Anna Serhiivna Grinchak
Date of birth – February 18, 1986
Place of birth – Makiivka (Ukraine)
Language – Ukrainian
Activity – theater and film actress
Becoming an artist
Anna Grinchak is a Ukrainian theater and film actress, senior lecturer at the Department of Stage Language at the I. K. Karpenko-Kary Kyiv National University of Theater, Cinema and Television. A native of Donetsk, she moved to Kyiv to study her dream acting profession. She graduated from Karpenko-Kary University, where she now works with young talents.
Creative path
Anna Grinchak took her first steps towards popularity and audience recognition in 2006, joining the creative team of the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater. Working in a team of true professionals, the actress has expanded her circle of fans and played bright roles in plays of various genres, authored by domestic and foreign playwrights. In the modern repertoire of Anna Grinchak - roles in the performances:
- "Ukraine in Fire" (Mother);
- "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" (Siobhan, Christopher's teacher);
- "Three Loves" (participant in the play);
- "Family Dinner" (Susannah, mistress);
- "No. 13" (Pamela, wife of the Prime Minister's Assistant).
The audience often speaks of Anna Grinchak with admiration, calling her bright, charming and extremely talented. The actress is captivated by natural charisma, confidence, and expressive acting. In addition to acting, Hanna Grinchak participates in cultural projects. In particular, the artist was an honored guest of the musical and poetic salon "Kamerton" in 2020, where she presented poetry by Ukrainian authors. The artist also performs the duties of an assistant director in the play "Ferryman".
The actress also has experience in the film industry. For example, Hanna Grinchak played a supporting role in the TV series "Doctor Kovalchuk".
Awards and honors
The actress of the Lesya Ukrainka Theater was awarded the title of "Honored Artist of Ukraine" for her contribution to the development of Ukrainian art and culture.
