Team
CREATORS
BENNY
ANDERSSON
ANDERSSON
Swedish composer, musician and music producer. Founder and member of ABBA, whose members are immortalized at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the United States. Professor at the Royal Swedish Academy of Music.
In the 1960s, he performed with the Elverkets Spelmanslag group, and later became the keyboard player of the number one pop group Hep Stars in Sweden at the time. He then concentrated on working together with a member of the Hootenanny Singers group - Bjorn Ulvaeus. The duet with him eventually grew into the legendary ABBA quartet. In the late 90s, the group's songs will form the basis of the musical MAMMA MIA!, which will become one of the seven most successful and long-running musicals in the West End (has not left the stage since 1999 to this day), run daily on Broadway for over 14 years and will be produced in ten countries around the world. Andersson produced a sequel - MAMMA MIA! Here We Go Again.
He recorded three albums as part of the Swedish folklore group Orsa Spelmän as well as an instrumental album called “Piano” , in which he performed ABBA and CHESS music on the piano. Founder of the Benny Andersson Orchestra.
Benny Andersson wrote music for several films (including "The Seduction of Inga" and the Soviet-Swedish-Norwegian film adaptation of Astrid Lindgren's short story "Mio, my, Mio" directed by Vladimir Grammatikov in collaboration with Anders Eljas) and the opening song to the 1992 European Football Championship, which took place in Sweden.
Together with Ulvaeus, Andersson also released the musical Kristina från Duvemåla and became the producer of the musical and dining experience, MAMMA MIA! the party".
TIM
RICE
RICE
Librettist, writer and broadcaster. Knight of the British Empire. One of 15 personalities to be awarded all four major world awards in the arts - Oscar, Grammy, Emmy and Tony. Awards also include "Golden Globe" and "Disney Legend".
Rice's name was immortalized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
He is the author of the libretto and song lyrics for the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar", the musicals "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat", "Evita", "The Lion King". He is the co-author of the lyrics, with Howard Ashman, of “Aladdin” and “Beauty and the Beast" Wrote new original songs for the latest production of The Wizard of Oz in London's West End.
At various times he collaborated with such composers and musicians as Andrew Lloyd-Webber, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, Alan Menken, Elton John, Ennio Morricone, Freddie Mercury, Vangelis, Paul McCartney.
BJÖRN
ULVAEUS
ULVAEUS
Swedish composer, musician and music producer. Founder and member of ABBA, whose members were inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the United States. Songwriter for dozens of albums by Hootenanny Singers (same group so use Hootenanny Singers) and others, as well as solo singles.
In the 1960s, he decided to concentrate on working together with Benny Andersson, a member of the number one pop group in Sweden at the time - The Hep Stars, and their duet eventually grew into the legendary quartet ABBA. Later, the group's songs will form core of the musical MAMMA MIA!, which will go on to become one of the seven most successful and long-running musicals in the West End (has not left the stage since 1999 to this day), enjoy a 14-year run on Broadway and be staged in ten countries of the world. Bjorn produced the sequel MAMMA MIA! Here We Go Again. He also released the musical Kristina från Duvemåla in collaboration with Andersson and became the producer of the musical and dining experience “MAMMA MIA! the party".
CAST
Kirill
Gordeev
Gordeev
Anatoly Sergievsky
Soviet chess player
Soviet chess player
Alexander
Sukhanov
Sukhanov
Anatoly Sergievsky
Soviet chess player
Soviet chess player
Alexander
Bobrov
Bobrov
Freddie Trumper
American chess player
American chess player
Alexander
Kazmin
Kazmin
Freddie Trumper
American chess player
American chess player
Olga
Belyaeva
Belyaeva
Florence Vassy
Trumper's second
Trumper's second
Anastasia
Stotskaya
Stotskaya
Florence Vassy
Trumper's second
Trumper's second
Anna
Guchenkova
Guchenkova
Svetlana Sergievsky
Anatoly's wife
Anatoly's wife
Yulia
Iva
Iva
Svetlana Sergievsky
Anatoly's wife
Anatoly's wife
Stanislav
Belyaev
Belyaev
Arbiter
Denis
Demkiv
Demkiv
Arbiter
Alexander
Marakulin
Marakulin
Molokov
Alexander
Matrosov
Matrosov
Molokov
Andrey
Shkoldychenko
Shkoldychenko
Molokov
Karina
Adegamova
Adegamova
Ensemble
Konstantin
Baryshnikov
Baryshnikov
Ensemble
Alexey
Bobrov
Bobrov
Ensemble
Alexander
Bocharov
Bocharov
Ensemble
Artem
Bykov
Bykov
Ensemble
Roman
Grafov
Grafov
Ensemble
Freddie cover
Freddie cover
Elmira
Divaeva
Divaeva
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Anastasia
Dorokhova
Dorokhova
Swing
Evgeny
Kirillin
Kirillin
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Elena
Kobakhidze
Kobakhidze
Ensemble
Svetlana cover
Svetlana cover
Vladimir
Kozlov
Kozlov
Ensemble
Rostislav
Kolpakov
Kolpakov
Ensemble
Anatoly cover
Anatoly cover
Ivan
Koryakovsky
Koryakovsky
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Alexander
Kosmachev
Kosmachev
Ensemble
Denis
Kryukov
Kryukov
Ensemble
Ekaterina
Lisochenko
Lisochenko
Ensemble
Tatiana
Lopyreva
Lopyreva
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Galina
Nikitina
Nikitina
Swing
Irina
Potekhina
Potekhina
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Irina
Satyukova
Satyukova
Ensemble
Evgeny
Skochin
Skochin
Swing
Andrey
Fedorov
Fedorov
Arbiter
cover
cover
Vasily
Chernenkov
Chernenkov
Swing
Dance captain
Dance captain
Galina
Shimanskaya
Shimanskaya
Pop Choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Kirill
Gordeev
Gordeev
Anatoly Sergievsky
Soviet chess player
Soviet chess player
Alexander
Sukhanov
Sukhanov
Anatoly Sergievsky
Soviet chess player
Soviet chess player
Alexander
Bobrov
Bobrov
Freddie Trumper
American chess player
American chess player
Alexander
Kazmin
Kazmin
Freddie Trumper
American chess player
American chess player
Olga
Belyaeva
Belyaeva
Florence Vassy
Trumper's second
Trumper's second
Anastasia
Stotskaya
Stotskaya
Florence Vassy
Trumper's second
Trumper's second
Anna
Guchenkova
Guchenkova
Svetlana Sergievsky
Anatoly's wife
Anatoly's wife
Yulia
Iva
Iva
Svetlana Sergievsky
Anatoly's wife
Anatoly's wife
Stanislav
Belyaev
Belyaev
Arbiter
Denis
Demkiv
Demkiv
Arbiter
Alexander
Marakulin
Marakulin
Molokov
Alexander
Matrosov
Matrosov
Molokov
Andrey
Shkoldychenko
Shkoldychenko
Molokov
Karina
Adegamova
Adegamova
Ensemble
Konstantin
Baryshnikov
Baryshnikov
Ensemble
Alexey
Bobrov
Bobrov
Ensemble
Alexander
Bocharov
Bocharov
Ensemble
Artem
Bykov
Bykov
Ensemble
Roman
Grafov
Grafov
Ensemble
Freddie cover
Freddie cover
Elmira
Divaeva
Divaeva
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Anastasia
Dorokhova
Dorokhova
Swing
Evgeny
Kirillin
Kirillin
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Elena
Kobakhidze
Kobakhidze
Ensemble
Svetlana cover
Svetlana cover
Vladimir
Kozlov
Kozlov
Ensemble
Rostislav
Kolpakov
Kolpakov
Ensemble
Anatoly cover
Anatoly cover
Ivan
Koryakovsky
Koryakovsky
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Alexander
Kosmachev
Kosmachev
Ensemble
Denis
Kryukov
Kryukov
Ensemble
Ekaterina
Lisochenko
Lisochenko
Ensemble
Tatiana
Lopyreva
Lopyreva
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Galina
Nikitina
Nikitina
Swing
Irina
Potekhina
Potekhina
Pop choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
Irina
Satyukova
Satyukova
Ensemble
Evgeny
Skochin
Skochin
Swing
Andrey
Fedorov
Fedorov
Arbiter
cover
cover
Vasily
Chernenkov
Chernenkov
Swing
Dance captain
Dance captain
Galina
Shimanskaya
Shimanskaya
Pop Choir
Ensemble
Ensemble
CREATIVE AND PRODUCTION
TEAM
ALEXEY
IVASHCHENKO
IVASHCHENKO
AUTHOR OF THE RUSSIAN TEXT
NIKOLAI
SIMONOV
SIMONOV
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
EVGENY
PISAREV
PISAREV
DIRECTOR
ALEXANDER
SIVAEV
SIVAEV
LIGHTING DESIGNER
IRINA
KASHUBA
KASHUBA
CHOREOGRAPHER
ANDERS
ELIAS
ELIAS
AUTHOR OF THE ORIGINAL ORCHESTRATION AND ARRANGEMENT
MARIA
DANILOVA
DANILOVA
COSTUME DESIGNER
JOHN
RIGBY
RIGBY
MUSIC SUPERVISOR
RICHARD
BROOKER
BROOKER
SOUND DESIGN
EVGENY
ZAGOT
ZAGOT
MUSIC DIRECTOR CONDUCTOR
ALEX
PARKER
PARKER
ASSISTANT MUSIC SUPERVISOR
DARIA
BORISOVA
BORISOVA
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
ANNA
SHEVCHUK
SHEVCHUK
RESIDENT DIRECTOR