Maria Vedrinskaya (1877–1948) – a theatre actress, working in the Riga Russian Drama Theatre  in the  Inter-War Period . >>

Rudolf Ungern (1876–1942 ?) –  a chief  producer of the Riga Russian theatre.  >>

The Russian Theatre owes its rebirth to Mikhail Muratov and Alexander Grishin. On 27 September 1921 the première of A. Griboyedov’s comedy Woe from Wit was staged at the Latvian Society building (where the theatre operated until 1937). Riga again saw a real theatre. >>

The Second Riga City Theatre – Russian theatre. The building for the theatre was erected in 1899 – 1922 to a design by August Reinberg. Since 1919 the Latvian National Theatre has situated in this. building. >>

Konstantin Nezlobin (1857–1930) –  an actor, theatre producer, entrepreneur, founder of the  Russian professional theatre tradition in Riga. >>

Lidiya Melnikova (1879–1955) – from 1899 to 1900 and from 1921 to 1955 performed on the stage of the Riga Russian Drama Theatre. >>

Management of the Russian Theatre. 1902. >>

The theatre troop in 1903. N. Mikhailovsky (third from the right), entrepreneur, director and actor of the theatre >>

Y. Lavrov (genuine name Sokolov, artistic pseudonym – Lavrov; 1848–1907) – an  actor, entrepreneur, actual establisher of the Russian theatre in Riga. >>

The First Poster of Russian Theatre in Riga.  >>