About Munavar Abdullayeva
Born 1950. Munavar Abdullayeva is an Uzbek and Russian actor, theatre director and drama teacher.
Munavvara Abdullayeva (born April 5, 1950, in Margilan) is an Uzbek actress, director, teacher, and a master of national theater art.
Biography Munavvara Abdullayeva was born on April 5, 1950, into a working family. She completed secondary school in 1966 and in 1971 graduated from the Margilan Vocational Economic College.
Abdullayeva worked as an actress at the Sirdaryo Regional Musical Theater from 1975 to 1976. From 1976 to 1978, she was a postgraduate student at the Moscow State Institute of Theater Arts named after Lunacharsky(now: Russian Institute of Theatre Arts), and from 1978, she became first a teacher, later an associate professor at the Tashkent State Art Institute named after M. Uygur(now: Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and Culture). In 1985, she became an actress at the Uzbek Youth Theater "Yosh Gvardiyasi".
In 2023, she was honored with the "Order of Labor Glory". During her student years, Abdullayeva studied together with current artists in the Republic of Uzbekistan such as Mirzabek Kholmedov, Madina Mukhtarova, Abduraim Abduvahobov, Behzod Mukhammadkarimov, and others.
Works In addition to teaching students, M. Abdullayeva also works as a professional director. He staged about 30 plays in various theaters of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The plays he staged individually were awarded with awards and prizes from Uzbekistan and foreign countries: "Chegaradagi uy" (Fergana Russian Theater, 1995) - award for original direction. "Chimildik" (National Theater of the Republic, 1997) - Order of Friendship of Peoples, winner of the World Theater Festival held in Egypt.
Some performances are included in the fund of theater art of the Republic of Uzbekistan: In 1972– "Hayqirgan togʻlar" - Maluka In 1986– "Zumrasha" - cleaning woman In 1986– "Oq bino oqshomlari" - mother In 1987– "Qaldirgʻoch" - women In 1996– "Domla" – Hadichaxon In 1998– "Kichkina tabib" - Xayriniso In 1999– "Oppoq qushlar" - mother In 2000– "Meros dalalar" - judge In 2000– "Fazli" - suitor In 2001– "Ayol" - Chinnigul In 2002– "Kalish" - women In 2002– "Nomaʼlum qahramon" - mother In 2004– "Osmondagi bolalar" In 2006– "Narigi olam" - Elyor's mother is Rozia In 2006– "Osmon yaqin" - Kadir's mother In 2008– "Oʻyin" - Jamshid's mother In 2009– "Yoʻqolgan odam" - Salahiddin's mother In 2010– "24 soat" - Sanjar's mother In 2011– "Aldangan ayol" In 2012— "Qovun" In 2012– "Tubanlik" - doctor In 2015— "Koʻz yoshim" In 2018— "Issiq non"
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Who is Munavar Abdullayeva?
Uzbekistani actress
When was Munavar Abdullayeva born?
Munavar Abdullayeva was born on 5 April 1950 in Margilan.
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Munavar Abdullayeva is an actor, theatre director and drama teacher.
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Munavar Abdullayeva is Uzbek and Russian.
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