Alisa Borisovna

Alisa Borisovna Grebenshchikova is an outstanding actress known for her dramatic and character roles in theater and film, as well as for her work as a director and TV presenter. In 1999, she completed her studies at the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theatrical Art (RGISI).

From 1999 to 2001, Alice worked at the Moscow Gorky Art Theater, then continued her career in the entreprises and the theater “Praktika”. Her repertoire includes more than 30 leading roles on stage and in cinema.

She took part in various TV projects, led educational programs on television, including the author's project “City for Children” on the channel “Mother and Child”, and became a prize-winner of the show “Ice Age” on Channel One.

Grebenshchikova is the initiator and creator of such projects as “Kapel”, “Sunny Elm”, “Dantsploschadka”, as well as the director of the reading performance “Nine Letters”. She has also realized several literary and educational programs commissioned by Moscow museums.

Since 2020 Alice has rejoined the Gorky Moscow Art Theatre Company, where she has created a number of vivid and memorable images: she played Ulita in the production “The Forest” based on the play by A. N. Ostrovsky, Ustina in the adaptation of the novel by E. G. Vodolazkin. Zinaida Raikh in the play “Women of Yesenin” based on the work of Zakhar Prilepin.