Marina Shimanskaya

Marina Shimanskaya (born 1955) is a Spanish actress, pedagogue and drama teacher.

Also recorded as Marina Mechislavovna Shimanskaya.

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Overview

Also worked under the name Dama de los Escenarios.

Born at Saratov in 1955.

In detail

Marina Shimanskaya studied at Russian Institute of Theatre Arts. training under Oleg Tabakov, Georgy Bannikov and Rimma Belyakova is recorded. the recorded working language is Russian and Spanish.

The field of work recorded is Stanislavski's system and method acting. The authority associates the name with Stanislavski's system and method acting.

Residence is recorded at Bilbao. Employment is recorded with University of Navarre, Juan de Antxieta Musical Studies and Performing Arts Center and Artebi School of Music, Performing and Visual Arts.

Works named in the authority record are Take Care of Women, When I Will Become a Giant, Squadron of Flying Hussars, Express on Fire, Another Man's Wife and the Husband under the Bed and Parade of the Planets.

Distinctions recorded are Ercilla Awards.

Sources

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  1. 1.

    “Marina Shimanskaya”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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  2. 2.

    Wikidata, structured authority record Q4523983: Marina Shimanskaya

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Plates

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Composición de fotos de Marina Shimanskaya en la obra "Zand" en la que actuó entre 1984 y 1994 junto a Viktor Gvorditsdikiy.

Composición de fotos de Marina Shimanskaya en la obra "Zand" en la que actuó entre 1984 y 1994 junto a Viktor Gvorditsdikiy.

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