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Eglė Mikulionytė
Eglė Mikulionytė was born in 1965. After graduating from Juozas Naujalis Music School (currently Juozas Naujalis Music Gymnasium), the actress went to Syktyvkar, where she danced at Komi Republic State Opera and Ballet Theatre. After that, she studied at the Lithuanian Academy of Music (currently the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre) and since 1990 she has been working at the Lithuanian National Academic Drama Theatre (currently the Lithuanian National Drama Theatre). In 2008 the actress became the head of Jaja Theatre. Currently, Mikulionytė is an actress at the National Kaunas Drama Theatre.
Eglė Mikulionytė
The Most Important Works in Theatre
Awards
2018
"Silver Crane Award" for the best woman role
2015
2nd class Award of Honour of Santaka (Lith. II laipsnio Santakos garbės ženklas)
2012
"Fortune Statuette" (Lith. Fortūnos statulėlė) for the role of Aliide Truu in "Purge" by Sofi Oksanen
2011
"Golden Cross of the Stage Award" (Lith. Auksinis scenos kryžius) for the role of Antigonė in "Antigone in Siberia"
2010
The Nomination for the "Golden Cross of the Stage Award" for the role of Sister Aloysius Beauvoir in "Doubt"
2004
The Nomination for the "Golden Cross of the Stage Award" for the role of Nurse in "The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" (Lith. Įstabioji ir graudžioji Romeo ir Džuljetos istorija)
2004
"Złota Kareta Prize" (Torun, Poland) for the role of Nurse in "The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet"
2000
"St. Christophorus Award" (Lith. Šv. Kristoforo apdovanojimas) for the Best Actress of the Season for the role of Anushka in "The Master and Margarita" (Lith. Meistras ir Margarita)
1998
"Uchimura Prize" (Tokyo, Japan) by International Theatre Institute under UNESCO for the play "Jaja"
1994
St. Christophorus Award for the Best Actress of the Season for the role of Elizabeth Fogler in "Persona"