Georgi Kishkilov, a renowned Bulgarian thespian, was born on March 11, 1932, in the picturesque city of Burgas, Bulgaria. He embarked on a remarkable journey in the world of theater, graduating from the prestigious National Academy for Theatre and Film Art in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Kishkilov's illustrious career spanned over five decades, with performances in various theaters across Bulgaria. He worked in Sliven (1958-1960),Vidin (1960-1964),Pleven (1964-1965),Satire Theatre (1965-1966),Theater "Tears and Laughter" (1966-1976),and again in Satire Theatre from 1976 to 1985 and from 1988 to 1990. He also took the stage at Drama Theater Targovishte (1985-1987 and 1991-1992) and Free Theatre "People's stage" (1994-1995).
Throughout his illustrious career, Kishkilov had the privilege of performing in numerous productions, including "Samodiva," "Small world," "Locusts", "Race", and "In honor of Pagona." He received widespread acclaim for his roles, including the award-winning performance of Antonio in the play "Small World" by Ivan Radoev at the II National Review of Bulgarian Drama and Theater.
Kishkilov's exceptional talent was recognized with the I prize for his role as Goran Orlov in the play "The Meeting" by Lozan Strelkov at the III National Review of Bulgarian Drama and Theater (1964). His contributions to the world of Bulgarian theater left a lasting legacy, and his passing on June 21, 1999, in Sofia, was a tremendous loss to the theatrical community.
