Yuliya Mayarchuk

About Yuliya Mayarchuk

Yuliya Mayarchuk is a Ukrainian actress who has spent her entire professional journey in Italy. Originally from Ukraine, she relocated to Italy, where her acting career began. In 2000, she collaborated with Tinto Brass on the film "Tra(sgre)dire," portraying the main character, Carla. Following this, she took on a significant role in the Rai 3 series "La Squadra" and appeared in various films and television productions. Notable among these are "Faccia di Picasso," directed by Massimo Ceccherini, as well as popular TV series such as "Distretto di polizia 3," "Carabinieri 2," "R.I.S. 5 - Delitti imperfetti," "Don Matteo 6," "Incantesimo 7," "Il maresciallo Rocca," and "Occhio a quei due." In 2017, she made a guest appearance in an episode of the esteemed Rai series "Il commissario Montalbano." Her filmography includes notable works such as "In nome di Mana" (2007) directed by Franco Diaferia and "La vita è una cosa meravigliosa" (2010) directed by Carlo Vanzina, where she played the character Doina. In theater, she has performed in "Miseria e nobiltà," directed by Aldo Giuffré, "Il bello di papà" with Vincenzo Salemme, "Comicissima tragedia," and "Ti ho sposato per ignoranza" alongside Gianfranco and Massimiliano Gallo. She has also been involved in the theatrical adaptation of "Lo schiaccianoci" ("The Nutcracker"), set to music by Pëtr Il'ič Čajkovsky, directed by Manuela Schiano Lomoriello. Now living in Naples, she is engaged to a local entrepreneur, with whom she has two daughters.