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Yuly DjerbinovaActress
Date of Birth: 10.06.1969
Country:  Russia |
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Biography of Julia Gerbinova
Julia Gerbinova was born in 1969 in Sverdlovsk. She graduated from the Sverdlovsk Theater Institute in 1986 and then completed her education at the LGITMIC named after N.K. Cherkasov in 1991. After graduating, she worked for one year at the "Troop-C7" theater and then another year at the "Comedians" theater.
Actress at Satire Theater
Since May 20, 1993, Julia Gerbinova has been an actress at the Satire Theater on Vasilyevsky. She has played a variety of roles on the stage of this theater, including Duniasha in Gogol's "Marriage," Lida in the play "Love Game Leads to Death," Zinochka in the play "Farewell Tour of Prince K" based on Dostoevsky's works, Konstantia in "The Secret of the Lady," Columbine in "Mademoiselle Cleron's Theater," and others.
Recent Works
Among Julia Gerbinova's recent works are roles in the plays "Vertep" based on F. Sologub's novel "Petty Demon" (Lyudmilochka), "The Tattooed Rose" (Estella Hogenharten), and "King Lear" (Regan). Throughout her time at the theater, Julia Gerbinova has grown from a beginner actress to a true master, capable of handling dramatic material of any style and level of complexity - from farce and folk clownery to exemplary dramatic roles of Russian classics.
Career in Film
Julia Gerbinova is primarily known in the theater world. She has had few roles in film, although she made her debut in 1987 in an episodic role in the film "Team-33" by Nikolay Gusarov at the Sverdlovsk Film Studio. She did not appear in many films for a long time.
Breakthrough Role
Julia's first major role was in the four-part drama "Sea Knot" by Kirill Kapitsa. However, this work did not bring her widespread recognition. Perhaps the situation will change with the film "No Other Desires," where Julia Gerbinova played the role of His Wife.
