Biography

Natalya attended the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts for four years, receiving vocal training from the world famous Russian teacher, Maria Ganeshina.

She then performed lead roles in four Russian musicals, toured with a Russian national theatrical group, and recorded sound tracks for several Russian films. Most recently she performed lead roles in several Russian films and TV serials, was featured in the international version of Elle Magazine, and received the 2002 Russian Actors' Guild Award for the Best Performance in a Foreign Film for her role in "Postmark Paradise" which will be released in America this fall.

Her recording of "Listen With Your Heart" is featured on "Simple Lies". It received international radio play by over 150 jazz stations in America and 10 foreign countries.
- IMDb mini biography by: B. E. Grysen

In 2000, Nazarova made her film debut in "Postal Paradise," which earned her the Legionnaire prize at the 2001 Sozvezdie Film Festival.

She directed the Russian film "Philately," and won the Golden Vine, the main prize for best feature film, at the 33rd Kinoshock Film Festival in Anapa in 2024.

She graduated from GITIS in 1995 and became a lecturer there the same year.

She was awarded the medal "For Work in Culture and Art.".

Natalia Nazarova was a Russian actress, screenwriter, director, and teacher at the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS).