Biography
Umid Rakhataliev is an actor of the Mark Weil Ilkhom Theatre in Tashkent. In 2019 he graduated from the theatre's 10th studio, its School of Drama Art, and has been a member of the company since that year. From 2014 to 2016 he attended the theatre's master classes.
In 2017 he took part in the Laboratory of Young Directors (master V. Pankov, Moscow), and in 2018 in the «Inclusive Theatre» laboratory (curator B. Pavlovich, St Petersburg).
In the current repertoire he plays Qazi, Ellikboshi and Said in A. Qodiriy's «White White Black Stork», the Man, the Revolutionary and the Stray Dog in Bulgakov's «Heart of a Dog», Hippolytus in «Tsvetaeva. Phaedra», the teacher Abdurasul in «Cabaret X-STUDIO», the Man in N. Makarenko's «Tomorrow» and Monsieur Loyal in Molière's «Tartuffe». His earlier roles include the Border Guard («Airport»), the poet Mansur («Our Mahalla») and Umid («Life as a Miracle», B. Pavlovich's laboratory).
Career
- Ilkhom TheatreActor · Tashkent · 2019–present
Life path
- 2019Graduation from the studio
Graduated from the Ilkhom Theatre's 10th Drama Art Studio and became a member of the company.
