Draft:Vazha Kokrashvili

Vazha Kokrashvili studied acting at the Shota Rustaveli Theatre and Film Georgian State University from 1973 to 1977.^[1]

In 1977, he joined the Giga Lortkipanidze Rustavi Drama Theatre, where he worked until 1999 as a stage actor.^{[citation needed]}

In 1981, he became a staff actor at Georgian Film Studio, participating in film productions throughout the 1980s and early 1990s.^[2]

He is also a veteran of the Abkhazian conflict (1992–1993).^{[citation needed]}

During his career at the Rustavi Drama Theatre, Kokrashvili performed in numerous productions, including:

• "The Kidnapping of the Moon" – Jokia
• "Night Story" – Chinka
• "The Tavparavneli Young Man"
• "Interrogation" – Investigator
• "Cylinder"
• "The Waves Rush Toward the Shore"
• "Eternal Comedy"
• "A Visit from an Old Lady"
• "The Taming of the Mimino"
• "Nomads"
• "Aquarium"
• "Television Show for Earthquake Syndrome Patients"

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Selected film and television appearances:

• "Captains" (1974) – Lado Abuladze ^[4]
• "Data Tutashkhia" (1978) ^[5]
• "Brother" (1981) ^[6]
• "Dimitri II" (1982) ^[7]
• "What Passes Will Not Pass You By" (1988) ^[8]
• "Playing with Fire" (1990) ^[9]
• "Season" (2010) – Father role ^[10]

Additional appearances include roles in various Georgian film and television productions such as:

• "Without Panic"
• "Lost in Kerch"
• "Kitchen (Mzareulebi)"
• "Panikiis Gareshe"

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In a 2016 interview published in TV პროგრამა, Kokrashvili discussed his career and professional experiences.^[12]

In the same year, he was featured in Sarke magazine, where he gave an interview discussing his personal life and family experiences.^[13]

• Participation in approximately 50 television commercials and voice-over productions
• Invitations to film projects from Odessa Film Studio and Mosfilm
• Participation in television and cultural productions in Georgia and abroad

• Horse riding
• Swimming (sports level)
• Stage movement
• Martial arts
• Choreography
• Singing in multiple genres