Dóra Sztarenki was born on November 2, 1991, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey as a Hungarian actress and dancer. As the daughter of renowned actor, director, and art director Pál Sztarenki, Dóra was destined for greatness.
After graduating from the prestigious Hungarian Dance Academy, Dóra pursued a career as a professional dancer while also sharing her passion by teaching dance to others. Her impressive skills and dedication caught the attention of industry professionals, leading her to make her acting debut in the popular series Terápia (2012),where she played the complex and emotionally charged role of 'Zsófi', a 16-year-old girl struggling with borderline personality disorder.
Throughout her career, Dóra has demonstrated her remarkable range and versatility by taking on a diverse array of characters in various mediums. On the big screen, she has portrayed 'Kisrózsi', a newlywed living in a Hungarian countryside village during WWII in 1945 (2017),'Ági', a victim of a serial killer in Strangled (2016),'Dia', a kickboxer in The Sound of Concrete (2015),and 'Gabi', a student fighting for survival on a rafting tour in A legyözhetetlenek (2013).
In the world of theater, Dóra has showcased her talents by playing the nervous wife in 'Az asszony beleszól' (The missis ways in),set in 1930s Hungary, and taking on multiple roles in the self-searching bildungsroman 'Mellettem elférsz' (You may be beside me). Her most recent theatrical endeavor was playing 'Margaret', the niece of Edward II in Christopher Marlowe's 'II. Edward', further solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Dóra's impressive body of work is a testament to her dedication, passion, and natural talent. With each new role, she continues to push the boundaries of her craft, captivating audiences and solidifying her position as a prominent figure in the Hungarian entertainment industry.
