Inga Strelkova-Oboldina

Inga Petrovna Strelkova-Oboldina (; born 23 December 1968) is a Russian theatre and film actress.

Biography Oboldina was born in the small Ural town of Kyshtym, into a family of engineers. After high school, she studied at the faculty of theatrical directing at the Institute of Culture and Art in Chelyabinsk. In the process of studying Inga Petrovna discovered her acting skills and started playing on stage. During the fourth course of study, Inga Oboldina married her classmate Garold Strelkov and took a double surname – Strelkova-Oboldina. After graduating from university with a red diploma, she remained at the institute to teach at the department of scenic speech. Two years later, she and her husband moved to Moscow. In Moscow, Strelkova-Oboldina entered the GITIS – (RATI) (workshop of Pyotr Fomenko). On November 6, 1996, she played in the premiere of Gerold Strelkov's play Sakhalin Wife at the recently opened Strelkov Theatre.

In 1998, Inga Strelkova-Oboldina was offered a role in the TV series Imposters.

On 21 December 2012 she gave birth to a daughter, Clara, from the St. Petersburg actor and director Vitaly Saltykov.

Filmography Theatre 1996 — Sakhalin Wife (director G. Strelkov) 1997 — Cold and Warmly, or Idea, Mr. House (director E. Nevezhina) 1998 — Joan of Arc. Childhood (director G. Strelkov) 1999 — Dali (director Yu. Grymov) 2000 — Joan of Arc. When the yard and in War (director G. Strelkov) 2000 — Millionersha (director Vl. Mirzoyev) 2001 — Richard III (director G. Strelkov) 2002 — Nachitalas! .. based on the script by A. Poyarkov and R. Khrushch (director G. Strelkov) 2003 — Fantasies of Ivan Petrovich based on Alexander Pushkin's works (director G. Strelkov) 2003 — The Cherry Orchard Anton Chekhov (director E. Nekrošius, K. S. International Foundation and Meno Fortas) 2004 — Mata Hari E. Gremina (director G. Strelkov) 2005 — All the People as M. Camoletti (director L. Trushkin) 2006 — Shooting Down Rain A. Kureychik (director G. Strelkov)

Film 1998 — Imposters (TV series) as Tamara 2001 — Sakhalin Wife as Marina 2002 — Sky. Plane. Girl as Myshka 2003 — The French Guy as Tamara 2003 — Spas Under the Birch (TV series) as Natalya 2003 — Kill Evening as Tamara 2004 — Children of the Arbat (TV series) as Nina Ivanova 2004 — On Upper Maslovka Street as Roza 2004 — Narrow Bridge (TV series) as hairdresser 2005 — Leningrader as Zizi 2005 — The Kukotsky Case (TV series) as episode 2005 — Doctor Zhivago (TV series) as Shurochka Schlesinger 2005 — The Case of "Dead Souls" (TV series) as Marya Antonovna, the daughter of Governor 2005 — Giving Sale as Zhanna 2006 — It Doesn't Hurt Me as Asya 2006 — She-Wolf (TV series) as Lydia Mikhaylovna Sapsay 2006 — Ellipsis as Varvara 2006 — Golden Calf as Varvara Lokhankina 2006 — Demons (TV series) as Maria Timofeevna Lebyadkina 2007 — Detective Putilin (TV series) as Varvara Putilina 2007 — The Will of Lenin (TV series) as Zoya Vershinina 2007 — The Irony of Fate 2 as taxi driver 2007 — The Betrothed (TV) as Lera 2008 — Native People (TV series) as Sofya 2008 — The Long-awaited Love as Larisa 2008 — Everybody Dies but Me as Zhanna's mother 2011 — Wedding Exchange as Vika 2011 — Yolki 2 as Katya 2012 — Detective Mom (TV series) as Levina 2012 — The Conductor as Alla 2013 — Gagarin: First in Space as Adilya Kotovskaya 2013 — Balabol (TV series) as Varvara Semyonovna Postysheva, Police Colonel 2014 — The New Wife as Lika 2015 — Adult Daughter (TV series) as Natalia 2015 — The Theory of Improbability as Alvina 2017 — Light Up! as Alevtina 2019 — Saving Leningrad as Galochka 2022 — Mister Knockout as Evgenia, Tanya's mother 2023 — Frau as Kristina's mother

Awards and nominations Recipient of the festival "Debuts in Moscow": Best Women's role (Sakhalin Wife, 1996) Recipient of the First International Festival "The New Drama": Best Women's role (Nachitalas!..., 2001) Recipient of the International Stanislavsky Prize: Best Women's role (The Cherry Orchard, 2003) Creativity Magazine Award for Creative Actress Year (The Cherry Orchard, 2003) Recipient of the festival performances of chamber "Golden Age" (Fantasies of Ivan Petrovich, 2004) Triumph Young Award (2004) Kinotavr (2017): Best Actress (Light Up!)