Klavdiya Korshunova

Born in Moscow into a theatrical family. Her first education was as an actress. In 2004, she graduated from the Shchepkin Higher Theatre School and entered the Sovremennik Theatre. She acted in many films, worked with such directors as N. Khomeriki, Sh. Bartas, A. Mindadze, Yu. Bykov. Produces charity projects for the benefit of the Dom s Mayakom Foundation, member of the foundation's board of trustees. In 2021, she entered the Moscow Film School (curators Alexey Popogrebsky, Pavel Bardin). “Such a Day” is Klavdiya’s diploma film. She is currently working on her full-length debut “Vanya” (finalist of the Lenfilm-Debut laboratory).

Klavdiya Korshunova's screen work to date leans strongly toward Drama, a consistent thread across her credits so far.

Klavdiya Korshunova's most notable role to date came in Practical Joke (2008), where she played Taya Petrova. She also appeared in Eastern Drift (2010) as Sasha. Most recently appeared in Dubrovsky (2014) as Masha.

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