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Boris Asafovich Messerer (Russian: Бори́с Аса́фович Мессере́р; born March 15, 1933, in Moscow) is a Soviet and Russian theater artist, set designer and teacher. President of the association of artists of theater, cinema and television in Moscow.
Messerer, Boris Assafowitsch, Theaterkünstler und Drehbuchautor – drki. geboren: 15. März 1933. Boris Messerer wurde am 15. März 1933 in Moskau als Sohn des Balletttänzers Asaf Messerer und der Schauspielerin Anel Sudakewitsch geboren. Die Liebe zu Kunst und Theater wurde ihm also sozusagen in die Wiege gelegt.
Biography. Awards. Born in 1933 in Moscow. Member of the famous Messerer-Plisetsky-Azarin theatre dynasty. Graduate of the Moscow Institute of Architecture. From 1960, he did designs for the theatres of Moscow (The Sovremennik, The Satire Theatre, The Mayakovsky Theatre and others), Saint-Petersburg, and of other cities in Russia and Europe.
1. März 2003 · Boris Messerer. On April 15, 1933, Boris Messerer, a talented theatrical designer, artist, scene-painter, book designer and a man of many awards, was born. Messerer comes from a distinguished dynasty of artists.
Painter, graphic artist, theatrical designer, illustrator. Born in Moscow (1933) in the family of Jewish ballet dancer Asaf Messerer (1903–1992) and silent movie star Anel Sudakevich (1906–2002). Studied at the Moscow Institute of Architecture (1950–56). Member of the Union of Artists (1960).
Boris Messerer’s set under Alexander Rubtsov’s lighting is spectacular, a semi-circular performance area with tall-backed chairs on its raised rim that give it is a sense of a bull ring combined with a court chamber. An abstracted head of a bull is suspended over the action. The production, filmed by Isabelle Julien, lends itself beautifully to the cinema screen.
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