Georgia: The Ministry of Culture and Sports of Georgia honors Ruslan Mikaberidze’s memory and contribution to the development of Georgian culture. 85 years have passed since the birth of an outstanding Georgian actor and honored artist of Georgia, Ruslan Mikaberidze.
Famous actor of theater and film Ruslan Mikaberidze worked at various times at the Nodar Dumbadze State Theater for Teenagers (1960-1970), Kote Marjanishvili State Dramatic Theater (1971-1972), and from 1972 – at Shota Rustaveli State Academic Theater.
It is noteworthy from the roles he played in the theater of teen spectators: Shura (s. Mikhalkov’s “Sombrero”), Valentino (U.
Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night”), Spiridon (Vazha-Pshavela’s “title”), Sailor (H. Andersen’s “Snow Queen”), Chameleon (m. Mashadu’s “Brazilian Saunge”), Ruindan (b. Show “Devil’s Disciple”), Dzerzhinski (D. Taktakishvili’s “Nevi Fountain”), Kikvidze (v. Daraseli “Division No16”), long Gaiozi (R. Mamulashvili’s “Uncle Elioz”) and others.
The actor also created exciting faces in the Marjanishvili State Dramatic Theater: Petrionius (J. Fletcher’s “Punishment of a needy husband”), officer (f. Schiller’s “Don Carlos”), Jokola (Vazha-Pshavela’s “Two poems”), Ben Yokhai (k. Gutskov’s “Uriel Acosta”), Archil (n. Dumbadze’s “Don’t be afraid, mother”), patron (n. Gogoli’s “marriage”), Shio Kharadze (a. “Saints in Hell”) and others.
From the roles played in the State Academic Theater named after Shota Rustaveli: Khazhomia (K. Lortkipanidze’s “Kolkheti’s Ciskari”), Gleb Riabinin (i. Dvoretski’s “Stranger Man”), Spiridon (R. Tabukashvili’s “Secretary of Raikom”), Shuiski (a. Tolstoy’s “The Death of Ivan the Fury”), Capulet, Brackenbury (U. Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” “Richard III”), the first alphabet (b. Brecht’s “Caucasian Chalk Circle”), Creon (Sophocles “King of Oidipo”), Grigoli (m. Javakhishvili’s “Woman’s Burden”), Malisov (a. Gelman’s “We, the Submore Signatures”).
Ruslan Mikaberidze’s films are exciting and memorable. The film debut of the actor was in the Uzbek film “White, white crows“ (A. Khamraev, 1967) played a role. In 1972, he started his activity in the “Georgian Film” film studio.
Notable among important film works: Joto Gvasalia (“Moon Abduction,” T. Meliava, 1973), Shvangiradze (“Data Tutashkhia,” g. Lortkipanidze, G. Gabeskiria, 1978), Domenti Dumbadze (“Swimmer,” i. Kvirikadze, 1981), Shalva Khetereli (“The Journey of a Young Composer,” G. Shengelaya, 1984), bus driver (“Nylon Christmas Tree,” r. Esadze, 1985). In addition, he participated in the movies: “Gaserneba in Tbilisi“ (N. Mchedlidze, 1976), “Flute“ (G. Dadiani, 1976), “Racing“ (T. Gomelauri, 1977), “Nika in the mountains“ (Z. Tutberidze, 1979), “Why does the nightingale steven? “(g. Petriashvili, 1980), “I will be back“ (m. Tavadze, 1982), “An extraordinary flight“ (b. Chkheidze, 1982), “Thank you, Ratili“ (G. Kalatozishvili, 1983), “Mimino“ (g. Danielia, 1977), “Siberia“ (a. Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky, 1979), “Tehran 43“ (a. Flame, v. Naumov, 1981), “Chegemian detective“ (a. Svetlov, 1986) and others.
Ruslan Mikaberidze’s epigrams and intelligent funagories were very popular.
