Efremov, Oleg Nikolaevich

Japanese: エフレーモフ（英語表記）Efremov， Oleg Nikolaevich

Born: October 1, 1927, Moscow
[Died] May 24, 2000. Moscow. Russian director. After graduating from the Moscow Art Theatre's drama school, he founded the Young Actors' Research Theatre in 1957, which he renamed Sabremennik (Theatre of Modern People) the following year. He staged works such as Rosov's The Eternal Life, reviving the hollowed-out ideals of Stanislavsky. In 1971 he became the Moscow Art Theatre's chief director, and in 1987 he became its artistic director, attracting attention for his innovative directing.

Efremov
Efremov

A city in the Tula Oblast in western Russia. It is located about 120 km south-southeast of the oblast capital, Tula, on the Krasibaya Mecha River, a tributary of the Don River. The city developed around a fortress built in the late 17th century, and currently has industries in synthetic rubber, food (cheese, canned vegetables, meat), etc. The railway line connects Tula and Yelets. The population is about 55,000.

Efremov
Efremov, Ivan Antonovich

Born: April 22, 1907.
[Died] 1972
Soviet science fiction writer and paleontologist. He expressed his excellent scientific knowledge in literary works. He is best known for works such as Lezvie Britvy (1963).

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[生]1927.10.1. モスクワ
[没]2000.5.24. モスクワ
ロシアの演出家。モスクワ芸術座付属の演劇学校を卒業後，1957年「青年俳優研究劇場」を結成，翌年「サブレメンニク (現代人劇場) 」と改称，ローゾフの『とわに生きるもの』などを上演して，形骸化したスタニスラフスキーの理想をよみがえらせた。 71年モスクワ芸術座の首席演出家，87年芸術監督に就任，斬新な演出で注目を集めた。