Peter Gyurov

Peter Gyurov was born on July 10, 1934 in Pernik, Bulgaria. He studied acting at the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arat, Sofia, Bulgaria in the class of Professor Nikolay Masalitinov . He was playing in the theater troupe of "Bulgarian Army" Theater. On its stage he played many roles of world classics and new Bulgarian plays: La Haier ( "St. John" by B. Shaw), Hector ( " Heartbreak House " by B. Shaw ), Ivan ( "Fateful 21st" by Al. Stein), Ivan Vladislav ( "Samuel" by Magda Petkanova), Naiden ( "Masters" by Racho Soyanov), Figaro ( "A fool day or The Marriage of Figaro" by Beaumarchais), Mate Bernichevich ( "Sailors from Qatar" by Fr.. Wolf), Goran ( "Time" by Anton Donchev), Longwy ( "Labours of love" by Shakespeare), Marin ( "A boat in the woods" by Nikolay Haytov ,) field-keeper and second defendant ( "Lucky comes" from Russy Bojanov), Topaz ( "Topaz by Marcel Panyol), Constantine (" The Last "by M. Gorky), Artak (" Miracle "by Ivan Radoev), Michael Tsarigradski ( "Odyssey travels to Ithaca" by Konstantin Iliev), Don Antonio ( "Much ado about nothing" by Shakespeare), Bedros ( "Charming my fleas" by Boyan Papazov). In his time on that stage Peter Gyurov worked with the valuable directors, such as Asen Shopov, Elka Mihaylova, Leon Daniel, Krikor Azaryan, Krassimir Spassov, Nikolai Lambrev. He died on December 1, 2010 in Sofia.