Arsen Grigoryan (singer, born 1982)

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Arsen Grigoryan
Արսեն Գրիգորյան
Born
Arsen Grigoryan
Արսեն Գրիգորյան

(1982-01-20) January 20, 1982 (age 42)
Vardenik, Armenia
Occupation(s)Actor, presenter, singer
Years active1997–present

Arsen Grigoryan (Armenian: Արսեն Գրիգորյան, born January 20, 1982) is an Armenian actor, singer and presenter. He is known for his diverse roles in the cinema, theatre and in television productions. He plays the persona of Kamil (Armenian: Կամիլ), an Armenian drag queen.

Life and career

His career began when Grigoryan studied at the Metro Theatre Children's Studio (1995–1997). From 1998 to 2002, he studied at the Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinema, while acting at different theatres.

In 2011, with film director Lilit Movsisyan, Grigoryan made an experimental zero-budget feature-length fiction film Ashtray,[1] which was discussed, praised and criticized after it was finished. Also in 2011 a very spontaneous shooting turned into a real success: Lilit Movsisyan and Grigoryan made an experimental short (starring Grigoryan) which was used in Ridley Scott's Life in a Day Scott project in the opening part of the film.

From 2013 Grigoryan took acting courses overseas, at Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop, and The William Esper Studio studying the Meisner technique.

Grigoryan is also well known for his music videos, performing as a singer, director and producer. Many of his released singles were hits. At the end of 2017, Grigoryan as "Kamil" announced that she will compete in Depi Evratesil. In 2018, during her interview on Nice Evening, she said that the song is in Spanish, and it is written by Vahram Petrosyan and Arthur Abgar.

Filmography

Films
Year Title Role Notes
2010 Artist
2011 Ashtray
2011 Ala Bala Nica
2011 Life in a Day
2012 Open the Door
2012 Me Too
2012 Lost and Found in Armenia
2013 Caucho
2014 Release
2015 Tangerine Karo
2015 Aramma
2016 Earthquake
2016 Three Weeks in Yerevan
2016 Bravo, Virtuoso

Theatre Performances

Theatre
Year Title Theatre Notes
1996 Island of Flies Metro Theatre Children's Studio
1997 6 Characters in Search of an Author Goy Theatre
1999 Armenia and Truth Goy Theatre
2000 Saga on Love – Romeo & Juliette Goy Theatre
2001 Daddy, Daddy, Poor Daddy Small Theatre
2002 The Moon and Sixpence Goy Theatre
2002 House on the Border Small Theatre
2003 Woe from Wit Gabriel Sundukyan Theatre
2004–2011 The Lizard Edgar Elbakyan Drama and Comedy Theatre
2004–2011 Baghdasar Aghbar Edgar Elbakyan Drama and Comedy Theatre
2004–2011 Advocate Oqsen Edgar Elbakyan Drama and Comedy Theatre
2006 Suddenly Last Summer Paronyan Musical Comedy Theatre
2009–present No Difference With Whom Chamber Theatre
2009–present Butterflies are Free Chamber Theatre
2009–present Governmental Concert Chamber Theatre
2009–present To Arms! Chamber Theatre

Music videos

Music Videos
Year Title Director Notes
2007 Tes Arsen Grigoryan
2007 5 Rope Arsen Grigoryan
2008 Happy Birthday Arsen Grigoryan
2009 Aybuben Jor Meloyan Featuring Sirusho
2010 Payusak Serj Gabyan
2017 Ckites Honkerd and Puerto Rico Kamil

TV Productions

Television
Year Title Channel & Network Notes
2001–2004 National Music Channel Public TV Company of Armenia, New Channel TV
2002–2005 Musical Post Public TV Company of Armenia, New Channel TV with Susanna Shahinyan
2003–2006 Naked Truth Public TV Company of Armenia, New Channel TV
2005–2011 Rubikon Interactive Program Public TV Company of Armenia, New Channel TV, Ararat TV, Sigma TV
2006 February 3 Emmy – First CD Presentation Solo Concert Public TV Company of Armenia with Avet Barseghyan, Hrach Muradyan
2007 April 1, 2011–2013 32 Teeth Club Public TV Company of Armenia, Sigma TV, Armenia TV, 32 Production
2009–2010 Hot 10 Public TV Company of Armenia, Sigma TV
2011 Hello, It's Us Public TV Company of Armenia
2013–2014 Good Morning Armenians Armenia TV
2014 The Voice of Armenia Armenia TV with Nazeni Hovhannisyan
2015–2016
Domino
Armenia TV Recurring (season 1), main cast (season 2), main cast (season 3)
2016 Carte Blanche (Քարտ բլանշ)[2] Shant TV Recurring cast

References

  1. ^ "Пепельница". kinopoisk.ru. Retrieved February 17, 2018.
  2. ^ "Watch Armenian TV Series and Armenian Movies » Armenian Series » Cart Blansh". serialner.net/. Archived from the original on August 28, 2016.

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