Polina Agureeva

Polina was accepted to the Russian Theater Academy’s department of stage acting and directing, to Pyotr Fomenko’s workshop, in 1993. She’s been working at the Fomenko Workshop Theater since 1997.

• Awards
• Nominated for the Golden Mask Prize in the “Drama / Best Actress” category for the role of Polina in “One Absolutely Happy Village” production, 2001
• Nominated for the Golden Mask Prize in the “Drama / Best Actress” category for her role in “July” production by Praktika Theater and Oxygen movement, 2008
• Winner of the Golden Mask Prize in the “Drama / Best Actress” category for the role of Larisa in “Without a Dowry” production, 2009
• Nominated for the Golden Mask Prize in the “Drama / Best Actress” category for the role of Tamara in the “Five Evenings” production, 2012
• Grand Prix of Moscow Debuts-97 theater festival (“Cold and Hot, or the Idea of Mr. Dome” production)
• Winner of Chaika-2000 prize in the “Double Hit” category (for the role of Polina in “One Absolutely Happy Village” production)
• Diploma winner of the Triumph Prize, 2000
• Laureate of young actresses competition Premiere-2001 for the People’s Choice Award of Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper
• Laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, 2002
• Best Actress at the Kinotavr Film Festival for Sergei Ursulyak’s film “Long Farewell”, based on the eponymous novel by Yuri Trifonov, 2004

Polina was part of the company that performed “July” stage production based on Ivan Vyrypaev’s play at Praktika Theater.

She is also a popular movie and TV actress. Her first serious film job was Sergei Ursulyak’s «Long Farewell» (2004). She became truly popular after her roles in historical miniseries «Liquidation» (2007) and «Isaev» (2009).