Okhlupina Alyona
Okhlupina Alyona
Alyona Igorevna Okhlupina, People's Artist of Russia, was born on August 21, 1964. After graduating in 1985 from the School-Studio (Institute) named after V.I. Nemirovich Danchenko, Okhlupina was immediately invited to join the company of the Maly State Academic Theatre of Russia.
The first roles played by the young actress brought her to the attention of drama critics, and won the love of the audience. Alyona’s manner on the stage is distinguished by an ease and self-possession, strong personality, extraordinary stage charm, sense of humour and impeccable taste.
Alyona Okhlupina is one of the leading actresses of the Maly Theatre. Having worked in the oldest Russian drama theatre for over 30 years, Alyona performed a number of memorable roles. A brilliant performer of lyrical roles, Okhlupina is equally good at creating deep tragic characters. Alyona is an ideal actress for portraying Chekhovian heroines: she deeply penetrates into the psyche of her characters, endowing them with her innate intelligence, intricate sense of style and genre, persuasiveness and reliability.
Alyona Okhlupina also has a noteworthy presence in feature films - «Airport from the staa entrance», «Either man, or woman», «Our dacha», «Love», «I am hoping for you».
Roles in the Maly Theatre:
1986 - (premiere) Sofia, «The Minor» by Denis Fonvizin, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov
1986 - (replacement) Anyuta, « From the Memoirs of an Idealist» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Vladimir Beylis
1986 - (replacement) Stepka, «The Zykovs» by Maxim Gorky, directed by Leonid Kheyfets
1987 - (premiere) Elya, «Dream of the White Mountains» by Viktor Astafyev, directed by Vladimir Sedov
1987 - (replacement) Annushka, «On the Eve» by Ivan Turgenev, directed by Vladimir Sedov
1987 - (premiere) Tanya, «The Game» by Yuri Bondarev, directed by Vladimir Andreev
1987 - (entry) Page, «The Man Who Laughs» by Victor Hugo, directed by Igor Iliynskiy
1987 - (replacement) 4th Princess, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov
1988 - (replacement) Anya, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy
1988 - (revived) Anya, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy
1989 - (replacement) Katya, «Vanyushin’s Children» by Sergei Naidenov, directed by Mikhail Tsaryov
1992 - (premiere) Joanna, «The King of the Jews» by Konstantin Romanov, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
1993 - (premiere) Nastya, «There Was Not a Single Penny, and Suddenly There is a Dime» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Eduard Martsevich
1996 - (replacement) Maria Fyodorovna, «Tsar Ivan the Terrible» by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
1996 - (premiere) Masha, «Seagull» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
1998 - (replacement) Zinaida, «Uncle's Dream» by Fyodor Dostoevsky, directed by Alexander Chetverkin
1998 - (premiere) Poliksena Grigoryevna, «Hard-earned Bread» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Alexander Korshunov
1999 - (replacement) Rogozhinskaya, «Resurrection» by LeoTolstoy, directed by Eduard Martsevich
1999 - (replacement) Lady-in-waiting, «Secrets of the Madrid Court» by Eugène Scribe and Ernest Leguvé, directed by Vladimir Beylis
2000 - (premiere) Countess Khryumina, the granddaughter, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Sergey Zhenovach
2001 - (premiere) Borovtsova, «The Deep» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Alexander Korshunov
2004 - (premiere) Olga, «Three Sisters» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Yuri Solomin
2012 - (premiere) Charlotte, «Almost Everything About Love» (based on «The Sacred Monsters») by Jean Cocteau, directed by Anton Yakovlev
2013 - (replacement) Anna Tikhonovna, «There Was Not a Single Penny, and Suddenly There is a Dime» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Eduard Martsevich
2013 - (premiere) Anna Perepelitsyna, «The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants» by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, directed by Anton Yakovlev
2013 - (premiere) Taisiya Semyonovna, «The Last Idol» by Alexander Zvyagintsev, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
2016 - The Warden, «A Streetcar Named Desire» by Tennessee Williams, directed by Sergey Potapov
2019 - (premiere) Anita, «The Rest Is Silence» by Viña Delmar, directed by Yuri Solomin
2019 - (premiere) Miss Flora Van Husen, «Always Call Dolly» by Sergey Plotov and Vladimir Ivanov, directed by Vladimir Ivanov
Alyona Igorevna Okhlupina, People's Artist of Russia, was born on August 21, 1964. After graduating in 1985 from the School-Studio (Institute) named after V.I. Nemirovich Danchenko, Okhlupina was immediately invited to join the company of the Maly State Academic Theatre of Russia.
The first roles played by the young actress brought her to the attention of drama critics, and won the love of the audience. Alyona’s manner on the stage is distinguished by an ease and self-possession, strong personality, extraordinary stage charm, sense of humour and impeccable taste.
Alyona Okhlupina is one of the leading actresses of the Maly Theatre. Having worked in the oldest Russian drama theatre for over 30 years, Alyona performed a number of memorable roles. A brilliant performer of lyrical roles, Okhlupina is equally good at creating deep tragic characters. Alyona is an ideal actress for portraying Chekhovian heroines: she deeply penetrates into the psyche of her characters, endowing them with her innate intelligence, intricate sense of style and genre, persuasiveness and reliability.
Alyona Okhlupina also has a noteworthy presence in feature films - «Airport from the staa entrance», «Either man, or woman», «Our dacha», «Love», «I am hoping for you».
Roles in the Maly Theatre:
1986 - (premiere) Sofia, «The Minor» by Denis Fonvizin, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov
1986 - (replacement) Anyuta, « From the Memoirs of an Idealist» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Vladimir Beylis
1986 - (replacement) Stepka, «The Zykovs» by Maxim Gorky, directed by Leonid Kheyfets
1987 - (premiere) Elya, «Dream of the White Mountains» by Viktor Astafyev, directed by Vladimir Sedov
1987 - (replacement) Annushka, «On the Eve» by Ivan Turgenev, directed by Vladimir Sedov
1987 - (premiere) Tanya, «The Game» by Yuri Bondarev, directed by Vladimir Andreev
1987 - (entry) Page, «The Man Who Laughs» by Victor Hugo, directed by Igor Iliynskiy
1987 - (replacement) 4th Princess, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Vitaliy Ivanov
1988 - (replacement) Anya, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy
1988 - (revived) Anya, «The Cherry Orchard» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Igor Iliyinskiy
1989 - (replacement) Katya, «Vanyushin’s Children» by Sergei Naidenov, directed by Mikhail Tsaryov
1992 - (premiere) Joanna, «The King of the Jews» by Konstantin Romanov, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
1993 - (premiere) Nastya, «There Was Not a Single Penny, and Suddenly There is a Dime» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Eduard Martsevich
1996 - (replacement) Maria Fyodorovna, «Tsar Ivan the Terrible» by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
1996 - (premiere) Masha, «Seagull» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
1998 - (replacement) Zinaida, «Uncle's Dream» by Fyodor Dostoevsky, directed by Alexander Chetverkin
1998 - (premiere) Poliksena Grigoryevna, «Hard-earned Bread» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Alexander Korshunov
1999 - (replacement) Rogozhinskaya, «Resurrection» by LeoTolstoy, directed by Eduard Martsevich
1999 - (replacement) Lady-in-waiting, «Secrets of the Madrid Court» by Eugène Scribe and Ernest Leguvé, directed by Vladimir Beylis
2000 - (premiere) Countess Khryumina, the granddaughter, «Woe from Wit» by Alexander Griboedov, directed by Sergey Zhenovach
2001 - (premiere) Borovtsova, «The Deep» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Alexander Korshunov
2004 - (premiere) Olga, «Three Sisters» by Anton Chekhov, directed by Yuri Solomin
2012 - (premiere) Charlotte, «Almost Everything About Love» (based on «The Sacred Monsters») by Jean Cocteau, directed by Anton Yakovlev
2013 - (replacement) Anna Tikhonovna, «There Was Not a Single Penny, and Suddenly There is a Dime» by Alexander Ostrovsky, directed by Eduard Martsevich
2013 - (premiere) Anna Perepelitsyna, «The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants» by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, directed by Anton Yakovlev
2013 - (premiere) Taisiya Semyonovna, «The Last Idol» by Alexander Zvyagintsev, directed by Vladimir Dragunov
2016 - The Warden, «A Streetcar Named Desire» by Tennessee Williams, directed by Sergey Potapov
2019 - (premiere) Anita, «The Rest Is Silence» by Viña Delmar, directed by Yuri Solomin
2019 - (premiere) Miss Flora Van Husen, «Always Call Dolly» by Sergey Plotov and Vladimir Ivanov, directed by Vladimir Ivanov
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