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Mariam ManoActress
Date of Birth: 10.05.1989
Country:  Armenia |
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Armenian Theater Actress
Early Life and EducationMariam Manowas born in Yerevan, Armenia on May 10, 1989. Her parents, artist Mkrtich and architect Gayane, and siblings Ayk, Simon, and Sonia raised her in the Armenian capital. Her childhood was marked by an attempted kidnapping incident in a park. At age 16, Mano enrolled in the Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Cinema. She later completed courses at Carina Romanova acting lab and Audition tape lab Moscow.
Theater Career
Mano's stage career began in Yerevan. She performed as Nastasya Filippovna in "The Idiot" and Jerry in "What Happened at the Zoo." She also played Gabi in "8 Loving Women" at the Yerevan State Puppet Theater. In 2013, Mano moved to Moscow and joined various theater companies. Notable performances include those at the Mikhail Bulgakov Theater, Teatr Sobytie, Novy Arbat, 21, and Teatralny Center STD Na Strastnom.
Film Career
Mano's filmography primarily consists of Armenian productions. She debuted in the 2010 rom-com "Trebuetsya Millionaire" and played the lead role in the Armenian series "Illusions." In Russia, she is known for her role as Lena in the short film "They Come at Night."
Personal Life
Details of Mano's personal life are limited. She was married to artist Arthur Saryan and moved to Moscow with him in 2014. However, her social media accounts have not mentioned her spouse since 2017. Mano values family life and prioritizes it in her online presence. She stands at 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs 128 pounds, and wears a size 12. Her appearance allows her to portray both Eastern and European women.
Interests and Skills
Mano is fluent in Armenian, Russian, and English, and can also communicate in French. She enjoys rollerblading and swimming. She possesses a mezzo-soprano voice that is adept at both pop and jazz vocals.
Recent Works
In 2021, Mano appeared as Nadya, the mother of Manunya, in the television series "Manyunya." She also played a minor role in the TV series "SSSR" in 2022. In May of the same year, she starred in the feature-length film "Manyunya in the Cinema."
