Tedi Moskov

About

Born in 1960 in Sofia. He is the son of the Bulgarian poetess, children's writer, dramatist and screenwriter (a doctor by education) Rada Moskova and the phoniatrist of the Opera Dr. Stefan Moskov. His grandfather's brother was the social democrat Dr. Atanas Moskov, who spent a long time in communist concentration camps. He graduated in puppet directing from VITIZ (1985) under the direction of Yuliya Ognyanova and specialized in dramatic arts at "Accademia d'Arte Drammatica" in Rome in 1992. Founder and director of the theatre "La Strada". Between 1993 and 1996, he filmed 9 episodes of the television show "The Street", which was awarded the "Golden Rose of Criticism" in Montreux in 1996. In 1995, he began staging plays in German theatres, including some of the plays: "Cyrano de Bergerac" in Hamburg, "Sleeping Beauty" in Stuttgart, and "The King Stag" in Darmstadt. In 2002, he filmed the feature film "Rhapsody in White", and in 2006 – the documentary "The Translator of Black-and-White Films". In 2009, he staged "Good Bad Weather" based on Shakespeare's "The Tempest" at the Drama Theatre Plovdiv. The premiere was on December 16, 2009. In March 2010, rehearsals for "Cyrano de Bergerac" began at the National Theatre "Ivan Vazov" in Sofia. On November 11, 2010, at "Tears and Laughter" in Sofia, the premiere of the State Puppet Theatre – Varna's production "The Views of a Stump" took place. In this connection, the director said: "I am moved by questions related to the birth of a human being from wood. And vice versa – the transformation of a person into a stump. I am not making a production for Pinocchio, but a philosophical spectacle. We are all on the branch of some tree. What happens to us when life tears us off and throws us somewhere. Presented this way, the theme can sound both funny and philosophical". In 2010, on the Day of the National Enlighteners, he was awarded the "Golden Age" prize.