Lyubov Solodova

Lyubov Petrovna Solodova
Date of birth – January 13, 1952
Place of birth – village Velyki Krushlyntsi (Ukraine)
Language – Ukrainian
Activity – theater and film actress

Becoming an artist

Lyubov Solodova is a Ukrainian theater and film actress. The small homeland of the star of the big stage is the village of Velyki Krushlyntsi in Vinnytsia region. In an effort to get an acting education, the girl entered the Kiev Institute of Theater Arts named after Karpenko-Kary on the course of Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Nelly. She graduated in 1973 and a year later joined the creative group of the Luhansk Drama Theater.

Creative path

Lyubov Solodova took her first steps towards fame and recognition on the stage of the theater in Luhansk. Her collaboration with the institution's staff lasted 30 years. But in 2004, the actress joined the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater in Kyiv, where she continues to perform to this day. She plays in performances of various genres. Among them are productions by domestic and foreign playwrights: "Nakhlibnyk" (Paraskoviya Ivanovna, castellansha), "Zvit Jakaranda" (Khenoveva), "Zorya. Pochatok" (Olena Kvitka) and others.

The actress is also well acquainted with works in the cinematographic industry. Lyubov Solodova's audience is fans of such TV series as:

«Kreposna»;
«Roztin poche»;
«Zatemnennya»;
«Kidna na mliniya»;
«Ulublena vchitelka»;
“Neighbors”;
“The Lonely”;
“Good Reason for Murder” and others.

The actress also starred in the films “New Year's Family”, “Little Dancer”, “I Thought You Would Always Be There”.

Actress's Style

Lyubov Solodova is distinguished by a deeply emotional style of acting. The actress skillfully conveys the inner world of her heroines, revealing the smallest details. Her characters always inspire trust and empathy, which indicates the high professionalism and acting skills of the performer.