Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Tatyana Isaeva died at the age of 69. The sad news appeared on the website of the Yaroslavl Theater named after Fyodor Volkov, on the stage of which the actress appeared for the first time in 1973, while still a student at the theater school. Subsequently, Isaeva embodied more than 80 roles on the Volkov stage, giving her half a century of her life.
“The stage charm, a magnificent voice, high professionalism allowed the actress to easily fill the space of the stage, convey the subtle nuances of the movement of the soul of her heroines – from tragedy to buffoonery”, and “a subtle sense of the genre features of each role allowed Tatyana Isaeva to create such diverse images as Sofya (“ Woe from Wit” by A.S. Griboyedov), Marina (“The Power of Darkness” by L.N. Tolstoy), Princess Tarakanova (“The Royal Hunt” by L. Zorin), Rosalind (“As You Like It” by W. Shakespeare), Lucy (“The Threepenny Opera” by B. Brecht), Zoika (“Zoyka’s Apartment” by M. Bulgakov), Marya Vasilievna Tolbukhina (“The Spirits” by L.N. Tolstoy),” the mourning message says.
Tatyana Isaeva also acted in films. The audience will remember her for her roles in the films: “On the corner at the Patriarchs”, “Kotovsky”, “Love on demand”, “Zemsky doctor”, “Wormwood is a cursed grass”, “Everyone has his own war”, “Copper”, “ Premonition”, “Second Chance”, Kill Stalin”, “Meteorite”, “Mama Laura”, “Cuba. Personal business”, “Survivors”, etc.
Source: Rosbalt
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