The creative biography of actress Svetlana Lebedeva has more than 30 roles in films and TV shows, and many bright theatrical works. A gifted actress has great potential and copes with ambiguous and difficult roles. Fans consider Svetlana a woman of extraordinary beauty and outstanding acting talent.
Actress Biography
Svetlana Dmitrievna Lebedeva was born in 1978 in Moscow. The actress's birthday is July 12. After graduating from school, Svetlana chose SPbGATI, where she studied acting at the course of I.O. Gorbachev. Lebedeva graduated from the institute in 1996. A charming young artist becomes a prima at the Torikos Theater in Gelendzhik, where she works from 1995 to 1999. Director A. M. Slyusarenko appreciated the acting gift of Svetlana. At the Torikos Theater, she gets the role of Agnia in the play “Not Everything Is Shrovetide for the Cat” according to Ostrovsky, and also takes part in the performances “Candlestick” and “Love of Don Perlimplin”, where he plays Belis.
Actor career
In 2001, actress Svetlana Lebedeva got a job at the Baltic Fleet Theater in St. Petersburg. Along with work in the theater, she begins to act in films. From the first roles, Svetlana immediately fell in love with the audience. The filmography of the actress includes works in the following films: "Deadly Force", "The Tale of Fedot the Sagittarius", "NLS Agency", "Idiot".
Different roles
Fans noticed the actress in the film "Boiling Water", where Svetlana played the role of Galina. Her heroine works as an ordinary cashier in a supermarket. Beloved Galina is a student with financial problems. To get rid of debts, he steals products from the store where the main character works. When this becomes known, the girl takes all the blame on herself, and in order to save her beloved, she goes to prison instead of him. After returning home, the former lovers meet again. Many viewers conquered the naturalness and openness of the heroine.
The repertoire of Svetlana Lebedeva has many characteristic and lyrical roles. Her acting potential is very high. In 2005, the actress moved to Moscow and in 2008 played Olga in the play "Three Sisters" at the Mayakovsky Theater.
