Ekaterina Stoyanova

Ekaterina Stoyanova was born in 1980 at Syktyvkar, Russia. Ekaterina Stoyanova finished 153rd Profiled School "Neophyte Rilski" in Sofia, where she enrolled in theater studios of Elena Gorbatkova and this is where she discovered her passion for acting. Despite her great desire to engage in theater Stoyanova decided not to apply to the National Academy after graduating from high school and began studying languages, dealing with dancing and spending it in the Puppet Theatre. Finally, the courage appeared in the exams at the Academy, where she competed for a place in acting classes drama and puppet theater. She passed the exams and was accepted in both disciplines, but she chose to enter the class "Acting for the Theatre" with Professor Dimitrina Gyurova with assistants Lambrev, Nikolai Mikhailovsky and Ivan Ouroumov. Even as a student in the first course she began acting in television series aired on a NOVA TV "Sea Salt" (dir. Magardich Halvadzhyan, 2005), in which she portrays Tanya, the girl with a small voice and partner with Asen Blatechki, Koyna Rousseva Penko Gospodinov. During her studies at the National Academy she enters into images of Volkova in "Casting" Al. Galin, Susie in "Suburb" by E. Bogosian, Polina in "Profitable named" Al. Ostrovsky and others. She graduated successfully in 2007 and won the National Academy "Theatre" "NayNayNay" for Best Actress. After graduation she joined Theatre "Bulgarian Army". Theatrical roles: Polina in "Running strangers" by Al. Kazantsev, Dzhulianela in "Saturday, Sunday and Monday" by E. De Filippo, brown secretary in "After the Rain" by S. Belbo, Margarita Montagues in "Much Ado About Nothing," "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, Rebecca in "Butterflies" by K. Donev and others.