Oleg Andreev

May 2, 1975 in the German city of Dresden was born a talented actor. In 1997, he completed his studies at the course of I.P. Vladimirov at the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theater Art and joined the theater troupe.

His acting career included participation in a number of productions, among which were: “The Troubadour and His Friends” where he played the Bandit and the Chief of Guards, “Puss in Boots” as the Ogre, “Ptushkina's Jokes” as Dron, “On the Boy Place” as Grishka, “Klop” with various roles, ‘Fro’ as a machinist's assistant, “The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof” as Fille, “The Imaginary Sick” as Cleanth, “Caligula” as Scipio, ‘Barbarians’ as Pritykin, “The Moor” as Othello, “Vladimir Square” as Sizobryukhov, “A Streetcar Named Desire” as Pablo Gonzalez, “Invitation to the Castle” as Patrice Bombel, “Casimir and Caroline” as The Man in a Tailcoat, “Funny Money” as Victor Johnson, "Chekhov. Vaudeville“ as Shipuchin, ”Frederick, or Boulevard of Crimes“ as Parisot, ”The Reserve“ as Pototsky, ”Russian Matrix“ as Bogatyr, ”August: Osage County“ as Steve Heidebrecht, ”I'm Afraid of Love" as Lyosha and others.

In addition to the theater, the actor actively starred in films. His filmography includes such works as “Streets of Broken Lights”, “Homicidal Force”, “Special Forces”, “Niro Wolfe and Archie Goodwin”, “The Tale of Fedot the Streltsy”, “The Golden Bullet Agency”, “Lines of Fate”, “Big Walk”, “Cobra”, ‘Agency’, “Men Do Not Cry”, “The Princess and the Beggar”, “Stolypin”