Sevi Stan is a Romanian actor based in Bucharest, with professional training and experience spanning Romania and the United Kingdom. Born in Romania in 1999, he trained in acting at the Academy of Music and Theatre Arts at Falmouth University in the UK and is a member of the National Youth Theatre in London. He is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Acting at the National University of Theatre and Film (UNATC) in Bucharest.
Sevi's screen work includes the documentary drama Kunstroof, directed by Jorien Von Nes and produced by Tangaj Production and Submarine Production, in which he plays Radu Dogaru. His television credits include roles in the Pro TV drama series Lessons of Life, including Iulian Damian in The Truth Has Many Faces and Razvan in The Friend That Is Not a Friend, both directed by Bruno Batista.
His theatre work includes Gayev in Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard at Teatrul Odeon, directed by Tania Filip, Andrei Baleanu in Controverse at Teatrul Național Marin Sorescu in Craiova, directed by Eugen Gyemant, and Armand Duvall in Dama cu camelii, directed by Boris Focsa. His work also extends into audio drama, including roles in Perfect compus and Tell Me Anything.
Sevi's training and professional work are complemented by a broad range of performance skills. He is a contemporary dancer, comedian, musical and dubbing actor, and has experience in improvisation, stand-up comedy, voice acting and audiobook performance. He plays guitar, has a baritone voice and sings pop. His physical skills include archery, running, football and basketball.
Sevi speaks Romanian as his native language, as well as English, French and Italian, and has working accents in American English, French and Italian. He holds European Union working rights and has a housing option in London, allowing him to work across both the Romanian and UK markets.
With a combination of British and Romanian training, theatre experience and developing screen credits, Sevi Stan is building a career across film, television, theatre and performance, with a particular interest in work that allows him to move between languages, disciplines and forms.
