Snezhina Petrova

Snezhina Petrova was born on January 16, 1970 in Silistra, Bulgaria. Snezhina Petrova is Bulgarian theater and film actress , one of the most successful actresses from the mid 1990s until today. She has roles in Bulgarian emblematic theatrical performances such as the " Three Sisters " - the last performance of the great director Stoyan Kambarev, which he put in Theatre "Sofia" before his death, "Tanya, Tanya," "Marat / Sade", "Life x 3 " by Javor Gardev," The vagina Monologues"," Archeology of dreaming "," Month in the village". She participates in all theatrical productions directed by Desislava Shpatova . In 1994 she graduated in acting from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Art, Sofia in the experimental class of Margarita Mladenova , Ivan Dobchev and Georgi Djulgerov . During her studies she played in the performances of Theatre Workshop "Sfumato" and after graduation until 2005 is a freelance actress. In 1994, she played in the play "Parts of the night" by Georgi Tanev , directed by Yavor Gardev in Sliven Drama Theatre and next year in in "Maids" by Jean Genet , director Javor Gardev, co-production of Dimitrovgrad and Haskovo Drama Theatres. In 1996 Snezhina Petrova became co-founder and executive director of the association " Legal Art Centre " for independent theater projects that were put on the stages of Satire Theatre , Youth Theatre , Theatre 199 . She makes specialization in acting in Krzysztof Zanussi workshop (1999) and in contemporary dance techniques at Robert Tannion . Since 2005 she is the assistant of Tsvetana Maneva and professor of acting at the Department "Theatre" at New Bulgarian University . In 2012, she became head of the department.