Olga Kulchytska

Date of birth – November 13, 1971
City – Kyiv (Ukraine)
Activity – theater and film actress

Becoming an artist

Olga Kulchytska is a Ukrainian theater and film actress, People's Artist of Ukraine. The future star of the big stage received her professional education at the Kiev Institute (now the University) of Theater Arts named after Karpenko-Kary. She graduated in 1993 and within a year began a confident movement towards recognition and popularity.

Creative path

On October 15, 1994, Olga Kulchytska began working with the creative team of the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater. The actors and directors of the theater have repeatedly become laureates of prestigious all-Ukrainian and international festivals. And the performances have been staged on world stages as part of touring tours. Among the prominent roles of the actress, which brought the love of theater art fans:

Dolores ("Captive of Passions (The Stone Master)" by Lesya Ukrainka);
Do ("Little Girl" by N. Berberova);
Maria ("The Youth of King Louis XIV" by A. Dumas);
Olympia ("The Story of a Passion" by G. James);
Beatrice ("Vengeance in Italian" by L. Pirandello);
Antoinette ("A Flea in the Ear" by J. Feydeau);
Martha ("Trees Die Standing" by A. Casona);
Gwendolen ("The Importance of Being Earnest" by O. Wilde) and others.

The actress's current repertoire is represented by performances at the Lesya Ukrainka Theater:

"View from the Bridge" (Bee);
“Too Married Taxi Driver” (Mary Smith).

Olga Kulchytska is an actress with an impressive creative range, magnetic charisma and leadership qualities. Her stage images are distinguished by sophisticated lyricism and deep psychological fullness. This makes each role lively, poignant and real.

Filmography of the actress

The talented actress is known not only to theater fans, but also to fans of the film industry. Olga Kulchytska starred in such works as “Under Mysterious Circumstances”, “Strange Christmas”, “The Birthday of a Bourgeois”.