Vitalina Bibliv

Vitalina Nikolaevna Bibliv (born October 15, 1980, Vasilkov, Kyiv region, Ukrainian SSR) is a Ukrainian theater, film and television actress. Winner of the Golden Yula National Prize (2019), Honored Artist of Ukraine (2020). Vitalina Bibliv was born on October 15, 1980, in the city of Vasilkov, Kyiv region.

The school teacher Inna Pushkareva helped with the choice of the acting profession. On Teacher's Day in the ninth grade, Vitalina was instructed to make a parody of Verka Serduchka. Although she doubted, the teacher believed in her charisma.

After school, Vitalina studied at the School of Culture. In an interview, she notes that from school she dreamed of being a clown and working in a circus. By that time, a variety and circus education could only be obtained at a school, and Vitalina sought to get a higher education. In 2003 she graduated from the Kiev Theater Institute. Karpenko-Kary (workshop of Les Tanyuk).

In 2003-2004 she was an actress at the Kyiv Free Stage Theatre. From 2003 to 2008 she worked as an actress at the Kyiv theater "Atelier 16". Since 2008 - in the Kiev Academic Theater "Golden Gate", while collaborating with the Kyiv Academic Young Theater, the production agency "TE-ART". In 2015, Vitalina Bibliv became a theatrical discovery, playing the role of Glory in the play "Stalkers" by Stas Zhirkov.

The debut in the cinema took place in 2004 - a small role in the TV series "Blind Love" by Nikolai Kaftan. Critics pay special attention to the film Song of Songs (2015 film) directed by Eva Neymann, where Vitalina played a Jewish mother. The tape was recognized as the best film in Europe (2012), the best film of the international and domestic competition of the 2015 Odesa International Film Festival.

In 2009, she was named one of the 20 best actresses in Ukraine.

She teaches at the Kyiv College of Culture and Arts, and lives and works in Kyiv.Kyiv Academic Theater "Golden Gate"

Theater "Atelier 16"