Anton Aghajanyan

Graduated from the Armenfilm Film Actor Studio. Has been working at the theatre since 2011. At the theatre, he has performed a number of roles, including: Gr. Gorin’s “A Prayer for Remembrance” (Violinist), K. Balayan and A. Grigoryan’s “Abanamat” (Tolik, Levon), A. Shirvanzade’s “I Am Marrying an American Woman” or “Morgan’s Relative” (Shpik), A. Tsagareli’s “Khanuma” (Kinto), A. Ostrovsky’s “Everything Is for Sale” (Pizhekov), A. Vampilov’s “Duck Hunting” (Kuzakov), N. Gogol’s “The Government Inspector” (Shpekin), N. Grigoryan’s “On Peace Street” (Young Elshad), D. Hare’s “Parliamentary Comedy” (Wally), A. Kulichkov and S. Shevchenko’s “9 Months” (elderly expectant mother), V. Hunanyan’s “My Name Is Komitas” (Aram, a man from Marash), R. Bayer’s “Mixed Feelings” (Chuck), Don Nigro’s “People. Beasts. Circumstances.” (Bob), J. Molière’s “The Schemes of Scapin” (Karl), Don Nigro’s “The Game” (Nigel), A. Chekhov’s “The Cherry Orchard” (Guest), A. Ostrovsky’s “The Marriage of Balzaminov” (Balzaminov), A. Pushkin’s “Little Tragedies” (Albert), R. Cooney’s “Daddy’s in the Web” (Gavin Smith), and others. He also performs in all children’s productions.