Andrey Krichko was a Soviet actor and theatre director. He performed at the Maly Theatre Studio and worked as a director at the Moscow Theatre for Young Audiences, where he staged productions including “In Old England”, “The Marshal’s Childhood”, “The Imaginary Invalid”, “The Three Musketeers”, “Ilya Muromets”, and others. Andrey Krichko also served as artistic director of the Moscow Theatre of Working Youth in the Proletarsky District, where he staged “The Storm”. His directing career included productions at the Sverdlovsk Drama Theatre, the Moscow State New Theatre, and other venues. His work extended to radio drama, including “The Pomor Heart” by Yuri Kazakov and “Malá zajížďka” (“A Slight Detour”) by Milan Jariš, featuring Yevgeny Yevstigneyev. The collection of the Bakhrushin Theatre Museum includes photographs, playbills, and programmes of productions directed by Andrey Krichko.