Marin Dmitriy

Actor

Dmitriy Aleksandrovich Marin, the actor of drama, was born on January 22, 1984. For the first time he appeared on the stage as a child when he studied at the Pskov Pedagogical Complex (art department, theatre-choir class) - Dmitriy played in a mono-drama «The Tale of the Golden Cockerel» by Alexander Pushkin. In 1999-2001, he collaborated with the Pskov Municipal Youth Theatre «Benefit», where he played the roles of Steve («A Streetcar Named Desire» by Tennessee Williams) and Mercutio («Romeo and Juliet» by William Shakespeare).

In 2000 Dmitriy entered the Mikhail Semyonovich Shchepkin Higher Theatre School (course of Vladimir Beylis and Vitaliy Ivanov). While studying, he proved himself to be a heavily talented versatile actor who can who can handle any form of role and genre from comic to dramatic, a children's fairy tale to musical drama. He had his first successes with theatre productions of Dostoyevsky's literary works - Smerdyakov in «The Brothers Karamazov» and Raskolnikov in «Crime and Punishment». Sophomore Marin managed to explore the most profound psychological nuances of the characters he portrayed thus proving that any serious role is within the scope of his abilities. Other noteworthy student works include: Tikhon in «The Storm» by Alexander Ostrovsky, Rudyi Panko and the Devil in «A Wonderful Night ...» based on Nikolai Gogol’s «The Night Before Christmas», Milorad Tsvievich in the «Doctor of Philosophy» by Branislav Nušić, Prokopy in «Vanya, how are you here?» by Vasiliy Shukshin, Silva in «The Elder Son» by Alexander Vampilov.

In 2005 Dmitriy Marin joined the company of the Maly State Academic Theatre of Russia. He immediately landed the role of the passer-by in «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy.

Dmitriy Marin has been working in the Maly Theatre for over 10 years. Over the course of these years he proved himself a gifted young artist. He possesses all the skills and traits of character needed to be a great performer: charisma, good physical skills, true commitment, confidence, keen insight into human behavior.

One of his most eloquent interpretations was Karandyshev, a young man, a clerk of modest means in Ostrovsky’s drama «Without a Dowry». His character is not a tragic hero, but not a miserable one either. He is a simple modest guy, who dared to get ahead of himself... Karandyshev in this «Without a Dowry» is a small but significant passage from Ostrovsky to Dostoevsky with his mild-tempered «rebels», noted Vyacheslav Shadronov, a theatre critic.

One of Dmitry’s recent roles is the great French playwright Molière («The Youth of Louis XIV» by Alexandre Dumas, père). In this production Marin’s character is at the very beginning of his creative path, and gets to know the intrigues of the court. Nevertheless, Molière performed by Dmitriy Marin appears wise beyond his years, and his pieces of advice and reasoning help cultivate the personality of the future King Louis XIV, or the Sun King.

Besides theatre productions, Dmitry Marin can be seen in a couple of films - «The Legend of Koshchei», «Dad» and TV series: «My Love», «Annushka», «The Rook», «Beat Cop», «Stranger’s Wings», «Uni», «Moscow. Three Train Stations», «Secrets of the Institute for Noble Maidens», «Guardian of the Law», «Faculty of Philology», etc.

Roles in the Maly Theatre:

2005 –The Passer-by, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy

2005 - Vanichka, «The Death of Tarelkin» by Alexander Sukhovo-Kobylin, directed by Vasiliy Fyodorov

2005 - Rode, «Three Sisters» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Yuri Solomin

2005 - Prince Klaus, «The Snow Queen» by Evgeny Schwartz, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2005 – A Learned Cat, «The Tale of Tsar Saltan» by Alexander Pushkin, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2006 - Guardsman, «Maria Stuart» by Friedrich Schiller, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2006 - Lord Longueville, «Love’s Labour’s Lost...» by William Shakespeare, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2006 – The Unknown, «All the Days Are Not Alike» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Alexander Korshunov

2008 - Bertoldo, «Mad, Mad Henry» by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Vladimir Beylis

2009 - The Tsar, «Smart Things» by Samuil Marshak., directed by Vasiliy Fyodorov

2010 – Second young man, «The Power of Darkness» by Leo Tolstoy, directed by Yuri Solomin

2011 - Fedotik, «Three Sisters» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Yuri Solomin

2012 - Karandyshev, «Without a Dowry» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Yuri Solomin

2012 - Apollon Viktorovich Murzavetsky, «Wolves and Sheep» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2012 - Stepan Fyodorovich Krasavin, «Vanyushin’s Children» by Sergei Naidenov, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2013 - Yepikhodov, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy

2013 - Vidoplyasov, «The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants» by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, directed by Anton Yakovlev

2013 - Mr. N, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Sergey Zhenovach

2013 - Nikandr Mukhoyarov, «Truth is Good, but Happiness is Better» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Sergey Zhenovach

2013 - Squealer, «Don Juan» by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy, directed by Alexander Klyukvin

2014 - Khlestakov, «The Government Inspector» by Nikolay Gogol, directed by Yuri Solomin and Vasiliy Fyodorov

2014 - Molière, «The Youth of Louis XIV» by Alexandre Dumas, père, directed by Yuri Solomin

2017 - Edgar, ««King Lear» by William Shakespeare, directed by Anton Yakovlev

2019 - Mr. D, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Sergey Zhenovach

2019 - Konovalov, «Tsar. Coup d’Etat» by Svyatoslav Rybas, directed by Elena Olenina

Dmitriy Aleksandrovich Marin, the actor of drama, was born on January 22, 1984. For the first time he appeared on the stage as a child when he studied at the Pskov Pedagogical Complex (art department, theatre-choir class) - Dmitriy played in a mono-drama «The Tale of the Golden Cockerel» by Alexander Pushkin. In 1999-2001, he collaborated with the Pskov Municipal Youth Theatre «Benefit», where he played the roles of Steve («A Streetcar Named Desire» by Tennessee Williams) and Mercutio («Romeo and Juliet» by William Shakespeare).

In 2000 Dmitriy entered the Mikhail Semyonovich Shchepkin Higher Theatre School (course of Vladimir Beylis and Vitaliy Ivanov). While studying, he proved himself to be a heavily talented versatile actor who can who can handle any form of role and genre from comic to dramatic, a children's fairy tale to musical drama. He had his first successes with theatre productions of Dostoyevsky's literary works - Smerdyakov in «The Brothers Karamazov» and Raskolnikov in «Crime and Punishment». Sophomore Marin managed to explore the most profound psychological nuances of the characters he portrayed thus proving that any serious role is within the scope of his abilities. Other noteworthy student works include: Tikhon in «The Storm» by Alexander Ostrovsky, Rudyi Panko and the Devil in «A Wonderful Night ...» based on Nikolai Gogol’s «The Night Before Christmas», Milorad Tsvievich in the «Doctor of Philosophy» by Branislav Nušić, Prokopy in «Vanya, how are you here?» by Vasiliy Shukshin, Silva in «The Elder Son» by Alexander Vampilov.

In 2005 Dmitriy Marin joined the company of the Maly State Academic Theatre of Russia. He immediately landed the role of the passer-by in «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy.

Dmitriy Marin has been working in the Maly Theatre for over 10 years. Over the course of these years he proved himself a gifted young artist. He possesses all the skills and traits of character needed to be a great performer: charisma, good physical skills, true commitment, confidence, keen insight into human behavior.

One of his most eloquent interpretations was Karandyshev, a young man, a clerk of modest means in Ostrovsky’s drama «Without a Dowry». His character is not a tragic hero, but not a miserable one either. He is a simple modest guy, who dared to get ahead of himself... Karandyshev in this «Without a Dowry» is a small but significant passage from Ostrovsky to Dostoevsky with his mild-tempered «rebels», noted Vyacheslav Shadronov, a theatre critic.

One of Dmitry’s recent roles is the great French playwright Molière («The Youth of Louis XIV» by Alexandre Dumas, père). In this production Marin’s character is at the very beginning of his creative path, and gets to know the intrigues of the court. Nevertheless, Molière performed by Dmitriy Marin appears wise beyond his years, and his pieces of advice and reasoning help cultivate the personality of the future King Louis XIV, or the Sun King.

Besides theatre productions, Dmitry Marin can be seen in a couple of films - «The Legend of Koshchei», «Dad» and TV series: «My Love», «Annushka», «The Rook», «Beat Cop», «Stranger’s Wings», «Uni», «Moscow. Three Train Stations», «Secrets of the Institute for Noble Maidens», «Guardian of the Law», «Faculty of Philology», etc.

Roles in the Maly Theatre:

2005 –The Passer-by, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy

2005 - Vanichka, «The Death of Tarelkin» by Alexander Sukhovo-Kobylin, directed by Vasiliy Fyodorov

2005 - Rode, «Three Sisters» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Yuri Solomin

2005 - Prince Klaus, «The Snow Queen» by Evgeny Schwartz, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2005 – A Learned Cat, «The Tale of Tsar Saltan» by Alexander Pushkin, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2006 - Guardsman, «Maria Stuart» by Friedrich Schiller, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2006 - Lord Longueville, «Love’s Labour’s Lost...» by William Shakespeare, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2006 – The Unknown, «All the Days Are Not Alike» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Alexander Korshunov

2008 - Bertoldo, «Mad, Mad Henry» by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Vladimir Beylis

2009 - The Tsar, «Smart Things» by Samuil Marshak., directed by Vasiliy Fyodorov

2010 – Second young man, «The Power of Darkness» by Leo Tolstoy, directed by Yuri Solomin

2011 - Fedotik, «Three Sisters» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Yuri Solomin

2012 - Karandyshev, «Without a Dowry» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Yuri Solomin

2012 - Apollon Viktorovich Murzavetsky, «Wolves and Sheep» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2012 - Stepan Fyodorovich Krasavin, «Vanyushin’s Children» by Sergei Naidenov, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov

2013 - Yepikhodov, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy

2013 - Vidoplyasov, «The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants» by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, directed by Anton Yakovlev

2013 - Mr. N, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Sergey Zhenovach

2013 - Nikandr Mukhoyarov, «Truth is Good, but Happiness is Better» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Sergey Zhenovach

2013 - Squealer, «Don Juan» by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy, directed by Alexander Klyukvin

2014 - Khlestakov, «The Government Inspector» by Nikolay Gogol, directed by Yuri Solomin and Vasiliy Fyodorov

2014 - Molière, «The Youth of Louis XIV» by Alexandre Dumas, père, directed by Yuri Solomin

2017 - Edgar, ««King Lear» by William Shakespeare, directed by Anton Yakovlev

2019 - Mr. D, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Sergey Zhenovach

2019 - Konovalov, «Tsar. Coup d’Etat» by Svyatoslav Rybas, directed by Elena Olenina

Publications

CONGRATULATIONS ON A NEW ROLE

​On March 16 Dmitriy Marin first appeared on stage as Mr. D in Griboedov's Woe from Wit. Congratulations to Dmitriy!

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