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... Member of the CPSU from 1943.Dzhantoshev, a graduate from a pedagogical technicum in Frunze in 1930, began writing in 1926. He was the author of approximately 40 plays. The most significant are The Woman With Black Hair. (1928), which is about a Kirghiz woman in an aul before the revolution, Kurmanbek (1942,. Staged in 1943, Russian translation 1949), and The Singer of ...

... roles included Teiitbek in Dzhantoshev’s Kurmanbek, the title role in Dzhantoshev’s Kanybek, Akylbek in Dzhakiev’s The Father’s Fate., Shermat in Abdumomunov’s He Who Laughs Last., the Mayor in Gogol’s The Inspector-General., Famusov in Griboedov’s Woe From Wit., Bulychov in Gorky’s Egor Bulychov and the Others., and the title roles in Shakespeare’s ...

... roles included Teiitbek in Dzhantoshev’s Kurmanbek, the title role in Dzhantoshev’s Kanybek, Akylbek in Dzhakiev’s The Father’s Fate., Shermat in Abdumomunov’s He Who Laughs Last., the Mayor in Gogol’s The Inspector-General., Famusov in Griboedov’s Woe From Wit., Bulychov in Gorky’s Egor Bulychov and the Others., and the title roles in Shakespeare’s ...

... ), Aiganysh ( Kurmanbek by Dzhantoshev), Dzhanyl ( Dzhanyl by Malikov and Kuttubaev), and Tolgonai ( Mother’s Field, based on the Aitmatov work). Her ability to create incisively satirical portraits and domineering characters was demonstrated in such roles as Panova ( Liubov’ Iarovaia. By Trenev), Natal’ia Kovshik ( The Snowball-tree Grove. By Korneichuk ...

... ), Aiganysh ( Kurmanbek by Dzhantoshev), Dzhanyl ( Dzhanyl by Malikov and Kuttubaev), and Tolgonai ( Mother’s Field, based on the Aitmatov work). Her ability to create incisively satirical portraits and domineering characters was demonstrated in such roles as Panova ( Liubov’ Iarovaia. By Trenev), Natal’ia Kovshik ( The Snowball-tree Grove. By Korneichuk ...