Eugene Lavrenchuk

Since 2018 - Chief Director of the Odesa National Opera and Ballet Theater.

9.08. 2016 The Commission of Israeli Ministry of Culture awarded Eugene Lavrenchuk with the highest title in the field of arts - "Outstanding cultural figure of Israel" ( "Mitstayen bemeyuhat be Tarbut Israeli")

Since January 2015 is a lecturer at the Royal Academy of Business and Diplomacy (Wroclaw, Poland) - Królewska Akademia Biznesu i Dyplomacji.

In 2013, by the decision of the Minister of Culture of Poland Bogdan Zdrojewski Eugene Lavrenchuk was awarded the title "For outstanding achievements in the field of culture and science", of Honored Worker of Culture of Poland, Honored Artist of Poland.

In 2010, Eugene Lavrenchuk International Foundation was founded in Warsaw.

Officially registered Independent Nonprofit Organization "Polish Theatre in Moscow under the leadership of Eugene Lavrenchuk" in 2004. The Theatre was opened with the performance "Snow", which was Eugene Lavrenchuk's diploma performance. People's Artist of the USSR Elena Obraztsova, who was chairman of the examination board, was present at the play, and she subsequently signed E.Lavrenchuk's diploma of a theatre director.

In 2004 he won the Gold Medal, the title of " Hero of the Anniversary of the Year" and "The youngest director of the year" at the exhibition “Stage of Russia”.

In April 2003, the first premier of the theater "Snow" after the play by Stanislaw Przybyszewski was held in the theater "Et Cetera" in Moscow on Novy Arbat.

Polish Theatre in Moscow is actively contributing to the process of international theater: the theater repeatedly showed their performances at International theater festivals "Theatrical meetings" Rzeszow (Poland), twice - 2003 and 2009, the International Shakespeare Festival in Gdansk, M. Konopnicka International Festival in Przedborz (Poland). Besides, Polish Theatre in Moscow is a regular participant of theater festival in the framework of the program "Moscow - the City of the World". Theatre performances have been shown on stages not only in Moscow and other large Russian cities, but also in Vilnius, big cities of Poland - Warsaw, Szczecin, Kraków, Rzeszow, Wroclaw, Sopot, etc. The theater not only makes plays, but also conducts a variety of educational programs and training for actors of Moscow theaters and students of theater schools. School of acting and directing - "Open Theater School of Eugene Lavrenchuk" - was opened within the theater. Regular training for personal growth, Polish language courses and theatrical studio for children are also held.

Eugene Lavrenchuk (Russian: Лавренчук Евгений Викторович ; Ukrainian: Лавренчук Євген Вікторович ; Polish: Eugeniusz Ławreńczuk)) (born June 24, 1982) is a Ukrainian, Polish and Russian theater director and teacher. Director, co-founder (2002), and artistic director of the "Polish Theatre in Moscow" and the "School of acting and directing". Directorial debut at the age of 16. One of the youngest directors in the world. Despite his age, he has staged more than 30 performances. Winner of international competitions and festivals in Europe. Makes stagings, but also carries out active teaching activities in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, Lithuania and Israel.

Born in 1982 in Lviv, where he graduated from a Polish school. In 2003 he graduated from the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts (Roman Viktyuk’s workshop) as an opera director, later - higher courses of choreography at the Maria Curie-Sklodowska University (Lublin, Poland), Higher Courses for directors of feature films (Moscow).