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Valentina Warecki (also known as Varetsky or Valentin Sergeevich Varetsky)

Valentina Warecki, born on February 16, 1956, in Andriy-Ivonka village, Mikolayan, Odejsk, is a renowned Soviet and Russian theater director. He was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation in 2001.

Warecki's journey began at the Kiev Theatre Institute, where he studied acting and directing from 1975 to 1979. Upon graduating with honors, he went on to direct several notable productions. In 1989-1993, he served as the chief director of the Belgorod Academic Theatre. This was followed by a stint as the chief director of the Moscow Regional Drama and Comedy Theater in Noginsk from 1996 to 2002.

In 2002-2004, Warecki directed the Russian version of the musical "Chicago," which premiered under his direction. He then took on the role of chief director at the Ostrovsky Moscow Regional Theatre from 2004 to 2013. During this period, he oversaw productions such as "Khanuma" by A. A. Tsagareli and "Behind Two Rabbits" by M. P. Staritsky.

Warecki's work extends beyond theater to film. He has appeared in notable movies like "The Legend of Immortality," "The Sky in Diamonds," and "Citizen Chief." His performances have included roles such as Mikhalych, foreman, in the 2002 production of "Brigade" and Yegor in the 2002 play "Don't even think!"

In addition to his acting career, Warecki has also ventured into directing. Some notable productions under his direction include "The Totov Family," "Marriage" by N.V. Gogol, and "Memorial Prayer" by G. Gorin.

Early Life

Valentina Warecki was born on February 16, 1956, in Andriy-Ivonka village, Mikolayan, Odejsk. He studied at the Kiev Theatre Institute from 1975 to 1979, graduating with honors. Upon completing his studies, he went on to direct several notable productions.

Career

Warecki's career spans multiple stages of theater and film production. As a director, he has worked in various theaters and companies, including the