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Alexander Nilsky

1840 – 1899

Russian actor

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Lived 1840 – 1899 (aged 59). Alexander Nilsky was a Russian stage actor.

Alexander Alexandrovich Nilus (, 22 July 1840—12 August 1899) was a Russian stage actor associated with Alexandrinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg and known under his stage name, Nilsky (Нильский).

Biography After graduating from the Saint Petersburg Theatre College he made his debut on stage the Alexandrinka in 1860 and stayed with it until 1883. In 1883—1889 he toured the province and worked with the private troupes in Saint Petersburg (the Nemetti and Panayevsky Theatres) and Moscow (Korsh Theatre), then in 1889—1892 headed the Alexandrovsky Theatre in Helsingfors (Helsinki). In 1892 he returned to Alexandrinka to stay there until 1897.

Nilsky authored a book of memoirs Behind the Curtain Chronicles. 1856-1894, originally published by Istorichesky Vestnik. The Alexandrinka actress Ekaterina Podobedova (1839—1883) was his wife.

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Who was Alexander Nilsky?

Russian actor (1840–1899)

When was Alexander Nilsky born?

Alexander Nilsky was born on 10 July 1840 in Saint Petersburg.

When did Alexander Nilsky die?

Alexander Nilsky died on 31 July 1899 in Russian Empire, Saint Petersburg.

What was Alexander Nilsky's occupation?

Alexander Nilsky was a stage actor.

What nationality was Alexander Nilsky?

Alexander Nilsky was Russian.

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· Wikipedia: Alexander Nilsky

· Wikidata: Q4321377

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