“Russia is a rich land for would-be Shakespeares” – actor
Published: 31 August, 2010, 20:01
TAGS: Art, Theater, Russia, Prime Portrait, Prime Time Russia
Actor and founder of the Anglo-Russian theatre, Chris Karle, who came to Russia 14 years ago, was so excited with the local film and theatrical industry that he decided never to return home.
“My fellow actors and I arrived in Russia to stage some performances,” Chris recalls. “Initially, I came just for two years. Well, that was… 14 years ago!”
Chris believes he made the right choice.
“The film industry here was a lot more open to using foreigners. I would never have such a range of opportunities in England.”
Chris took RT behind the scenes of his theatre in Moscow and explained every detail of how it works.
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