Olga Lomonosova

• Name — Olga Lomonosova • Born — 18 May 1978 • Birthplace — Donetsk, Ukrainian USSR, USSR • Citizenship — Ukraine → Russia • Occupation — Former Ballet dancer, actress • Years Active — 2001–present

Olga Lomonosova was born in Donetsk, Soviet Union, to mother Natalia Evgenyevna Lomonosova, an economist, and her dad a builder. As a child, she participated in rhythmic gymnastics. In 1986, the Lomonosova family moved to Kiev, where Olga was admitted to the School of The Olympic Reserve of Albina Deriugina, achieving candidacy for master of sports. At the age of 12, Lomonosova entered the Kiev Choreographic School to study ballet. In 1997, Lomonosova moved to Moscow and enrolled in the Stanislavski and Nemirovich-Danchenko Theatre as a ballet dancer. She studied under Rodion Ovchinnikov at the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute, and successfully graduated in 2003.

"Beautiful People" (the prom performance; directed by Pavel Safonov)- Natalia Petrovna at the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute. 2003 - Lear (based on King Lear by William Shakespeare; directed by Vladimir Mirzoyev) – Cordelia; Don Juan and Sganarel, Caligula, at the E. B. Vakhtangov Theatre. A Midsummer Night's Dream - Hermia at the Moscow Drama Theatre named after K. S. Stanislavsky. Pygmalion (Entreprise Performance: Theatre Marathon Project) - Eliza Doolittle at the Theatre Agency "Premiere" At other Theatres: "Duck Hunt" – Galina, 2014 - "Tartuf" - Elmira, Wife of Orgon, "Valentine's Day" – Valentina, 2015 - "Male fragrance. Orchestra" – Suzanne, 2018 -"The Eldest Son" by A. Vampilova - Nina, daughter of Sarafanov and 2018 -Platonov».

• Year — Title — Role • 2001 — New Year's Adventures (TV series) — Episode • 2003 — Kobra. Antiterror (TV series) — Ekaterina Vosnesenskaya (2 episodes) • 2004 — Arbat's Children — Lyudmila • 2005 — Tairov's death — Agnes / Brombilla • 2005 — New Year's men — Alyona • 2005 — Don't be born beautiful — Kira Voropaeva • 2005 — Big evil and petty mischief — Dmitry Potapov, friend of Information Minister Dmitry Potapov • 2005 — One shadow for two — Martha • 2006 — Moya Prechistenka (English titles: My Prechistenka Street) (TV series) — Sofya Kuratova (1 episode) • 2006 — The Goddess of Prime Time — Alina Lavrova • 2006 — The Red Room — Ekaterina • 2007 — Nine months — Natalia • 2007 — Love on the edge of a knife — Larisa • 2007 — Night Sisters — Vera Brusnichkina, nurse in the sanatorium • 2008 — Return point — Shnireova • 2008 — Remote consequences — Tatiana Vinogradova, notary • 2008 — Twice in one river — Elena Bolotova • 2008 — Cheesecake — Natalia • 2008 — The novel of the weekend — Galina Kuptsova • 2008 — You're my dream... — Olga Nikolaevna • 2008 — Five steps on the clouds — Valeria Krylova, editor of Money and Power magazine • 2009 — I'm not me. — Victor's wife • 2009 — Hypericum — Maria Nazarova, doctor • 2009 — High aerobatics — Natalia Stebeltsova, Senior Flight Attendant • 2009 — Unforgiven — Katya • 2009 — Two stories about love — Olga • 2009 — The history of the pilot — Victoria • 2009 — Random recording — Irina • 2009 — Military intelligence — Kuznetsova • 2010 — Retired colonel's private slate — Maya • 2010 — An informed source in Moscow — Jennifer Louis • 2010 — Duty Angel — Eugenia Kostina • 2010 — Military intelligence. (film 3. "Eleventh Workshop") — Anna Kuznetsova, neurologist • 2011 — St. John's Worty-2 — Maria • 2011 — Back - fortunately, or Who will find the Blue Bird — Maria • 2012 — Object 11 — Margarita Troshina • 2012 — Babi Kingdom — Oksana Nikitina • 2012 — Angel on duty - 2 — Eugenia Kostina • 2013 — Masha — Masha (main role) • 2013 — Three days with a jerk. — Lady in black • 2013 — There are no exes — Lera Korshunova • 2013 — 45 seconds — Tatiana Chernigova (main role) • 2013 — Black Cats — Anna Antonovna, Secretary • 2013 — About a Wife, a Dream and Another... — Mariya • 2014 — Longest day — Zhenya • 2014 — Killer whale — Olga Kosatkina, Police Major, Analyst • 2015 — Godfather — Anna • 2016 — And the dawns are quiet here. — Mother Of the Quarter (episode) • 2016 — Citizen Nobody — Irina Kovaleva • 2018 — Secrets and lies — Katya • 2019 — Better than Us — Alla