Lena Alexander Pavlovich (1847-1908) - Russia's actor, director, teacher. On stage from 1865. Since 1876 at the Maly Theater. Lenski made a great contribution to the development of realism on the Russian stage. The Master of Disguise, he combined creative inspiration from the high acting technique (Hamlet, Benedict - "Hamlet" and "Much Ado About Nothing" U. Shakespeare Chatsky Famusov - "Woe from Wit," A. S. Griboyedov, etc.). One of the founders of the New Theater (a branch of the Small Theater), which included his students (in. N. Ryzhov, E. D. Turchaninova, IN. N. Fields and others).
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