Natalya Vlasova

Biography

Natalya Vlasova was a Soviet and Russian actress who rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s. After graduating from the VUZ in 1965, she joined the Moscow Theatre of Mime and Gesture, where she began dubbing for deaf actors, inspired by her own desire to connect with their performances. Her notable roles include "Dead Man's Letters" (1986) and a 50th-anniversary concert for the theatre, "Играли, играем и будем играть!".