Maria Stefanova

Maria Stefanova is a Bulgarian theater and cinema actress. She was born on October 9, 1937 in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. She graduated National Academy for Theatre and Film Art, Sofia, Bulgaria. The actress has appeared in more than 25 Bulgarian films, including "Little Sky for three," "Ivan Kondarev", "Carambol", "Yesterday", "All is Love," "La donna e Mobile "," Friday night "and television series" Alone among wolves "," Danube bridge "and others. Maria has worked two seasons in Vratsa Drama Theater and another two years in Rousse Drama Theater. In 1964, during the traditional review of theaters she has impressed everyone with her incredible performances. Maria went to Plovdiv Drama Theater, where she met her love. They have met in 1964 in Plovdiv restaurant where among five iconic artists - Georgi Bozhilov - The Elephant, Dimitar Kirov, Encho Pironkov, John Leviev was Hristo Stefanov. 10 years later, the director of the National Theater will accept her with open arms. And she goes to stage Number 1, already married to Hristo Stefanov. She began with the premiere role of Nastassja Filippovna in "Idiot" by Dostoevsky. After countless successful theater and cinema roles Maria Stefanova has retired in 1993.