Khabansky admitted that the two Moscow Art Theaters could unite again and the artistic director of the Moscow Art Theater named after him. Chekhov Konstantin Khabensky in today's interview with TASS talked about the split of the main art theater in the country that happened 39 years ago and the logical conclusion of the current "confused" situation. "Of course, the thought that one day this confusion with the Moscow Art Theater-1 and the Moscow Art Theater-2, with which the Moscow Art Theater is the first and the second, should end. In time, it will probably happen," he said. At the same time, Khabansky stated that he himself does not have the right to decide on the issue of merging the two theaters, but he is ready to make all the necessary efforts for this: "I can only suggest taking the first steps so that the theaters become one entity. But the reconciliation situation shouldn't be as painful as the separation situation was." Let us recall that the split of the Moscow Art Theater took place under Soviet rule, in 1987. Photo: Alexey Samishlyayev/PhotoXPress.ru Duplicate posts in Max.

Khabansky admitted that the two Moscow Art Theaters could unite again and the artistic director of the Moscow Art Theater named after him. Chekhov Konstantin Khabensky in today's interview with TASS talked about the split of the main art theater in the country that happened 39 years ago and the logical conclusion of the current "confused" situation. "Of course, the thought that one day this confusion with the Moscow Art Theater-1 and the Moscow Art Theater-2, with which the Moscow Art Theater is the first and the second, should end. In time, it will probably happen," he said. At the same time, Khabansky stated that he himself does not have the right to decide on the issue of merging the two theaters, but he is ready to make all the necessary efforts for this: "I can only suggest taking the first steps so that the theaters become one entity. But the reconciliation situation shouldn't be as painful as the separation situation was." Let us recall that the split of the Moscow Art Theater took place under Soviet rule, in 1987. Photo: Alexey Samishlyayev/PhotoXPress.ru Duplicate posts in Max.