The program of the play "Pugachev" with an autograph by Vladimir Vysotsky and a handwritten wish to Vsevolod Bobrov (1960s-70s)

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"To Vsevolod Mikhailovich
Bobrov
With great respect
to
Your talent!
Vysotsky"

Vladimir Vysotsky is a Soviet actor, poet, singer and songwriter, one of the most prominent and significant figures in Russian culture of the 20th century. He is known for his soulful songs reflecting the lives and experiences of ordinary people, and roles in theater and cinema, including work at the Taganka Theater. Vysotsky became the voice of his generation, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire millions.

Vsevolod Bobrov is a legendary Soviet athlete and coach, Master of Sports of the USSR, known for his achievements in football and hockey. He was a man of exceptional talent and charisma, which made him an idol for millions. The dedication on the program of the play emphasizes Vysotsky's respect for the outstanding personalities of his time.

The play "Pugachev" was staged at the Taganka Theater under the direction of Yuri Lyubimov. It was a bold and profound interpretation of Sergei Yesenin's dramatic poem, combining the power of the literary word and unique directorial techniques. Vysotsky played the role of Flapper in it, which he performed with inimitable energy, becoming one of the central figures of the production. The music by Yuri Butsko and the design by Yuri Vasiliev enhanced the emotional impact of the play, making it one of the most notable works in the theater's repertoire.