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Ivan Vyrypaev
Born	Ivan Aleksandrovich Vyrypaev (1974-08-03) August 3, 1974 (age 50) Irkutsk, USSR
Citizenship	Russian Federation
Occupation(s)	Theatre director, Film director, screenwriter, playwright, actor, art director
Years active	1995–present
Website	http://www.vyrypaev.ru

Ivan Aleksandrovich Vyrypaev (Template:Lang-ru; born August 3, 1974) is a Russian playwright, screenwriter, film director, actor and art director of the Praktika Theatre in Moscow.

Screenplays

2003 - Other District (short)
2006 - Heaven on Earth (original title "Bumer: Film Vtoroy")
2006 - Bunker, or Learning Underground
2006 - Euphoria
2007 - Antonina Turned Back
2007 - The Best Time of the Year
2009 - Kislorod
2012 - Delhi Dance (original title "Tanets Deli" )

Director

2006 - Euphoria
2009 - Kislorod
2009 - Crush (original title "Korotkoe zamykanie")
2009 - Supergoper (animation, original title)
2012 - Delhi Dance (original title "Tanets Deli")
2015 - Salvation (original title "Spaseniye")

Theatre director

«Ю» (original title, Irkutsk)
«Dreams» (Irkutsk, Moscow)
«Macbeth» (Irkutsk)
«The City Where I Am» (Irkutsk)
«To Explain» (Moscow Theatre «School of Dramatic Art»)
«Delhi Dance» (National Theatre, Warsaw)
«July» (National Theatre, Warsaw)
«Comedy» (Praktika Theatre)
«Illusions» (Praktika Theatre)
«Illusions» ("Stary Teatr", Krakow)
«Marriage» (Studio Theatre, Warsaw)

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