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Anastasiya SkorikActress
Date of Birth: 03.02.1983
Country:  Russia |
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Biography of Anastasia Skorik
Anastasia Skorik is a Russian theater and film actress. She was born on February 3, 1983, in Moscow, into a family of actors. Her father, Nikolai Skorik, is a renowned director of the Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov, a People's Artist of Russia, and a recipient of prestigious awards, including the Anton Chekhov Prize and the Moscow Government Prize. Her mother, Tatiana Rozova (born 1960), is also an actress at the Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov, known as a director and teacher. Anastasia has a younger brother, Ivan Skorik (born 1996), who graduated from the Moscow School of Cinema.
Anastasia's family connections extend beyond her parents and brother. Her maternal grandfather, Viktor Sergeevich Rozov (1913-2004), was an outstanding Soviet playwright, screenwriter, actor, and director. He was awarded the Honored State Prize of the USSR in 1967, and his screenplay for the film "The Cranes Are Flying" left an indelible mark in cultural history.
Early Life and Career
Anastasia began her journey in a music school, learning to play the piano, and showed interest in equestrian sports by attending the School of Equestrian Riding. In 2003, she successfully completed her education at the School-Studio of the Moscow Art Theater, studying under R. Kozak and D. Brusnikin, and joined the acting ensemble of the Moscow Art Theater named after Anton Pavlovich Chekhov.
At the Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov, Anastasia Skorik has performed in a number of plays, including "The Mystery of the Doppelgangers, or The Riddle of Hoffmann," "Amadeus," "The Cherry Orchard" (as Anya), "The Forest" (as Aksyusha), "The Last Day of Summer" (as Masha), "Undine" (as Countess Berta), "The Teacher of Literature," "The Seagull" (as Nina Zarechnaya), "White on Black," and "Do Not Leave Me, My Beloved" (as Madlen). Anastasia also collaborates with Oleg Tabakov's Theater-Studio for Acting, where she has performed in the productions of "Arcadia" (as Chloe Coverly) and "The Idiot" (as Aglaya Epanchina). She is also actively involved in radio broadcasts, audiobooks, and performances. The actress emphasizes the importance of working with a microphone, appreciating it as a unique and subtle form of expression. Anastasia also appears in films, with roles in projects such as "Children of Arbat," "Other," and "Safety."
Love for Theater and Acting
Anastasia Skorik expressed her love for theater and the acting profession through the words of Oleg Tabakov, stating, "I love this theater, I know it...Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov." These words reflect her deep fascination with the performing arts and her respect for her teachers and colleagues.
Personal Life
Anastasia Skorik stands at a height of 168 centimeters. Her personal biography also includes some interesting moments. During the 2000s, she was rumored to be in a relationship with the renowned actor Oleg Tabakov, with some speculating that she was his muse for his creative work. However, both the actress and Oleg Tabakov denied these rumors. In one of her interviews, Anastasia Skorik shared her thoughts on the matter, stating, "I would prefer not to discuss this question. Oleg Tabakov is a bright, impressive person who has made a deep impact on the arts. Much of what is valuable in theater today is connected to his contribution. I respect him as an outstanding creative individual. As for Marina Zudina and Oleg Pavlovich, their relationship is explained by the harmony of their interests, and age does not matter in their emotional connection."
