Olga Rosnikova, a talented individual, was born in Odessa, Ukraine, to a father, Dmitry, who is a classically trained musician, and a mother, Eugenia, who is a lawyer. From a young age, Olga demonstrated her artistic inclinations, commencing art and drawing lessons at the tender age of five. She would often participate in school plays, showcasing her innate flair for the performing arts. Her grandparents, who frequently took her to theater, ballet performances, and museums in Russia, played a significant role in nurturing her creative interests.
As Olga's family immigrated to the United States when she was just eight years old, settling in Brooklyn, New York, she continued to hone her artistic skills throughout her school years. She went on to graduate from New York University with a degree in Art History and Psychology. Although Olga had a passion for film and theater, and even acted in some student films at NYU, she decided to focus her studies on health sciences and pursue a career as a doctor.
Tragedy struck when Olga's mother, Eugenia, passed away from leukemia just two weeks before her graduation from college. Despite this setback, Olga persevered, attending the New York University College of Dentistry and Columbia University, where she earned a master's degree. As she neared the completion of her medical training, Olga began to realize how much she had missed being creative. This realization sparked a desire to return to her artistic roots, and she auditioned for the prestigious Stella Adler drama program. Her acceptance into the program marked a turning point in her life, and she has since taken acting lessons from renowned instructors Ivana Chubbuck and Richard Lawson. With a renewed sense of purpose, Olga has been performing both on stage and screen, bringing her unique talents to the world of entertainment.
