Ksenia Surkova is a Russian actress, whose fame came after filming in popular TV shows. These include projects such as Closed School, Olga, and Crisis of a Tender Age.
Biography
Ksenia Surkova was born in 1989 in Moscow. The love of cinema and theater has been living inside her since childhood. At school age, the girl attended classes at the children's drama theater "Domisolka" and already knew that in the future she would go to VGIK. Her idol was actor Igor Yasulovich, and Olga wanted to get on the course precisely to him. She easily passed the entrance tests and began to receive acting education exactly where she wanted. Sociable and easy-going, Surkova quickly found approval among fellow students and the teaching staff.
The release of the aspiring actress took place in 2010. Already in this period, her theatrical career began at the Kazantsev and Roshchin Drama Center, where she was involved in several performances. But the main goal of Ksenia Surkova has long been filming. She first appeared in films at the age of seven. It was a short film "Friend". And as a student, Olga performed one of the roles in the film "One War" by Vera Glagoleva. Her play was highly appreciated by critics, and the actress won several awards at the Constellation and Amur Spring festivals.
After university, Ksenia played several small roles in the projects "Efrosinya", "All for the better" and "Baby House". Then followed by shooting in the youth series "Closed School". In 2012, Surkova appeared in the military film "Far from the War", showing that she is capable of playing serious dramatic roles. The actress also managed to work on Ukrainian television, where she starred in the TV series "Second Wind" on the Inter channel, which was later shown on Russian TV. In 2016, an already experienced actress starred in two very popular series: "The Crisis of a Tender Age" and "Olga." She also appeared in the project "Family Album".
