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Music, book and lyrics: |
Aleksei Ivaschenko
Georgii Vasilyev
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| A renowned creative duo who have worked closely together as a musical team for over 20 years. Authors of more than 10 musical plays and shows, the pair have also written over 150 songs and released 5 CD albums. Popular performers of their own creations, they have amassed enormous experience (hundreds of concerts in cities of Russia, USA, Germany, Israel and other countries) in working with audiences and understanding their psychological demands. They are also constant participants of popular TV events. They have been working on the creation of the musical "Nord-Ost" since 1998. |
| Orchestrations: |
| Sergei Chekrizhov
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| Professional composer and orchestrator of a wide range of music. Musical director and composer of the popular rock-group "Neschastnii sluchai" ("Accident"). Author of the musical design for the leading Russian television channel ORT, and hundreds of musical themes for other TV-channels (including foreign ones), TV commercials. Composer of music for eight plays and four movies. Winner of international and national advertising festivals. |
| Musical direction: |
| Ara Karapetyan
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| Conductor of Moscow's Stanislavskii and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musical
Theatre - one of the most famous in Russia. Twice nominated for the
"Golden Mask" prestigious national theatrical award. Musical
Director of about 10 opera and ballet performances, including "Don
Pasquale" by G. Donizetti and "Betrothal in a Monastery,"
by S. Prokofiev, recognised as one of the most brilliant plays of
1999/2000. |
| Sound Design: |
| Vladimir Vinogradov |
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| Sound designer for the Russian Central TV (1966-1982) and MOSFILM
Studio (since 1982). Vladimir Vinogradov is one of the most recognised
professionals in musical recording (more than 300 feature films and
200 TV shows, over 60 CDs and albums). He is a member of the European
Sound Directors Association and an associate member of the USA National
Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. |
| Lighting Design: |
| Sergei Martynov |
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| Lighting designer of about 130 performances of leading theatres
in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Minsk, Novosibirsk, etc., including "Cyrano
de Bergerac", "Seagull", and "West Side Story".
More than 10 performances became laureates and nominees of national
prizes ("Golden Mask", State prize of the USSR). |
| Scenic Design: |
| Zinoviy Margolin |
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| Laureate of Prague Quadrienalle in scenic design (1995), laureate
and nominee of the "Golden Mask" national prize. Zinoviy
Margolin is the chief designer of the regularly held "Slavonic
Bazaar in Vitebsk" (a grandiose festival in Belorussia). Scenic
designer of more than 40 performances of major theatres in Moscow,
St. Petersburg, Minsk, etc., including "Boris Godunov" and
"California Suite". |
| Choreography: |
| Elena Bogdanovich |
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| Laureate of Maurice Bejart award, of International contests in modern
choreography and national festivals. Since 1994 Elena Bogdanovich
is Director of Choreography in the Russian Chamber Ballet "Moscow".
She choreographed drama performances, TV- and feature films, skating
shows in Russia and abroad. |
| Costume Design: |
| Maria Danilova |
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| Laureate of national theatre awards; member of the Russian Union
of Theatre Artists and member of Moscow Union of Artists. Costume
designer of more than 30 performances of leading theatres in Moscow,
St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, and Prague, including "A Barbarian
and a Heretic" (Lenkom Theatre) and "The Gambler" (the
Bolshoi Theatre). |
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