, in 1977 he was transferred to the Pacific Fleet, and a year later he was sent to the Central Sports Club of the Navy.

After being demobilized from the army, Vladislav Flyarkovsky entered the preparatory department of Moscow University and in 1980 became a student at the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University.

He studied at the television department and, while still a student, mastered many of the intricacies of working as a television journalist.

After graduating from the Faculty of Journalism, Flyarkovsky began working in the youth editorial office of Central Television. It was a time of fundamental change in society, and journalists turned out to be the most active supporters of change.

Popularity came to him when he became the host of the news program “News” on Central Television. Young presenters Vladislav Flyarkovsky, T. Mitkova, Alexander Gurnov, Yu. Rostov, who gradually ousted the older generation from the air, very soon acquired a reputation as brave, objective and independent journalists. This was their finest hour. Journalists, including television ones, played a huge role in the political life of Russia in the early 90s. They showed and analyzed the most acute and dramatic moments of the birth of a new system in the country and personified the “fourth estate.” It was then that the concept of “television stars” appeared in Russia, including Flyarkovsky.

In 1991, when Russian State Television (RTR) was formed, he moved to this television company and became the host of the new information program “Vremya” as a political commentator.

Now Vladislav recalls with nostalgia the time when he felt like the king of information: “The weight of the journalistic journalistic word is falling. When we started making Vesti in May 1991, it seemed that every word I uttered from the screen had the effect of a directive from the CPSU Central Committee. But now this word is no longer a guideline for people, not a motive for behavior.”

At the beginning of 1993, Vladislav Pierovich Flyarkovsky, unexpectedly for many of his colleagues and much to the regret of television viewers, left the star clan and went to work as his own RTR correspondent in Israel. He made this decision despite the fact that his long absence from television screens threatened him with oblivion and the end of such a successful career. TV viewers, immersed in their internal problems, have little interest in what is happening far away from them.

At the same time, other famous journalists went abroad with Vladislav Flyarkovsky: A. Gurnov - to London, Yu. Rostov - to New York. Many perceived their departure as an “obscure personal calculation” and reproached the journalists for the fact that, despite their careers, they could not part with their “childhood dream of going abroad.”

Vladislav Pierovich Flyarkovsky himself understood that he had lost a lot with his departure to the promised land. However, working in Israel attracted him with the opportunity to try himself in a new capacity. First of all, he fulfilled an honorable mission - he opened the first ever Russian television bureau in Jerusalem. Despite the large financial costs associated with maintaining a news desk (in Israel it costs about 100 thousand dollars), Russian television incurred such expenses, since the Middle East is one of the hottest spots on the planet, where the fate of the world is decided.

Flyarkovsky had to work hard to thoroughly study the host country, which he knew only from reports ten years ago by the famous journalist Seiful-Mulyukov and from books. During his year of work, he got to know Israel and its people well, and made many materials about the problems of repatriates from the former republics of the Soviet Union.

Vladislav Flyarkovsky traveled a lot around the country, filmed reports about the lives of civilians, visited Palestinian camps, and reported from demonstrations. Many of the world's major television companies hire special people to work in hot spots - stringers, who literally film under bullets and sell their materials for a lot of money - from 300 to 1000 dollars. Flyarkovsky did all this himself together with cameraman A. Kornilov. Once filming the dispersal of a demonstration in a Palestinian refugee camp, he was wounded, although not dangerously. A rubber bullet hit him in the shin.

After working in Israel for three years, Vladislav Flyarkovsky returned to Moscow and again went on air as the host of the Vesti news program. He returned on time. The audience did not have time to forget their favorite. Flyarkovsky gained new experience, became more respectable and restrained in his assessments, and very quickly regained his star status. In 1997, he was nominated for the TEFI television award in the “Host of an Information Program” category, for which he competed with the presenter of the “Time” program on ORT, Igor Gmyza.

A long-standing creative collaboration with Eduard Sagalaev led to the appearance of Flyarkovsky on the TV-6 channel, where he was also one of the leading journalists.

Flyarkovsky’s wife Maria Rozovskaya is also a journalist. They studied in the same course and got married during their student years. They have a son, Ilya. Unlike her husband, Maria considers her favorite city to be Moscow, where she was born and raised. And her favorite theater is “At the Nikitsky Gate”, the director of which is her father, the famous director Mark Rozovsky.

On the night of the assault on the Dubrovka Palace of Culture from the twenty-fifth to the twenty-sixth of October, I could not sleep for several years in a row. And when I started to fall asleep, I started having a nightmare. The psychotherapist advised me to “program” a good ending, but it didn’t work. Recently this terrible night finally let me go. Everything is like in a fairy tale: in order to be saved, you need a savior to appear.

Two years ago, Denis Shvedov broke the tradition of going to a distant country alone on his birthday. Sometimes they celebrated with a group, but he didn’t take anyone with him - he values ​​personal space too much. And then he invited me. An important step, an indicator that the relationship has reached a new level. “We won’t go to Europe,” Dan said. - Crisis, San. Let's go to St. Petersburg! " I was in favor, it doesn’t matter where we go, as long as it’s just the two of us. The only problem is time. At night I returned from a tour in Munich, and at six in the morning I had to be at the airport again to fly with Denis. During the break, we still have to get home and change our suitcase.

St. Petersburg, end of November - I am folding warm sweaters and a down jacket. Denis takes out half of the things from the suitcase with the motivation: “It’s not that cold there. If we get cold, we’ll buy you a jacket on the spot, there’s no need to drag your wardrobe with you.” Convinced. There was no strength to argue; I really wanted to sleep.

And here it is early morning, airport. Fatigue, lack of sleep - I didn’t understand anything. Denis checked us in himself, received boarding passes and checked in our luggage. And then he started tugging:

What is our solution? Look in the boarding area. What time exactly is the flight?

See for yourself! My back hurts... What do you want from me?!

In the end, Denis insisted that I look at the coupon and began to demonstratively run his finger along the lines:

Rozovskaya Alexandra, flight such and such, departure time eight thirty, arrival point New York... New York?!

Well what can I say? Shock! I only took my Russian passport with me - I was going to St. Petersburg! Thank God, Dan had the foresight and, secretly from me, taken my “foreign” with him. Such an amazing surprise could not fail to impress! I burst into tears from happiness. And the fatigue disappeared, as if it had never happened.

Three months before the trip, Denis persuaded my best friend to convince me to get an American visa. She said that the conditions for extradition would soon become very complicated, we had to do it now, and I, a naive person in many matters, took her word for it. Designed it. In fact, there’s nothing to do with me... But now I have something to tell my children and grandchildren! In the end, everything turned out to be an incredibly beautiful story. I would even say that a real cinematic act was committed! Every girl dreams of being like in the movies...

- Your mother Svetlana Sergienko is an actress. Father Mark Rozovsky is the director of the theater “At the Nikitsky Gates”, a famous director and screenwriter. And they were supposed to grow up like in the movies, weren’t they?

I can’t say that I’m not adapted to the realities of life, but I really grew up in love. I had a happy childhood, yes, I am one of those who can say this phrase. The main association from that distant time is a large friendly family. Mom and dad are together at home and at work. There were behind the scenes and tours of which I have incredibly warm memories. I felt comfortable among adults. Maybe, of course, I annoyed someone, it happened that I took props to play with without asking and forgot to put them back... But then I didn’t realize this, and I only realized how important it is to return props when I became an actress.

Mark Rozovsky is a multifaceted personality. He is a composer, playwright and artistic director of the theater all rolled into one. Mark Grigorievich has the title of People's Artist of Russia. He is a holder of the Order of Honor, as well as “For Services to the Fatherland.” M. Rozovsky - Academician of the Pushkin Academy of America. Twice became “Russian of the Year”.

Mark Rozovsky

Born in the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in 1937. In 1960, he graduated as a journalist at Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov. 4 years after this, Mark Grigorievich completed the Higher Screenwriting Courses. Russian playwright M. Rozovsky in 1976 became a Member of the Writers' Union of the Soviet Union. In 2002 he was awarded the gratitude of the President of Russia. He is a member of the Jewish Congress in Russia. From 1958 to 1969 he directed the Our House theater at Moscow State University, in which students performed as actors. Their performances were very famous. After its closure, Mark Grigorievich worked with various troupes. He staged performances at the Leningrad Bolshoi Drama Theater, at the Russian Drama Theater (Riga), at the Moscow Art Theater, at the Lensovet Theater, in Marinka, at the Sergei Obraztsov Puppet Theater, etc. He also worked on television, on stage and in cinema. In the 60s of the 20th century, he worked in magazines, where he ran satirical columns. In 1975, Mark Rozovsky staged a rock opera called Orpheus and Eurydice. This was the very first performance of this genre in our country.

In 1983, M. Rozovsky created a theater called “At the Nikitsky Gate”. He is still its artistic director. The first performances that Mark Grigorievich staged at the Nikitsky Gate Theater were: “The Story of a Horse”, “Romances with Oblomov”, “Poor Liza”, “Uncle Vanya”, “Doctor Chekhov”. M. Rozovsky wrote many plays for his theater: “Songs of Our Court”, “Vysotsky’s Concert at the Scientific Research Institute”, “Kafka: Father and Son”, “Red Corner”, “Triumphal Square” and so on. The script for the famous and beloved Soviet film “D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers” was written by Mark Rozovsky. The playwright has a large family. He has three children from three different wives. His current wife is 25 years younger than Mark Grigorievich.

Creativity of Mark Rozovsky

Rozovsky Mark Grigorievich writes plays, poems, scripts, music for the title “At the Nikitsky Gate”, of which he is the director. He is also the director of these productions and a performer in some of them. Theater performances:

• “How I. I. quarreled with I. N.”
• "Feast in Time of Plague".
• "Songs of our yard."
• "Blizzard".
• "Gambrinus".
• "Marble. Performance".
• "Ecclesiastes".
• "Rhinos".
• "The History of a Horse".

Work with other theaters:

• Rock opera "Shulamith-Forever!"
• "Amadeus" for

• "Blue Hares, or a Musical Journey."
• "Two Nabokovs."
• "Who is who?".
• "Department".
• "Gold fish".
• "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers."
• "The Morals of Mrs. Dulskaya."
• "Passion for Vladimir."
• “Be ready, Your Highness!”
• "Seven notes in silence..."
• "Adventures in a city that doesn't exist."

Prose written by M. Rozovsky:

• "Transformation" (to help
• “I’m putting on Hamlet.”
• “Theater of the Living Newspaper” (to help amateur artistic performances).
• "To Chekhov..."
• “Director of the spectacle” (to help amateur performances).
• “The case of horse theft.”
• “Theater from nothing” (to help amateur performances).
• “We caught a vocal bird.”
• "New things."
• "Dad, Mom, Me and Stalin."
• "Anthology of satire and humor."
• “Dedication: From the experience of one studio. Reflections and documents."
• "Things."
• "Reading Uncle Vanya."
• "The Invention of the Theatre".
• "Tales for Sasha."

Mark Rozovsky Awards

Mark Rozovsky became an Honored Artist of Russia in 1994. Ten years later he received the title of People's Artist of the Russian Federation. Mark Grigorievich is the winner of the following awards: “Crown”, “Person of the Year”, “Crystal Turandot”, “Recognition”, “Russian of the Year” and others. Mark Yuryevich was also awarded orders and medals: “For services to the Fatherland”, Lomonosov, Chekhov, Peacemaker Star. He also has other awards.

Mark Rozovsky Theater

The Nikitsky Gate Theater has existed since 1983. It was founded by director and playwright Mark Rozovsky. In 1987, the theater became a professional theater, and in 1991 - a state theater. The theater's repertoire is rich and unique, presenting performances of different genres: drama, musical, comedy, poetic performances, tragic farce and parables. To date, 30 productions can be seen here. These include both new ones and those that have been loved by the audience for many years and have not left the stage. The Nikitsky Gate Theater has taken part in a huge number of different festivals both in our country and abroad. In 2012, the troupe's housewarming party took place. The theater received its own building, which it had been waiting for for more than twelve years. There is a spacious hall with 198 seats, the latest technical equipment, modern lighting and sound equipment. The theater has a very cozy foyer. At the same time, the historical appearance of the building, which was built back in the 18th century, has been preserved.

Theater repertoire

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