Biography
Artem Lyskov is a renowned actor, director, casting director, and acting coach with a diverse career spanning film, television, musical theater, and voice-over work. Known for his compelling versatility, Lyskov has captivated audiences on screen and stage, while his contributions as an educator have influenced a new generation of actors.
Lyskov began his artistic journey at the prestigious Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute, where he graduated with a specialization in film and theater acting. His training continued in the United States at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York, where he deepened his expertise in musical theater.
Lyskov achieved significant recognition with his role as Nikolay Platonov in the hit TV series Ranetki (2008-2009), a performance that established him as a rising star in Russian television. His success on screen continued with prominent roles in films such as Madam Secretary CBS (2018), Sveta s togo sveta (2018), Izmeny (2015) and Marina roshcha (2012), further solidifying his presence in the Russian entertainment industry.
In theater, Lyskov has performed at iconic venues worldwide, including New York's Metropolitan Opera, The Moscow Musical Theatre and Moscow's Vakhtangov Theatre. Among his notable stage credits is The Threepenny Opera at the Marilyn Monroe Theatre in New York, where he demonstrated his profound versatility. In Moscow, his portrayal of a lead role in The Embezzlers, a musical adaptation based on Valentin Kataev's novel, became a milestone, earning critical and audience acclaim.
Lyskov is also an accomplished voice actor with extensive experience in dubbing and voice-over. He has lent his voice to numerous international films, bringing characters to life for Russian-speaking audiences. This experience in voice work complements his skills in acting and casting, allowing him to convey complex characters through nuanced vocal expression.
Lyskov's expertise extends beyond performing; he is also a respected casting director and teacher. In 2017, he founded the Artem Lyskov Acting Studio in New York, where he developed a proprietary training method that blends Russian theatrical traditions with innovative techniques to cultivate actors' emotional and psychological depth. As an educator, he has taught at the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute since 2013, sharing his knowledge of acting and musical theater. In 2020, he expanded his teaching influence as a guest instructor at the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts - GITIS, and in 2024, he joined the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA) as Acting Faculty, bringing his expertise to a new generation of American performers.
Lyskov's contributions to the arts have been celebrated in over 150 media features, including MK, Cosmopolitan, and StarHit. He has also appeared on television programs like Pust' Govoryat on Channel One and Comedy Woman on TNT, reaching audiences across Russia and beyond. His journey reflects a commitment to authenticity and a passion for storytelling, both as a performer and as a mentor. Through his performances and his dedication to teaching, Artem Lyskov continues to inspire and shape the future of theater and film.
