Ndriçim Xhepa

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Ndriçim Xhepa (born 22 January 1957) is an Albanian actor known for his performance in films and theater since Communsit Regime era during now.

Career[]

He has acted at the National Theater of Albania.He has interpreted about 40 roles, of which they stand out in "Prometheus" by Eftimiu, "In life" by Dh. Xhuvani, Robles's "Monserrat", Miller's "Death of a Commissioner", "Under the Lights of the Stage", "Tomorrow is Late" and R. Pulaha's "Stairs", "The Twelfth Night" and "Romeo and Juliet" Shakespeare, "Fernando Krafi wrote me this letter" by Dorst, with which he won the "Alexander Moisiu" Award for Best Actor at the National Theater Festival, 1995, "Death of Danton" by Bühner, "Night of Knocks" in the glass ”of Dh. Anagnosti, "Death and the Virgin" by Dorfman, "Portrait of Dorian Gray" by Wilde and "Chapter Two" by Simon, with which he won the Award for Best Actor at the Nationwide Acting Festival, "Apollo 2004", in Fier. Since 1988 he has been an external lecturer at the Academy of Arts, at the Faculty of Performing Arts.

In the '90s she interprets protagonist roles in independent productions such as "Caution! It bites ... ”by Gern,“ The beautiful queen ”by Mc. Donagh, "Tomorrow we leave for heaven" by T. Dervishi and "Spousal betrayal" by Pinter. While at the Theater of Nationalities in Skopje he has performed in "King Lear" by Shakespeare.

Successfully activated in about 30 films, from which stand out "Friends" of K. Casku, "Long time away", "The train departs in seven without five" and "Rapists" by S. Pecan, "Love your name" and " The telephone of a morning "by I. Muçaj by K. Mitros," Shadows left behind "by E. Musliu" Butterfly in my cabin "and" Sako's wedding "by V. Prifti," Return of the Dead Army "by Dhimiter Anagnosti, "I love the Wind" and "Porta Eva" by A. Minges, "Plasticine bullet" by A. Minarolli and "Dear Enemy" by Gj. Xhuvanit. He is currently shooting the movie "Prayer of Love", directed by A. Minarolli and Y. Alicka.

Biography[]

Xhepa was born to the Muslim Albanian actor and his wife, Albanian actress Margarita Xhepa. He studied at the Qemal Stafa High School, in Tirana, Albania.^[1] He has a younger brother, Sokol Xhepa who is a doctor.^[2]

Personal life[]

Xhepa has been in relationship with Albanian actress Eva Alikaj^[3] with whom he acted in many films and theaters but unfortunately they split up.^[4] He married with Bardha Xhepa^[5] in 2010, they have a son.^[6]

Filmography[]

• The Delegation (2018)
• – (2009) ....Zeneli
• Lindje, Perëndim, Lindje – (2008)
• – (2008)
• Eduart – (2006)
• – (2005)
• – (2004) .... Harun
• – (1999) .... David
• – (1998)
• – (1995)
• – (1994) .... Selmani
• – (1994)
• – (1992)
• – (1991)
• – (1991) (TV)
• Kthimi i Ushtrise se Vdekur – (1989)
• – (1988)
• – (1988) .... Astriti
• – (1987)
• – (1986)
• - (1985)
• – (1985)
• – 1985)
• – (1984) .... Veroniku
• – (1984)
• – (1983) .... Andrea Selca
• – (1982)
• – (1982) .... Korabi

References[]

External links[]

• Ndriçim Xhepa at IMDb
• Interview at Albaniasoul.com (in Albanian)

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