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The actor of the Serpukhov theatre is struggling with a serious illness and asks for help

Actor of the Serpukhov Musical and Drama Theater Mikhail Diament reported a severe diagnosis - he was diagnosed with cancer

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The actor of the Serpukhov theatre is struggling with a serious illness and asks for help

“I have been diagnosed with cancer. A long treatment process is ahead, Mikhail Diament wrote on his page in VK, announcing the fee through Sberbank.

Mikhail Olegovich is one of the leading artists of the Serpukhov stage, actor of theater and cinema, director. He staged several performances for the city's Theatre Amateur Club, which are still going and loved by the audience. The actor has four children. Colleagues and fans have already expressed their support and call on all concerned to join the collection.

The details are available at the link.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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