Julia Vysotskaya

Julia Vysotskaya studied at Belarusian State Academy of Arts and London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. The recorded working language is Russian. Positions recorded include editor-in-chief. Distinctions recorded are TEFI, Golden Eagle Awards, Nika Award and Merited Artist of Russia.

• Name — Julia Vysotskaya • Birth Name — Julia Alexandrovna Vysotskaya • Born — 16 August 1973 • Birthplace — Novocherkassk, Rostov Oblast, RSFSR, USSR • Citizenship — * Russia • Belarus • Occupation — Actress, tv presenter, writer • Years Active — 1992–present • Children — 2 • Website — www.edimdoma.ru

Julia Vysotskaya was born in Novocherkassk, Rostov Oblast, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union (now Russia). She finished high school № 9 in the city of Baku in 1990. She graduated in drama from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts in 1995 and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in 1998. She worked at the Belarusian Janka Kupała National Academic Theatre, where she played the lead role in productions of The Star Without a Name and The Bald Soprano (both by Romanian playwrights) among others. She has acted in productions staged at the Mossovet Academy Theatre. Since 2003 she has presented the evening programme Let's Eat at Home! and the morning show Breakfast with Julia Vysotskaya on NTV. In 2008 she was invited to be the culinary supervisor at a Russian evening held during the World Economic Forum in London. In 2009 she was culinary director of the Moscow restaurant "Family Floor". She has been the editor-in-chief of the culinary magazine KhlebSol since 2009, year in which she also helped set up the www.edimdoma.ru culinary social network and the first online cooking channel www.edimdoma.tv where users can watch Julia Vysotskaya preparing dishes, and her video blog, which is regularly updated with new content. Vysotskaya is the author of numerous cookery best-sellers, of which she has already sold over one and half million copies. The actress has received wide acclaim for her portrayal of Olga in the 2016 Holocaust drama Paradise.

She has been married to film director Andrei Konchalovsky since 1998. They have two children, a daughter, Maria (1999), and a son, Petr (2003).

• 1993: The Bald Soprano by E. Ionesco — Mrs. Smith • 1995: Look Back in Anger by J. Osborne — Alison • 1995: The Star Without a Name by M. Sebastian — Mona • 2002: Love Is a Golden Book, play inspired by A. Tolstoy's work

• 2004: The Seagull by A. Chekhov — Nina Zarechnaya • 2009–present day: Uncle Vanya by A. Chekhov — Sonya

• 2005 and 2009: Miss Julie by A. Strindberg — Miss Julie

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1992 — To Go and Not Return — Zosya — TV • 1994 — Bewitched — Girl in the public debate • 1994 — Game of the Imagination — Zhenya • 2002 — House of Fools — Zhanna Timofeeva • 2002 — Max — Helen • 2003 — The Lion in Winter — Alais • 2005 — Soldiers' Decameron — Vera • 2006 — The First Rule of the Queen — Inna Seliverstova — Mini-series • 2007 — Gloss — Galya • 2010 — The Nutcracker in 3D — Mother / The Snow Fairy • 2016 — Paradise — Olga • 2020 — Dear Comrades! — Lyudmila 'Lyuda' Syomina • 2025 — Khroniki russkoy revolyutsii — Ariadna Alexandrovna Slavina

Julia Vysotskaya was recorded at birth as Юлия Александровна Высоцкая. The authorities additionally record the heading Julia Aleksandrovna Vysotskaya. Her recorded language was Russian. She married Andrei Konchalovsky and Anatoly Kot. 2 children are recorded: Maria Konchalovskaya and Pyotr Konchalovksy.

Julia Vysotskaya is recorded as having received TEFI, Golden Eagle Awards and Nika Award.