
Stane Tomazin
Stane Tomazin (1989) started working with professional theatre groups and institutions as a student. He appeared in SO FAR AWAY – introduction to ego-logy by Beton Ltd., in Splendid in Miniteater (Jean Genet, directed by Senka Bulić), and in Ljubljana Puppet theatre in the performance Animal Farm (George Orwell, adapted by Andrej Rozman Roza, directed by Vito Taufer). He worked in Glej Theatre where he appeared in Prometheus (directed by Simon Belak) and in the Thursday by the director and dramaturg Nina Šorak. In 2013 he graduated with the role of Old Man in Ionesco’s The Chairs (directed by Mateja Kokol) and won the academy Prešeren Award. A year later he joined the Mladinsko, and in 2021 completed his MA with the thesis on laziness, to which he also dedicated his MA performance Laziness is Hard (2019). He has acted in several series, among them A Fine Story (2015) and Trigrad (2023). He has also appeared in films (Riders, 2022; Shooting Blanks, 2023; Family Therapy, 2024). In 2019 he received the Borštnik award for acting in no title yet and in 2022 won the Noble Comedian Award at the Days of Comedy in Celje for his roles in Paloma. Student films Sunrise Over the City and Wild East both won him the Goldilock student award (2011 and 2012).