Anna Elbakyan

Anna Elbakyan (Armenian: Աննա Աբրահամի Էլբակյան, born September 5, 1963) is an Armenian actress. She became an Armenian star after headlining the drama Where Have You Been, Man of God? (TV mini-series)(1992).

Anna Elbakyan
Born
Anna Abramyan

(1963-09-05) 5 September 1963
Yerevan, Armenia
OccupationActress
Years active1982–present
Children2

Biography

  • In 1982 she graduated from the Actors Studio of the Sundukyan State Academic Theatre of Yerevan
  • In 1986, she graduated from Yerevan State University Faculty of Social Sciences, specialty art
  • In 1982 to 1990, 1998 to 2003, and 2008 to present, actress of the Sundukyan State Academic Theatre of Yerevan
  • From 2000 to present, actress of the Drama and Comedy Theater after Edgar Elbakyan
  • from 2000 to present, director, and from 2005, chief director of the Yerevan State Marionettes Theater
  • Member of the Union of Cinematographers of RA
  • Member of the Union of Theatre Workers of RA

Filmography

  • The White Bone
  • Face-to-wall
  • Where have you been, man of God?[1]
  • The Thief
  • Silhouette
  • Yerevan jan
  • Tavern
  • Elegy

Television

  • Irene - "The Eighth Day of the Creator" Kacha.
  • Girl - "Detention House Charents" Charents
  • Astghik "Higher Hell" by S. Papazian
  • Mary - "Ghosts" by E. de Filippo
  • Princess - "Crystal Love" L. Ustinov
  • Marguerite - "Mefistofele" by S. Aleshin
  • Solange - "The Sixth Floor."

Theatre work

Actor's work

Directing the work

Yerevan State Marionettes Theatre

  • "The Princess and the Pea " Hans Christian Andersen 2010
  • "Thumbelina" Hans Christian Andersen 2008
  • "How brave rooster won a fox" is based on Russian folk tales in 2007
  • "Star of Hope" in the Biblical explanation of 2005
  • "A true friend" - R. Marukhyan 2002
  • "Creation of Peace" based on the Bible in 2002
  • "Winter's Tale" - Anna Elbakyan 2000

Prizes and awards

  • 2012 Armenian National Film Academy Award "Hayak" - the Best Actress[3]
  • 2011 People of the Year 2010 «LUXURY» - the Best Actress
  • 2008 Armenian National Theater Academy Award "Artavazd" - the Best Actress
  • 2006 Prize of the Ministry of Culture of RA "Artist" - the Best Actress
  • 2005 Armenian National Theater Academy Award "Artavazd" - the Best Actress
  • 2001 "Gold Medal" of the Ministry of Culture of RA

References

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