Novikova Klara - entertainer, known for humorous numbers. The visiting card was a character named Aunt Sonya. For many years, Klara Borisovna performed in the "Full House" program.
Family, early years
Klara Borisovna was born on December 12, 1946, her hometown is Kiev. Clara’s father is Jewish by nationality and was the director of a shoe store. Mother was a housewife. A boy Leonid also appeared in the family. Children were brought up in severity.
At school, Clara attended the drama club, having gained experience performing on stage. After school, she studied at the circus variety school. Father was against this choice of daughter, then she decided to leave home. Klara began to live in Moscow, she studied at GITIS.
Creative career
After training, Novikova became a pop artist of the Moskontsert. In 1974, she won the pop contest, the prize was awarded to her by the famous Raikin Arkady.
Clara began to speak with monologues of her own composition and works of other authors. A character named Aunt Sonya became popular. The first monologue was written by Belenky Maryan, and later other comedians composed tests.
Novikova had a lot of tours, she often performed in the "Full House" program. With the advent of other pop stars, Klara Borisovna decided to start working in the theater. She joined the troupe of the miniature theater, and then moved to Gesher. The first debut work was a dramatic role in the play "Late Love".
In 2001, the novel autobiography My History was released. Klara Borisovna also tried herself as a singer. In the musical "The Snow Queen" she sang a duet with Khazanov Gennady. The artist also collaborated with the team "Diskomafia".
Novikova starred in films. She had roles in the movie "You'll laugh", "Queen of the gas station 2", the series "Caution, Backsides!", The film adaptation of the play "How it was done in Odessa".
Klara Borisovna continues to perform, enters the theatrical stage. Novikova participated in the release of "Live broadcast", dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the "Full House" program.
