Pokrovskaya Alla is a Soviet and Russian theater and film actress. He is a teacher and professor at the Studio School at the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov. The actress is famous for her heroines, played by her in the films "Namesake", "Braking Distance", "Own", etc. She currently serves at the Moscow Art Theater. A. P. Chekhov. This article will introduce readers to the facts from the biography and personal life of Alla Pokrovskaya.
Childhood and youth
The actress was born in 1937, September 18, in Moscow. Her mother is the director of the Central Theater A. Nekrasova, her father is the People's Artist of the Soviet Union B. Pokrovsky. From an early age, Alla sought to connect her life with acting, but her parents were not happy with her daughter's passion, explaining their position by a lack of talent. In this regard, she became a student at the Pedagogical Institute in Moscow, which she left a year later. Before entering the theater university, Pokrovskaya was engaged in an acting circle at the Teacher's House. She then enteredMoscow Art Theater Studio (workshop of V. Stanitsyn).
In 1959, a certified actress became part of the troupe of the Sovremennik Theater. Today, Alla Borisovna teaches acting at the Moscow Art Theater and its foreign branches (postgraduate program at Carnegie Mellon University and the Cambridge Stanislavsky Summer School).
Stage roles
After graduating from the studio, the actress was accepted into the Sovremennik team. One of the first productions with her participation was "Five Evenings", "Forever Alive", "Fourth", "Big Sister" and "Without a Cross!". In addition, she played in such performances as "At the Bottom" (role - Natasha), "Steep Route" (Derkovskaya), "Own Island" (Helyu), "Feedback" (Vyaznikova), etc. For 45 years of service in Sovremennik Alla Borisovna Pokrovskaya took part in more than 30 productions.
Cooperating with "Snuffbox", the artist played Elizaveta Yepanchina in "The Idiot". Since 2004, Pokrovskaya has been playing in the performances of the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov. During this time, she managed to take part in the productions of "Playing the victim", "Petty bourgeois", "Breath of life", "Lord Golovlev" and "House".
Filmography
Alla Borisovna's debut in the cinema fell on 1965. She appeared in the social drama "A bridge is being built" in the image of Olga Perova. Later, the actress played Lelya in "July Rain" and Mabel in the film-play "We are men." In 1969, Pokrovskaya received her first major role as investigator Tatyana Sergeyeva in the detective story Svoi. In the drama "Petersburg" sheplayed the key character Nastenka. At the same time, the premiere of the film-performance "Own Island" took place.
In 1974, Alla Borisovna starred in the role of Tatiana in the historical drama Choice of Target. The next heroines of the artist were Lida from the film "The Diary of a School Director" and Maria Bach from the detective series "Connoisseurs are investigating." In the drama "Day Train" she played Inga, in the film "Family Melodrama" - a teacher of literature, and in the film adaptation of "The Steppe King Lear" she got the image of a we althy landowner Natalya Nikolaevna.
In 1978, Alla Pokrovskaya appeared in the key role of Valentina Lazareva in the two-part film "Namesake". Then she played the senior engineer Serebrovskaya in the social drama "Active Zone" and Olga Sergeevna in "Fox Hunt". In the TV movie “Code name “Southern Thunder”, Pokrovskaya got the image of the central character Chumakov Zinaida. In 1985, the actress starred in the drama Alien Call.
The next works of Pokrovskaya Alla were the film-performances “Elena and the Navigator” (the main role is Elena), “Echelon” (Maria), “Petty Bourgeois” (Akulina Ivanovna) and “Alone with Everyone” (Natalya). In 2007, the artist played the key character Anna Yuryevna in the drama "Braking Way". In the episode "Optical Illusion" of the detective series "Churchill" she got the image of Redko Zoya Alexandrovna. The latest projects with the participation of Alla Borisovna at the moment are the dramas "Vysotsky" and "Teacher in Law 2".
Other creative expressions
In 2000, the artist made her debut as a director. Under her leadershipat the Moscow Art Theatre. Chekhov staged the play "Indian Kingdom". Later, Alla Pokrovskaya directed the productions of "Romeo and Juliet" and "Cosmetics of the Enemy" at the Moscow Theater. Pushkin. In 2012, she staged the film-play “Not everything is a carnival for a cat.”
Also, Alla Borisovna several times engaged in dubbing cartoons. Weaver speaks in her voice in "The Tale of Tsar S altan" and mother in "Pass". In the 1990 cartoon Once Upon a Time…, she is the narrator of the story.
Pokrovskaya Alla
The artist never talks about her first marriage. The name of the spouse is also unknown. The second chosen one of Pokrovskaya was Oleg Efremov. The actress recalls that she was bribed by the director's perseverance and romantic courtship. After Pokrovskaya found out about her pregnancy, the couple legalized the relationship. In 1963, she gave birth to a son, Mikhail.
After 16 years, the artist officially divorced her second husband, although they only lived together for the first eight years. Despite the fact that this marriage brought not only bright events to the biography and personal life of Pokrovskaya Alla, every time she talks about her ex-husband, she calls him her mentor and friend. To date, the actress has three grandchildren and three granddaughters - (Nikita, Nikolai, Anna-Maria, Vera, Nadezha and Boris Efremov).
