
The future actor decided to put an end to his teaching and in 1890 he went to Sofia. He joined the newly founded drama troupe at the "Base" Theater. As a scholarship in 1895, he went to Moscow and graduated from the Imperial Theater School. His teacher of dramatic art there is Alexander Pavlovich Lenski. After returning to Bulgaria he joined the ''Tear and Laughter'' troupe, setting the foundation for the first professional drama ensemble in Bulgaria. His debut role in the theater is the image of Razpliuev from the Suhovo-Kobilen comedy "The Wedding of Krechinsky".
Geno Kirov is the representative of the first generation of professional actors and one of the founders of the Bulgarian recitative art. He appears as a translator, a theatrical critic and pedagogue. He is the author of a methodological guide for actors. The future actor is also one of the founders of our national theater.