TheatreNashko Anastasia
Main achievement
Actress. She has experience from theaters in Romania. She was employed at Electric Theatre 2013-2014, Merlin Theatre 2014 and 2016. She was a soloist at Talent Showcase 2014 in London. She was filmed in the short film "An Unhealthy Obsession" in London 2014.
About
Anastasia Nashko is a talented actress from the Republic of Moldova, primarily active on theater stages in Romania, where she has distinguished herself through memorable performances in contemporary plays. Her career includes the role of Viazemskaia in the play "Heart of a Dog," an adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov's work, directed by Alina Hiristea Aldulescu at the Coquette Theater in Bucharest, with its premiere on April 2, 2026. This production, with a visual design by Șerban Savu and Ciprian Duică, highlights her acting abilities, alongside colleagues such as Gabriel Costan and Mihai Căpătină, consolidating her position in Romanian experimental theater. Her collaborations focus on independent theaters like the Coquette Theater, where she participates in shows that sell out quickly through platforms like Kooltix, reflecting her growing popularity. Although details about her professional training are publicly limited, her theater experience suggests studies in acting and involvement in productions that explore social and absurd themes, inspired by Russian literary classics. Nashko contributes to the vitality of the Romanian theater scene, attracting audiences interested in modern reinterpretations of universal works. Anastasia Nashko's personal life remains discreet, with no extensive public information about her family or relationships, allowing her to dedicate herself exclusively to performing arts. Originally from the Republic of Moldova, she represents an example of a remarkable woman who crosses cultural borders, promoting artistic exchange between the two countries. Her hobbies, such as photography, guitar, and traveling, reflect a creative and exploratory personality, completing the image of a versatile artist in the context of contemporary Romanian theater.