Events с Vesela Babinova

Vesela Babinova is one of the most interesting young Bulgarian actresses, whose development shows not only talent, but also stable, consistent work both in the theater and on the screen. She was born on August 30, 1989 in Sofia. From an early age she was fascinated by the stage - she participated in the theater studio "Igra" under the direction of Petar Varbanov. She then studied at 30 Bratya Miladinovi Secondary School, a high school with advanced Spanish language studies, which further enriched her cultural horizons.

Her education continued at NATFIZ Krastyo Sarafov, where she graduated with a degree in "Acting for Dramatic Theater" in the class of Plamen Markov in 2013. Her path was not only academic - in 2012, even before her official graduation, she received the Asker Award for "Rising Star" for her role as Kolya

Lebedushkin in the play "Night Butterfly" by Pyotr Gladilin, directed by Yavor Gardev. She was then awarded the "Golden Age" award by the Ministry of Culture.

Vesela's theatrical repertoire includes roles that demonstrate her diversity: she participates in productions by classical and contemporary authors, at the Ivan Vazov National Theater, the Small City Theater "Zad Kanala", the Theater Workshop "Sfumato", and Theater 199 "Valentin Stoychev". 

She plays Ophelia in "Hamlet" (Yavor Gardev), Lore Levin in "Liv Stein" (nomination for "Icarus" in 2016) and a number of other roles that have been recognized by critics and audiences.

In 2019, she won the Icarus Award for Supporting Actress for "Pop-Folk Chronicles: White Birds and Bullets" - one of the performances, in which she manifests herself not only as an actress, but also as a socially engaged artist who works with topics close to contemporary public attitudes. 

For Vesela, it is important to be part of projects that provoke - both in "Do You Swear by Children?" by Salome Lellouche and in "Code Yellow". In "Do You Swear by Children?" she plays one of the main roles together with Vladimir Zombori. The couple on stage reflects the real relationship outside of it. The play raises questions about loyalty, expectations, morality, what it means to promise, what an oath means — themes that Vesela accepts with a desire to play a character who brings both empathy and inner tension. 

In “Code Yellow”, a production by Teodora Markova, directed by Yana Titova, Vesela is Emma — the wife of the boss in the plot, one of four women who find themselves in a whirlwind of chaos, but also of sincerity, of their own desires and compromises. The play is characterized by comic situations, everyday absurdities and moral dilemmas, which are viewed through a female perspective. 

Vesela is known not only as a stage artist, but also as an active participant in television and cinema. Among her popular screen roles are in the series "Don't Think of Me" (appearing as Janitsa), "Father's Day", "Photo with Yuki". Her personal life also appears in the public sphere - she is the partner of Vladimir Zombori, with whom they have a daughter named Joanna. 

The end of the year 2025 brings a new challenge for Vesela: "Code Yellow" is among the premiere titles that are expected to gather an audience. And her role in "Do You Swear by Children?" has already received good reviews — both for humor and depth — because it holds up a mirror to personal and family choices.

Vesela Babinova is an example of an artist who not only plays, but also asks, not only creates characters, but also participates in their dilemmas. Her characters are not just figures on stage — they are people, with insecurities, with emotions, with values ​​that move, change, are sometimes contradictory, and this makes her interesting, necessary and fresh on the theater stage.