Kseniya Rappoport

Born on March twenty-fifth, nineteen seventy-four, Kseniya Rappoport is a distinguished Russian actress known for her remarkable versatility in both stage and film. She graduated in two thousand from the prestigious Saint Petersburg Academy of Theatrical Arts, which paved the way for her immediate invitation to join the esteemed Maly Drama Theatre.

At the Maly Drama Theatre, Rappoport showcased her talent through iconic roles, including Nina Zarechnaya in Anton Chekhov's 'The Seagull', Elena in 'Uncle Vania', and Sonia in 'La doppia ora'. Her stage performances have garnered critical acclaim, establishing her as a prominent figure in the theatrical community.

In addition to her stage work, Rappoport has made significant contributions to film and television. She has appeared in various productions, including 'Streets of Broken Lights', 'Anna Karenina', and 'The Russian Bride'. Her international film credits include the Italian films 'La sconosciuta' (The Unknown Woman), 'L'uomo che ama', and the Golden Lion-nominated 'La doppia ora', for which she received the prestigious Volpi Cup for Best Actress at the sixty-sixth Venice Film Festival.