Actress Nina Kornienko called Shirvindt an intellectual reference

The leading actress of the Satire Theater, who performed the role of Suzanne in the play “The Marriage of Figaro,” shared her memories of Alexander Shirvindt at a meeting with journalists.

The actress said that when she first came to the theater, she felt like “someone knows what,” while Alexander Shirvindt was already a very large figure:

– How could he appreciate the performance! I always understood that I thought exactly the same as he did, but I didn’t have enough words or intelligence to formulate it all. He was an intellectual reference point for me. Always, all my life. And, naturally, unattainable.”

And as if not believing what was happening, Nina Kornienko concluded her speech, speaking about Alexander Shirvindt in the present tense: “Just a lovely person, in whose company no one will feel bad, everyone will live very well and joyfully.”