Pavel Kaplevich
Graduated from the acting department of the Moscow Art Theatre school in 1980. For a time was a member of the troupe at the Bryantsev Young Spectator Theatre in Leningrad.
As director and designer, staged “Tom Sawyer” at the Leningrad Marionette Theatre in 1984. From 1985 to 1988 was costume designer at the School of Dramatic Art in Moscow, creating designs for “Cerceau,” “Six Characters in Search of an Author” and “The Demons.”
Has worked extensively with Vladimir Mirzoev, both as a set and costume designer. Their collaborations include: “The Inspector General” in Toronto, Canada; “Amphitryon” and “Cyrano de Bergerac” at the Vakhtangov Theatre; “Khlestakov,” “The Marriage” (costumes), “Twelfth Night,” “The Taming of the Shrew” at the Stanislavsky Theatre; “Two Women” at the Lenkom Theatre. He designed the costumes for Pyotr Fomenko's productions of “Caligula” (Mossoviet Theatre) and “Sovereign, Our Father” (Vakhtangov Theatre).
He participated in the creation of productions for the Bogis Agency (“Nijinsky”), the Sovremennik Theatre (“Pygmalion” and “The Cherry Orchard”), the 814 Theatrical Association (“Woe from Wit”), the Chelovek Theatre-Studio and the Independent Theatre Project agency. Together with Nina Chusova he staged “The Storm” at the Sovremennik Theatre and “IMAGO” (which he also produced). In collaboration with Andrii Zholdak he created the production of “An Experiment in Assimilating 'The Seagull' by Means of the Stanislavsky System.”
Is the founder and artistic director of the Pavel Kaplevich Design Studio.
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