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'''Mikhail Tank''' (born [[December 30]], [[1978]] in [[Saint Petersburg|St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]]) is an [[actor]], [[director]] and [[performing artist]]. Fluent in English and Russian, he graduated from the [[University of California, Davis]], with a B.A. in Dramatic Arts. There, Mikhail played [[Dionysus]] in a [[Bill T. Jones]] production of [[The Bacchae]]. Mikhail has studied performance art and acting with Jim Kirkwood, Sima Chernyak, at the Stella Adler Academy, with Gerry Cousins, as well as the original Russian texts of [[Stanislavsky]]. Tank is also the creator of [[Darksoul]]â„¢ [[performance art]].
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'''Mikhail Tank''' (born [[December 30]], [[1978]] in [[Saint Petersburg|St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]]) is a [[media artist]], [[director]] and creator of [[Darksoul]]â„¢  [[performance art]].
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==Discography==
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*''[[Contained Power]]'' ([[2008]])
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Selected accomplishments include; a historical one man show performance at the Edinburgh (largest arts festival in the world), a BBC invite and radio interview regarding the ‘Soul Photography’ one man multi-media show. Film festival premieres including a directorial short of a Stephen King story at the Oldenburg International Film Festival. Also authored several published books in the fields of magic and poetry, has an original iTunes catalogue of Darksoul â„¢ performance art, also having  co-starred on an international top-rated TV show.
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*''[[Expired Love]]'' ([[2007]])
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*''[[Icicle]]'' ([[2007]])
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*''[[10 Years]]'' ([[2007]])
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*''[[Disturb Things]]'' ([[2006]])
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*''[[Humanoid]]'' ([[2006]])
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*''[[Prove To Me]]'' ([[1999]])
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*''[[Aggressor]]'' ([[1997]])
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==Filmography==
 
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*''[[Untitled Russian Feature]]'' ([[2009]])
 
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*''[[It's Time]]'' ([[2007]])
 
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*''[[BOS]]'' ([[2007]])
 
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*''[[Hunter and The Calm]]'' ([[2007]])
 
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*''[[Disturb Things]]'' ([[2005]])
 
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*''[[Full Moon]]'' ([[2005]])
 
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*''[[Believe, Smile and Love]]'' ([[2004]])
 
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*''[[Alias (TV series)|Alias]]'' ([[2004]])
 
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*''[[The Sweetest Thing]]'' ([[2002]])
 
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*''[[The Tank Show]]'' ([[1999-2001]])
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 21 January 2010

Mikhail Tank (born December 30, 1978 in St. Petersburg, Russia) is a media artist, director and creator of Darksoulâ„¢ performance art.

Selected accomplishments include; a historical one man show performance at the Edinburgh (largest arts festival in the world), a BBC invite and radio interview regarding the ‘Soul Photography’ one man multi-media show. Film festival premieres including a directorial short of a Stephen King story at the Oldenburg International Film Festival. Also authored several published books in the fields of magic and poetry, has an original iTunes catalogue of Darksoul ™ performance art, also having co-starred on an international top-rated TV show.


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