Actor and director Rasmi Dzhabrailov died at the age of 90

At the age of 90, Honored Artist of Russia Rasmi Dzhabrailov, about this informed Mayakovsky Theater on Facebook.

The Theater clarified that his death occurred after a long illness.

Dzhabrailov was born December 8, 1932 in Dagestan Kasumkent. In 1955, he completed his studies at the acting department, and six years later he graduated from the directing department (at the rate of Andrei Goncharov) of the Russian Institute of Theater Arts (GITIS).

Since 1955, in parallel with his education, Dzhabrailov was a member of the troupe of the Lezgi Drama Theater. S. Stalsky in Derbent, and since 1961 for two years he worked as a second director at the film studio “Tajikfilm”. From 1962 to 1963 he was the director of the Dagestan Russian Theater named after M. Gorky in Makhachkala, then became the chief director at the Dargin Theater. O. Batyray in Izberbash. Since 1963, Dzhabrailov has been working at the Tula Theater. M. Gorky, and then in 1964 he transferred to the troupe of the Moscow Taganka Theater, where he would serve for almost 30 years. Since 1993, he has been performing at the Theater “Commonwealth of Taganka Actors”, ten years later he is a member of the cast of the Theater. V. Mayakovsky.

Dzhabrailov is best known for his roles in the productions of “Marriage”, “Talents and Admirers” and “The Fruits of Enlightenment”. He has also starred in films such as Captain Blood’s Odyssey (1991), In August ’44 (2000) and It’s Good to Dream (2005).