Vadim Ilitsj Fisson

1962–2014 (age 52)

Biography

Vadim Ilitsj Fisson was a Russian dramaturge whose literary and dramatic work contributed to Russian theater. Born in 1962, he engaged in the craft of playwriting and dramatic composition, bringing new works to the stage during the late Soviet and post-Soviet periods.

Fisson's dramaturgy reflected his understanding of theatrical form and dramatic structure. He passed away in 2014 and was interred at Smolenskoye Orthodox Cemetery, leaving behind dramatic works that demonstrated his contributions to Russian theatrical literature and the development of contemporary drama.

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