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Director Mārtiņš Eihe has become the artistic director of “Joriks” Rezekne Theater – Stage – Culture +

Bočarnikov explained that when I started working in 2016, I set several goals for the theater – to establish a Latvian troupe, to improve the repertoire, to become recognizable in Latvia and to become nominees for “Players’ Night”, which was also achieved in 2017 and 2019.

“I understood that it was time to hand over the management of the theater to safe and reliable hands in order to continue the activities, traditions, introduce new winds and ideas, expand the circle of spectators in Latgale and Latvia,” said the current artistic director of the theater.

Eihe has studied at Ogre Secondary School, Riga Secondary School No. 77, graduated from the Latvian School of Culture, acting studies at the Theater “Skatuve” and the directing department of the Latvian Academy of Culture. Since 2004 he has been an actor of the Liepāja Theater, but since 2005 – a theater director. From 2006 to 2009, Eihe worked as a director at the Valmiera Drama Theater. Since 2007 he has been leading the creative association “Nomadi”.

Eihe has been in the “Players’ Night” nominations several times with his directed performances. In 2015/2016, the performance “G. Priede” Smelling Mushrooms “” received the Latvian Theater of the Year Award in the category “Small Form Performance of the Year”. Eihe received the “Family Pharmacy” award “Silver Pest 2011” as the director for the best show of the season, dedicated to the coverage of family and personal problems.

Eihe also currently works in various Latvian theaters and projects, as well as performances are staged abroad. He started working at the Rezekne Theater in 2017, when he performed Fausto Paravidino’s “Two Brothers”, at the end of 2019 he staged Ingmar Bergman’s “Autumn Sonatas”. This season, Mārtiņš will perform various performances in Latvian and Russian. Antona Chekhov’s “Seagull” will be a novelty and challenge on the stage of Rezekne Theater, which will be staged bilingually for the whole ensemble of actors.

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