Mashkov proposed to send graduates of the capital’s theater universities to the regions
Chairman of the Union of Theatre Workers of Russia Vladimir Mashkov proposed to send graduates of theater universities of Moscow and St. Petersburg to the regions, who have graduated from the target set. This will solve the problem of lack of actors in local theaters.
Chairman of the Union of Theatre Workers of Russia Vladimir Mashkov proposed to send graduates of theater universities of Moscow and St. Petersburg to the regions, who have graduated from the target set. This will solve the problem of lack of actors in local theaters. The measure is included in the draft concept of the development of theatrical business in Russia for the period up to 2035.
There are a lot of problems with masters who work in theaters in various fields, and with young artists, talented, who sometimes leave the regions, do not return to their hometowns, which would be great. At the beginning, they would bring the knowledge they receive in Moscow, in St. Petersburg, Mashkov said at the St. Petersburg Forum of United Cultures.
To attract young professionals, it is proposed to work out a system of benefits and social support. According to the authors of the project, the measures taken will increase the accessibility of theaters for residents of the regions. The draft concept was sent to the Ministry of Culture for approval and subsequent approval in the government.



