Ania Guédroïtz

Ania Guédroïtz, née PrincessFerrand, Les Familles Princières de l'Ancien Empire de Russie Agnes Alexeievna Guedroitz on 15 January 1949 in Dublin, Ireland, is a Belgian actress.

Biography Ania Guédroïtz was born in Dublin, daughter of Prince Alexis Nicolaevich Guedroitz and Oonagh RyanIndependent.ie - Oonagh Swift (née Ryan) (Kathleen Ryan's sister).

She lived her childhood in Belgium with her father who was remarried. Educated in Brussels, she began studying drama at the Royal Conservatory, where she obtained a first prize "with great distinction" in 1972. In addition to French, her main language, she also studied Russian and English.

She then began a professional careerAnia Guédroïtz : Career Summary in various theatres in Brussels. In 1973, she married the Belgian theater actor and had a son, Michaël Frison, born in 1974. The couple divorced in 1977.

She was made a Knight of the Order of Leopold II in 1992.

Theater

Main roles 1971-1972: Agnès in (The School for Wives) by Molière () 1972-1973: Marianne in (The Moods of Marianne) by Alfred de Musset () 1976-1977: Mousseline in by Louis Velle () 1977-1978: Agnès in by Molière () 1977-1978: Isabelle in by Molière () 1977-1978: Suzanneke in by Fonson and Wicheler () 1977-1978: Alison in (Avanti!) by Samuel Taylor () 1979-1980: Nina in (The Seagull) by Anton Chekhov () 1989-1990: Sophie in by Romain Rolland () 1989-1990: Aglaé in by Jean Anouilh () 1991-1992: Denise in by Loleh Bellon () 1992-1993: Mathilde in by Musset ()

Important supporting roles 1970-1971: Gnese in by Carlo Goldoni () 1971-1972: Anémone in by Jean Anouilh () 1971-1972: Isabelle in by Pierre Corneille () 1972-1973: Henriette in by Molière () 1972-1973: Mathilde in by Christopher Hampton () 1972-1973: Lady Janet in by Victor Hugo () 1972-1973: Un témoin in by Fodor () 1974-1975: Henriette in by Molière () 1974-1975: Iris in (The Trojan War Will Not Take Place) by Jean Giraudoux () 1974-1975: Frida in by Luigi Pirandello () 1975-1976: Polly in (The Gingerbread Lady) by Neil Simon () 1975-1976: Saby in by William Douglas Home () 1975-1976: Jacqueline in Oscar by () 1975-1976: Patricia in by Fernand Crommelynck () 1976-1977: Marie-Rose in Harvey by Mary Chase () 1976-1977: Ania in by Michel Fermaud () 1976-1977: Annick in by Barillet and Grédy () 1977-1978: Olympia in Don Juan by Michel de Ghelderode () 1977-1978: Gwendoline in Parodies (Travesties) by Tom Stoppard () 1978-1979: La princesse Nathalie in by Kleist () 1979-1980: Lucille in by Büchner () 1979-1980: L'américaine in by Victorien Sardou () 1980-1981: Nancy in (Gaslight) by Patrick Hamilton () 1988-1989: Mademoiselle Nina in by Douanier Rousseau () 1990-1991: Marie in by Bernard-Marie Koltès () 1991-1992: Alix in by Crommelynck () 1992-1993: Priscilla in by René Lambert () 1993-1994: Emma in by Guy de Maupassant () 1994-1995: Thea in Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ipsen () 1995-1996: Marina in by Goldoni () 1997-1998: Fina in by Bertolt Brecht () 1998-1999: Mariana in (All's Well That Ends Well) by William Shakespeare ()

Filmography

Television 1973: Armande de Kersaint in the television series Rue de la Grande Truanderie directed by Jacques Vernel (RTBF) 1977: Agnès in the televised version of L'École des femmes (The School for Wives) de Molière at the Château de la Bruyère in Émines directed by Michel Rochat (RTBF)

DVD 1976: Les portes claquent - Box set "Christiane Lenain" (RTBF Editions, 2010) 1978: Le Mariage de Mademoiselle Beulemans DVD television - Le Soir - Box set (RTBF Editions, 2008)

Short film at the cinema 1992: "La riche" in (The Seven Deadly Sins) directed by Pascal Zabus

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