Sergey Arkadievich Golovin is a Russian and Soviet dramatic actor. In 1927 he was awarded the honorary title "Honored Artist of the RSFSR".
Biography
The future actor was born in March 1879 on the 27th of the Gregorian calendar. Sergey was born and raised at the Bissert station. He went to Moscow to get an education, where he enrolled in an agricultural school. There he first tried himself as an artist, felt the stage and decided for himself that his future was inextricably linked with the theater.
In 1898, he joined the Partnership, created by Russian theatrical figures. And in the autumn of that year, the young applicant Sergey Golovin entered the Moscow Philharmonic Society, at the famous music and drama course, which was then led by the legendary Vladimir Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko.
Professional career
Golovin began to take his first steps on the theater stage of the Moscow Art Theater as a student. In 1902, a phenomenally talented admittedly talented artist, he completed his studies and was enrolled in the troupe of the capital's Maly Theater. Golovin not only performed in Maly, but also toured a lot. So he first appeared in the city of Chelyabinsk in 1909. His troupe played three productions on the stage of the People’s House and returned to Moscow.
With the outbreak of World War I, Golovin was mobilized, and he went to the front. During the period of turmoil and revolution, all theaters of the country were nationalized and transferred to the balance of the newly minted Socialist Republic. Sergei Golovin, having a fairly good reputation among theater workers, quickly found his place in the new state structure. He was often elected to various leadership positions, but at the same time he tried to devote himself to creativity as much as possible, and not take part in political propaganda.
Since 1916, Golovin also took part in filming, but there are very few films in the asset of the actor, since he preferred to perform on the stage more.
In 1935, a talented artist again visited the Chelyabinsk People’s House on tour. During this visit, Golovin repeatedly met with the leadership of the Chelyabinsk region, during which they persuaded the artist to lead the theatrical work in Chelyabinsk. Sergei Arkadyevich agreed and for two years worked as a director in the Chelyabinsk Drama Theater. For two years, Golovin actually brought Chelyabinsk to a new cultural level, he put on many classical works, attracted Moscow actors for work, most of whom remained to work in the harsh Siberian city.
In 1939, Sergey returned to the Maly Theater, where he continued to work as an actor.
