Nataša Dorčič

Nataša Dorčić was born in Rijeka, Croatia, on 9th of June 1968. She finishes the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb in 1998. After her second year of studying, she joins the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb where she gets her full engagement during 1994. In 1996 she moves to ZKM but still works closely with Croatian National Theater, Theater &TD, and other theatres, but also TV and on films.

She is a winner of a Rector's Award for role in play "Karamazov Brothers" in 1994; Award for best actress on 13th Days on Marul in Split, Croatia in plays "Neighbour" and "Norweigan Woods"; Award for Najhistrionka in 2003 and a winner of the Croatian Association for Dramatic Artists Award and Golden Smile Award on Days of Satire for the best actress in play "Na tri krala ili Kak hoćete", winner of the Golden Arena for best actress in film "Recognizing Snježana Tribuson" in 1996; winner of Golden Arena in a Dejan Ačimović's film "I have to sleep, My Angel" in 2007.

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