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Anatoly
Zakharov
Anatoly Zakharov

Born in Moscow. Graduated from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire, in solo singing (class of Anatoly Loshak).

In 2005 was accepted into the troupe of the Boris Pokrovsky Chamber Musical Theatre. Since 2018 has been a soloist of the Boris Pokrovsky Chamber Stage of the Bolshoi Theatre.

Repertoire
2023
2022
Repertoire

First Cerimoniere (Il Re by U. Giordano)

Ostromir, Sadko (Askold’s Grave)

Kurochkin (Moscow, Cheryomushki)

Black Bob/Tom (The Little Sweep)

Warder (One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” by A. Tchaikovsky)

General Roman Khludov, Baev, Skunsky (The Run by N. Sidelnikov)

The Rich Man, A Wigmaker (Ariadne auf Naxos)

Cameraman (Il turco in Italia)

Nikolay Rutilov (The Pretty Demon by A. Zhurbin)

Clot (Titius Flawless by A. Manotskov)

Boris (The Rostov Mystery by D. Rostovsky)

Jackson (Frida and Diego by K. Aho)

Buonafede (Il mondo della luna)

Don Pinto (Die drei Pintos by C. M. von Weber — G. Mahler)

Masetto (Don Giovanni, ossia Il dissoluto punito)

Stepan (Kholstomer by V. Kobekin)

Ivan Yakovlevich, A Cab driver (The Nose)

Talpa (Il Tabarro)

Osip, Derzhimorda (The Government Inspector by V. Dashkevich)

A devil from Hell, Pan Golova, Old Cossack (Cherevichki)

Signor Tomato, Soldier Lemons, Aubergine (The Adventures of Cipollino by T. Kamysheva)

Grandfather (Peter and the Wolf)

Servant / Servants (Pimpinone)

Keeper of the Madhouse (The Rake's Progress)

Guccio, Pinellino (Gianni Schicchi)

Revolutionary Fedulov, Bishop (OBSCURANTISTS. Symphony of despair by D. Shostakovich)

Zemsky (Danilov, the Violist by A. Tchaikovsky)

Portrait (Bear by S. Cortez)

Porter (Jubilee by S. Cortez)

Colajanni (Contract for Pulcinella with the Orchestra, or the Strangers Are Allowed by G. Pergolesi, I. Stravinsky)

Van Bett (Zar und Zimmermann by A. Lortzing)

Storyteller (Capriccio in Black and White by V. Kobekin)

General partner of the Bolshoi Theatre — insurance company «Ingosstrakh»
Privileged sponsor of the Bolshoi Theatre — Tinkoff Bank
Privileged partner of the Bolshoi Theatre — GUM