Kozma Gamburov

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Kozma Ivanovich Gamburov
Gamburov in the role of Starodum (The Minor)
Died	1810
Occupation(s)	Actor, opera singer

Kozma Gamburov (died 1810) was a Russian stage actor and opera singer.^[1] He was engaged at the Karl Knipper Theatre in St. Petersburg in 1777, where he belonged to the generation of actors on the first and newly founded public theatre in St Petersburg. He performed male principal parts and was known for his roles as heroes and lovers.

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