The contest “I believe” returned to the Kursk stage
In the Kursk drama theater named after A.S. Pushkin, an international competition “I believe” was held. Young artists from different cities of Russia showed their acting skills, musical abilities and ability to improvise. The contestants passed three tests: monologues, musical stage and "Urgent Entry".
In the Kursk drama theater named after A.S. Pushkin, an international competition “I believe” was held. Young artists from different cities of Russia showed their acting skills, musical abilities and ability to improvise. The contestants passed three tests: monologues, musical stage and "Urgent Entry".
The winners of the III degree were Yulia Vysochinenko from Kursk and Evgeny Vinnik from Orel. II degree received Dmitry Lomakin from Moscow and Ekaterina Fridolin from Michurinsk. The winner and winner of the prize of the audience sympathy was Maxim Gromov from the Eagle.
“This is my first time participating. I want to try my hand at improvisation. I will read Grigory Gorin’s monologue “Good Education”. The main thing is that it responds to the viewer, said Maxim Gromov.
Evaluated the performances of Veronika Kosenkova, Elena Olenina, Iskander Sakaev and Konstantin Demidov. Organizer Evgeny Setkov noted that the participants spent two days of rehearsals, and the winners will receive cash prizes.
The competition was first held in 2013 for the 150th anniversary of Stanislavsky, in 2019 it became all-Russian, and now seven years later it returned to Kursk.
