Askar Urmanov

Askar Urmanov is an actor, video artist, painter, designer and lead singer of the punk-rock band Tupratikons. In 2003 he graduated from the studio of the Academic Russian Drama Theatre.

His credits include the productions The Mystery of the Chinese Woman, No. 13, No. 14 and No. 15 by R. Cooney, A Very Simple Story, Chekhov's Kolomenkovy Paradise, Chekhov. Autumn. Scenes, A Night in Venice, Aunts, West Side Story by A. Laurents, The Minor, Don Quixote, The Finest Hour and others.

He came to Ilkhom as a guest artist for the project Peer Gynt. Archive roles: Peer Gynt (Peer Gynt), Mozglyakov (Dostoevsky's Uncle's Dream), Askar (the plastic piece Love, Death & Rock'n'Roll) and the Grandfather (Ordinary Heroes by D. Crouse). In stage improvisations he played the Father (Livia, 13 by K. Rinderknecht), the Astronaut, the Cockroach and Mickey Mouse (The Edge by M. Svolikova). He took part in the young directors' laboratory at the Mark Weil Ilkhom Theatre.

Current roles: the Contemporary in Pushkin's Free Novel and the Policeman in Rain Behind the Wall by Yu. Klavdiev.