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Yosyp Hirniak (ros. <em>Йосип Гірняк)</em>

"SPOMINY" (MEMOIRS, WSPOMNIENIA)

wydanie rosyjskojęzyczne,unikalne z 1982 roku.

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Yosyp Hirniak (1895–1989) <em>Йосип Гірняк</em> was a Ukrainian-American theater actor and director, known for his work in both Ukraine and the United States.[1] Together with his wife, Olimpiia Dobrovolska, he founded the Ukrainian Theater in America (1954–1957) and the Theater of the Word (1956-64) in the United States

In 1944, Hirniak and his wife emigrated to Austria and later moved to Germany. In 1949, they moved to the United States, where their first production was M. Khvylovy's play "Mother and I." which premiered in NYC on the 9th of October.[1] They directed The Ukrainian Theater in America which they founded, reviving some of Berezil's productions, including M. Kulish's "Myna Mazaylo," where he played the main character.

In addition to his work in theater, Hirniak was a stage director and announcer for Radio Liberty in America. He also wrote; first book was <em>The Theater-Studio of Joseph Hirniak and Olimpia Dobrovolska.</em>[6] In 1982, Yosef Hirniak published his <em>Memoirs</em>.[7] In 1985, Valerian Revutsky published <em>Neskoreni Berezilts</em>i which was dedicated to the work of Hirniak and his wife O. Dobrovolska during their early career.[8]

Yosyp Hirniak died at home, on January 17, 1989 in New York City and was buried at St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery in Fox Chase, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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