Ilya Del, an actor of the St. Petersburg Lensovet Theater, is in intensive care after falling out of a window. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a source in the artist's entourage.
"Del is in intensive care. He fell out of a third—floor window and injured his spine," the source said.
There is no official confirmation of this information at the moment.
At the same time, the Lensovet Theater informs about changes in the poster "due to the actor's illness." The name of the sick artist is not given, but the performance "Resurrection", scheduled for September 20, in which Del plays the main role, was replaced.
Ilya Del is a theater and film actor. He worked at the Maly Drama Theater (Theater of Europe), Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov, Youth Theater named after. Bryantsev, was a member of the troupe of the theater "On Foundry", Alexandrinsky Theater and Theater named after The Leningrad City Council, where he continues to serve at the present time. He also starred in many films and TV series, including "Walking through the torments", "The Monastery", "The Kept Woman", "Vertinsky" and many others.
As EADaily reported, in April of this year, Del had already been hospitalized after being stabbed by his girlfriend. The artist himself then called the incident an ordinary quarrel of people in love.
According to Del, he did not write a statement on his beloved, the police themselves attracted the girl.
A criminal case was opened against her under the article on intentional infliction of serious harm to health.

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