Katerina Shpitsa

Katerina Shpitsa

Katerina Shpitsa at the 2016 Kinotavr Film Festival
Born Ekaterina Anatolievna Shpitsa
(1985-10-29) 29 October 1985
Perm, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
Nationality Russian
Occupation Actress
Years active 2004–present
Spouse(s) Konstantin Adaev (m. 2010–2015)
Children 1

Katerina Anatolievna Shpitsa (Russian: Катери́на Анато́льевна Шпи́ца; born 29 October 1985) is a Russian theatre and cinema actress.[1][2] She is an actress best known for Katya: Military history (TV series 2009) and Brothel Lights (2011).

Biography

Ekaterina Shpitsa was born on 29 October 1985 in the city of Perm, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union. Her mother Galina Shpitsa (née Karpovskaya) was a lawyer, while her father Anatoly Shpitsa was a miner.

Katerina lived in Inta, Komi Republic until she was 13 years old and studied foreign languages at the Experimental French School.

In 1998 she entered the theatre-studio CODE in Perm. She worked in the Perm Chamber Theatre New Drama.

Since 2005 she has lived in Moscow, working in the Moscow State Music Theatre of National Arts under the direction of Vladimir Nazarov. It collaborates with the Fellowship of free artists.

Personal life

In 2010 she married actor Konstantin Adaev. Their son, German, was born on 25 February 2012. In 2015 the couple divorced. She was in a brief relationship with director Marius Weisberg, but the couple separated in August 2015.[3]

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
2005 Adam and Eve's transformation Eva TV
2006 Happy Together Sofia TV series
2007 Putejtsy TV series
2008 The Circus Princess Masha TV series
2008 Blue Night Olya TV series
2009 Katya: Military history Katya Novikova TV series
2011 Laughter in dark Magda Short
2011 Brothel Lights Zinka
2012 Face of Another Olga Makarova TV series
2012 Angel heart Rita Proskurina Mini-series
2013 Metro Alisa
2013 Real boys Ira TV series
2014 Kuprin Luba TV series
2014 Poddubny Masha, beloved Poddubny
2014 Gift with character Nastya Sinitcina
2014 Funny boys;) Anya
2014 Christmas Tree 1914 skater Kseniya
2015 The Young Guard Lyubov Shevtsova TV series
2015 Bet on Love Anna
2016 Breakfast with Pope
2016 Flight Crew Vika, stewardess [4]
2016 Tas, ko vini neredz Elza
2016 Friday Vera
2016 Graphomaniac

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