Kharkiv Television. The November 20, 2009 issue of the "Theatre Salon" program is dedicated to an interview with puppeteer actor Vyacheslav Gindin.

Talks about the peculiarities of the puppeteer's work, creative opportunities and new productions.

Voiced in russian, contains partial Ukrainian dubbing.

Hosts — Tatyana Kikteva, Oleksandr Annichev.

Reference: Vyacheslav Gindin is a Ukrainian theater, film and dubbing actor, Honored Artist of Ukraine. He worked at the Kharkiv Afanasyev Puppet Theater, and since 2023 - an actor at the Kharkiv Shevchenko Academic Drama Theater. Performer of about 20 theater roles, over 30 film works and over 70 dubbing works.

"Theatre Salon": Vyacheslav Gindin

Literary composition, 1984. The issue "Hryhoriy Skovoroda. The Path to Happiness" of the "World of Poetry" program is dedicated to the recitation of the creative work of Hryhoriy Skovoroda.

Reference: Hryhoriy Skovoroda is a Ukrainian philosopher, poet, teacher and traveling educator, a representative of the Baroque and Early Enlightenment tradition. At the center of his teachings is the idea of ​​the inner man, self-knowledge and the natural correspondence of vocation. Skovoroda developed an original philosophical system, synthesizing elements of ancient ethics, Christian mysticism and Neoplatonism. His work became fundamental for the formation of the Ukrainian intellectual tradition.

Hryhoriy Skovoroda "The Path to Happiness"

1996, Odessa.

The first All-Ukrainian humour festival named after Andriy Sova. Performance by the Poltava theatre of miniatures ‘Kompot’ with the acts ‘Conductor Vera’ and ‘Odessa Courtyard’. Starring Andriy Danylko.

Andriy Danylko at the All-Ukrainian Festival of Humour

Kharkiv Television. The program "Theatre Salon" from May 11, 2009 is dedicated to an interview with People's Artist of Ukraine Alexey Rubinsky.

He talks about his profession, the peculiarities of puppet theater, his experience in cinema and about the film "When the Gods Fell Asleep".

Voiced in russian, contains partial Ukrainian dubbing.

Hosts — Tatyana Kikteva, Oleksandr Annichev.

Reference: Alexey Rubinsky is a Ukrainian actor, director, playwright, theater figure and graphic artist, People's Artist of Ukraine. Since 1975, he has worked at the Kharkiv State Academic Puppet Theater named after Afanasyev and taught at the Kharkiv Institute of Arts, combining stage activity with pedagogy and graphic art.

"Theatre Salon": Alexey Rubinsky

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. The program “Sketches of Destiny” is dedicated to Fedir Stryhun, People's Artist of Ukraine and artistic director of the Maria Zankovetska National Academic Drama Theater. 

The video features: opening credits, an interview with Fedir Stryhun, streets of Lviv, the Maria Zankovetska National Academic Ukrainian Drama Theater, excerpts from performances by the Maria Zankovetska Theater and the Volyn Taras Shevchenko Theater, Fedir Stryhun talking with Honored Artist of Ukraine Yevhen Beznisk in the artist's studio, excerpts from feature films by the Dovzhenko Film Studio.

Comments: art historian Valentina Zabolotna; People's Artists of Ukraine: Stepan Glova, Bohdan Kozak, Les Serdyuk; People's Artist of Ukraine Myron Kiprian; wife Taisiya Litvinenko; son Nazar Stryhun; Honored Artist of Ukraine Lyubov Kaganova; Honored Artist of Ukraine Andriy Matsyak; Honored Artists sisters Telnyuk.

People's Artist Fedir Stryhun: Outlines of Destiny

Ternopil Television, 2001. The episode of the program "Name" is dedicated to the People's Artist of Ukraine, director Ivan Lyakhovsky.

The video interview with Ivan Lyakhovsky, he talks about his creative path, theatrical art, and recites poetry.

Reference: Ivan Lyakhovsky is a Ukrainian actor and director, People's Artist of Ukraine (2016), a long-time leading artist of the Ternopil Academic Drama Theater. Performer of over 110 roles, among the most famous — Hetman Doroshenko, Golokhvosty, Oswald Alving; director of the plays "Matriopol" and "Solomia Krushelnytska".

Interview with Ivan Lyakhovsky

1985, National Television Company of Ukraine. Television novellas based on works by Mark Twain: ‘Advice to Artists’ and ‘How I Edited an Agricultural Newspaper.’ Starring: Bohdan Beniuk, Oleksii Petukhov. Composer — Volodymyr Bystryakov.

Television plays. Mark Twain

Audio recording of Taras Shevchenko's poem “My Thoughts, My Thoughts.” Read by Marko Kropyvnytskyi, 1906. Re-recorded from a 1965 gramophone record.

Ukrainian Radio, in collaboration with Suspilne Media Library, is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Sound Archive.” Within its framework, you will hear the voices of outstanding writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio's artistic ensembles. You can listen to the recordings on the Public Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

"My thoughts, my thoughts!" - recites Marko Kropyvnytskyi

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2010.

The documentary is dedicated to the actors of the Ivan Franko National Academic Drama Theater.

Comments and filming with the participation of the theater's artistic director Bohdan Stupka, general director Mykhailo Zakharevich, directors Oleksandr Bilozub and Andriy Prykhodko, actors - Victoria Vasalatiy, Yaroslav Gurevich, Anastasia Dobrynina, Tetyana Mikhina, Oleksandr Pecheritsa, Pavlo Piskun, Dmytro Rybalevsky, Anzhelika Savchenko, Bohdan Stupka, Olena Fesunenko, Oleksandr Formanchuk, Dmytro Chernov, Tetyana Shlyakhova.

In the role of the phantom theater - Oleksiy Petukhov. Voice-over - Oleksandr Vergelis.

Fragments of performances: Ivan Kotlyarevsky "Natalka Poltavka", William Shakespeare "Romeo and Juliet", Ivan Nechuy-Levytsky "The Kaidash Family", Fyodor Dostoevsky "The Brothers Karamazov", Vasyl Stefanyk "The Hungry Sin", Oleksandr Belozub "Two Flowers of Indigo", Sholom Aleichem "Tevye Tevel", Johann Spies, Heinrich Geisselbrecht, Christopher Marlowe "The Legend of Faust", Bertolt Brecht "The Caucasian Chalk Circle", Yuriy Rybchinsky and Victoria Vasalatiy "Edith Piaf. Life on Credit".

Archives of the National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine and the Ivan Franko National Theater were used.

"Frankivsk 21st Century": about the theater

Volyn Television, 2000. The program "Remembering Veterans" is dedicated to an interview with the honored figure of culture and theater art Andriy Verteletsky.

The video contains archival recordings of theatrical performances at the Volyn Regional Taras Shevchenko Music and Drama Theater and an interview with the honored artist of Ukraine, actor of the Transcarpathian Regional Music and Drama Theater Andriy Verteletsky.

The program was worked on by: Lyudmila Vehera, Natalia Luhova, Oleksandr Sadovnyk, Yuriy Raevich.

Reference: Andriy Verteletsky is a Ukrainian actor, honored artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1972), worked in the theaters of Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, Uzhgorod. In his creative work, he plays roles in classical Ukrainian dramatic productions and performs songs to the words of Taras Shevchenko.

Andriy Verteletsky: about love for the theater

1994, Ukrainian television. The author's program of the cycle “Your Exit, Artist!” by People's Artist of Ukraine Bohdan Stupka presents Honored Artist of Ukraine Bohdan Benyuk.

The video features Bohdan Stupka's screensavers, stand-up comedy, an interview with Ukrainian actor Bohdan Beniuk about his childhood, family, career, formation as a theater actor, and artists who played a significant role in his creative life.

The program used fragments of films: “Captain Crocus”, “Waves of the Black Sea”, “For the Home”, “Women's Joys and Sorrows”, “As the Soldiers Went Away”, “Theater Stories”, “The Witch”, “The Golden Chicken”, "Hold on, Cossack“, ”Lost in the Sands“, fragments of the theater performance ”That Pretty Encore“ and fragments of rehearsals for the play ”The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The song “My Daughter” by Bohdan Beniuk, music by O. Zhylynskyi, lyrics by O. Kononenko.

“You're up, artist!”: an interview with Bohdan Beniuk

The video shows the literary and artistic evening "Zankivchansky Evenings" in 1993.  
Valeriy Shevchuk, Ihor Kalynets, Bohdan Stelmakh, Mykhailo Kosiv, Roman Lubkivsky, Stefan Pyatnychko, and Estella Chupryk were the reciters at the event. The evening was hosted by Svyatoslav Maksymchuk and was devoted to the topic "Ukrainian Society - the Artist and the State".