The actress who played Bilyana Troyanova in “The Fourth Power” and Alesya in “Seven hours difference”, Alexandra Vasileva, celebrates her 46th birthday today.
She was born on October 13, 1978 in Sofia. She did ballet as a child, but didn't make it to choreography school. In the 10th grade, he entered Boncho Urumov's theater studio in "Tear and Laughter", where he went with his best friend Vladimir Karamazov. Graduated acting for drama theater in the class of Prof. Krikor Azarian with assistants Todor Kolev and Atanas Atanasov at NATFIZ “Krastyo Sarafov“ in 2001
Her first performance in the theater was in her second year, in “Powder Keg” of Krikor Azarian in the “Bulgarian Army“ in 1999. Made her debut as Salome in Oscar Wilde's play of the same name at the Drama Theater – Stara Zagora in 2001. She worked in Drama Theater – Blagoevgrad (2002 – 2003). Freelance actress since 2004
Her roles in the theater include Camius ("Love is not a joke" – A. de Musset), Vera ("Vernissage" – V. Havel), Fem ("Bifem" – L. Petrushevska), Milena ("Mom, Dad, the Dog and I" – B. Srablianovich), Dafinka ("Mother-in-law" – A. Strashimirov), Bride ("Bloody Wedding" – F.G. Lorca) and others. He is a winner of national awards. She worked in the theaters in Blagoevgrad, Plovdiv, in the “Bulgarian Army”.[1]
Since the beginning of 2008, she has been an actress of the troupe of the Satirical Theater. Since 2012, he has been part of the troupe of the National Theater.
Alexandra has a daughter Arlina with her husband Grigor.