Stoyan Lubenoff

Stoyan Lubenoff (born Stoyan Lubenoff Lachansky in Sofia, Bulgaria) is an Award-winning actor. He started his career as a child actor with a Voice work in the Bulgarian National Radio's Radiotheatre Department. He made his TV debut in 1985, at the age of 10, playing "Pik the Beatle" in "A Journey Beyond The Rainbow" - a TV Movie, based upon a popular Bulgarian comic book series. This was followed by a successful career as a child actor in a string of TV productions, made by the Bulgarian National Television. In 1986 a Documentary he narrated - "My Little Horses" - won the prestigious UBFM (Union of the Bulgarian Filmmakers) Award for Best Educational Film. His big screen debut was in the Movie Prizemyavane (1987) . In 1992 he played a supporting role in the Movie Losho momche (1992). In 1993, turning 18 yo and no longer comfortable with his child actor status, Stoyan Lubenoff took a long break from acting to pursue a career as a Singer and MC. He is still successfully working as a Solo Vocalist throughout Europe with his Cabaret Show of All-Time Favourite Hits. He renew his interest in acting in the recent years, and since 2012 is appearing in various parts in TV. As of 2017 he is working on several major cinema and TV projects.