person
Krasovskaya
also: Красовская
An actress at Moscow's Korsh Theater for whom Chekhov asks Lazarev (Gruzinsky) to write a part in their planned collaborative vaudeville.
Reading notes
- To A. S. Lazarev, 15 November 1887. Moscow. §6 Krasovskaya
A Korsh Theater actress Chekhov wants a part written for in the planned vaudeville.
- To M. P. Chekhova, 28 April 1889. Sumy. §2 Krasovskaya
Named only by surname, in the context of kitchen towels she had borrowed and forgotten to return; likely a household servant, neighbor, or acquaintance in Moscow or Sumy, not further identified in the source. NOTE: the corpus already tracks a distinct (a Korsh Theater actress from a later, unrelated 1888 letter); the two references are almost certainly different women given the domestic, non-theatrical context here, but are provisionally linked to the same tracked entity for lack of a dedicated household-Krasovskaya record -- flagged as low-confidence and likely to need splitting into a separate entity on review.