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РЕБЯТА,ПОМОГИТЕ С АНГЛИЙСКИМ,мне нужно перевести текст на английский,даю 30 баллов «Российский государственный академический театр драмы имени Фёдора Волкова»- первый в России театр, который в 2010 году отметил своё 260-летие. История Волковского театра началась с кожевенного амбара, в котором, два с половиной века назад молодой купеческий сын Фёдор Григорьевич Волков с братьями и друзьями начал устраивать вЯрославле театральные представления. Первое из них прошло 10 июля 1750 года в кожевенном амбаре отчима Фёдора, купца Полушкина — это была «Эсфирь» Жана Расина в переводе Фёдора Волкова. Специальное театральное здание открылось на берегу Волги 7 января 1751 года были изготовлены костюмы, декорации; сложился постоянный репертуар. Слух о молодых ярославцах дошёл до императрицы Елизаветы Петровны, которая в январе 1752 года вызвала их в Петербург специальным указом. С тех пор основатель театра в Ярославль больше не возвращался. к концу 1810-х годов строение пришло в негодность и фотографий его не существует. Здание, построенное для собственного театра архитектором Паньковым 1819 года; его внешний вид также неизвестен. Именно Паньков впервые разместил театр на Власьевской площади, в дальнейшем превратившейся в театральную площадь и получившей имя Фёдора Волкова. Это здание в 1840-х годах было перестроено . В 1880-х годах (когда театр перешёл в городское владение) была произведена ещё одна реконструкция, и лишь это последнее строение достоверно запечатлено на фотографиях как Ярославский городской театр. В 1909 году был объявлен конкурс на лучший проект нового здания театра; конкурс выиграл архитектор Николай Спирин. Здание было построено в 1911 году — в нём Волковский театр находится и сейчас. В том же году театру было присвоено имя Ф. Г. Волкова.

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"Russian State Academic Drama Theatre named after Fyodor Volkov" - Russia's first theater, which in 2010 celebrated its 260th anniversary.History Volkovskoye theater began with leather barn in which two and a half centuries ago, a young merchant's son Fyodor Volkov with his brothers and friends began to organize vYaroslavle theater. The first of these was held July 10, 1750 in the leather barn stepfather Fedor merchant Polushkina - it was "Esther" by Jean Racine, translated by Fyodor Volkov. Special theater building was opened on the Volga river January 7, 1751 were made costumes, scenery; formed permanent repertoire. Hearing about the young Yaroslavl reached the Empress Elizabeth, who in January 1752 caused them to St. Petersburg by a special decree. Since then, the founder of the theater in Yaroslavl did not return.by the end of the 1810s building fell into disrepair and the photos it does not exist. The building, constructed for their own theater architect Pankov 1819; its appearance is also unknown. It was first posted Pankov theater Vlasievskaya area subsequently turned into a theater area and get the name of Fyodor Volkov. This building in the 1840s, was rebuilt. In 1880 (when the theater moved to the possession of the city) was produced another reconstruction, and only the latter structure reliably captured on photographs as Yaroslavl city theater.In 1909 was announced a competition to design the new theater building; Competition won by architect Nikolai Spirin. The building was built in 1911 - there Volkovsky Theatre is now. In the same year the theater was named after FG Volkov

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Answer in detail. GUYS, HELP ME WITH ENGLISH, I need to translate the text into English, I give 30 points "Russian State Academic Drama Theater named after Fyodor Volkov" - the first theater in Russia, which in 2010 celebrated its 260th anniversary. The history of the Volkov Theater began with a tannery barn, in which, two and a half centuries ago, the young merchant's son Fyodor Grigorievich Volkov with his brothers and friends began to arrange theatrical performances in Yaroslavl. The first of them took place on July 10, 1750 in the tannery barn of Fyodor's stepfather, merchant Polushkin - it was "Esther" by Jean Racine in the translation of Fyodor Volkov. A special theater building opened on the banks of the Volga on January 7, 1751, costumes, decorations were made; a permanent repertoire was formed. The rumor about the young Yaroslavl residents reached Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, who in January 1752 called them to St. Petersburg by a special decree. Since then, the founder of the theater in Yaroslavl has never returned. By the end of the 1810s, the building had fallen into disrepair and there are no photographs of it. The building, built for its own theater by architect Pankov in 1819; its appearance is also unknown. It was Pankov who first placed the theater on Vlasievskaya Square, which later turned into a theater square and received the name of Fyodor Volkov. This building was rebuilt in the 1840s. In the 1880s (when the theater passed into city ownership), another reconstruction was carried out, and only this last building was reliably captured in photographs as the Yaroslavl City Theater. In 1909, a competition was announced for the best project of a new theater building; the competition was won by architect Nikolai Spirin. The building was built in 1911 - the Volkov Theater is still located in it. In the same year, the theater was named after F.G. Volkov.

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"The Russian State Academic Drama Theater named after Fyodor Volkov" is the first theater in Russia, which celebrated its 260th anniversary in 2010. The history of the Volkov Theater began in a tannery barn, where young merchant's son Fyodor Grigoryevich Volkov, along with his brothers and friends, started organizing theatrical performances in Yaroslavl over two and a half centuries ago. The first performance took place on July 10, 1750, in the tannery barn owned by Fyodor's stepfather, merchant Polushkin. It was a production of Jean Racine's "Esther" translated by Fyodor Volkov. A special theater building was opened on the banks of the Volga River on January 7, 1751. Costumes and scenery were created, and a permanent repertoire was established. The news of the young Yaroslavl actors reached Empress Elizaveta Petrovna, who summoned them to St. Petersburg in January 1752 by a special decree. From then on, the theater's founder never returned to Yaroslavl. By the end of the 1810s, the building became dilapidated, and there are no photographs of it. The architect Pankov built a new theater building in 1819 for his own theater, but its appearance is also unknown. It was Pankov who first placed the theater on Vlasievskaya Square,