Ali Hürol is a theater artist born in Ankara on July 17, 1950. After graduating from Ankara State Conservatory Higher Department, Hürol started performing at Ankara Mithatpaşa Theater in the 1968-69 season and soon started his directorial career. He worked as a part of the State Theaters since his school years, and in 1980 he left this organization and founded the "Ali Hürol Theatre", named after himself, in Ankara.
He staged approximately thirty plays for adult audiences under the umbrella of his own theater and Etibank Art Theatre; He also produced and directed children's plays.
His artistic life spanned more than forty years, he took part in nearly a hundred plays and also served as a voice actor and director in various programs of TRT. Among the plays he directed are Üstün Dökmen's "Komşu Köyün Delisi" (Adana Municipality Theatre, 2010), Yıldırım Keskin's "İçinden Hangisi" (Ankara State Theatre, 2010), Ray Cooney's "Hadi Karına Koş" (Ankara State Theatre, 2010), İhsan Sanıvar's "Bu Dizi Başka Dizi" (Bursa State Theatre, 2009) and Simon Williams's Works such as “Teyzesi” (İzmir State Theatre, 2008) are included.
He also staged plays such as William Douglas Home's "I Love You", Curth Flatow's "Seme Kıyamam" (2005) and Refik Erduran's "Between the Poles" (2003).
Hürol, who also has a wide repertoire as an actor, took the stage in productions such as Refik Erduran's "Cengiz Han'ın Bicycle" (2001) and "Neighboring Village Delisi" (2000); He also appeared in classic plays such as Necip Fazıl Kısakürek's "To Create a Man" (1993) and Friedrich Dürrenmatt's "V. Frank" (1979).
He also attracted attention with his performances in works such as "Murat IV" (1994), "Emparator Jones" (1979), "Social Anatomy of a Death" (1978).
Ali Hürol, who is also active in the television world, played the character Şahap (4th and 5th episodes) as a guest actor in the 2014 TV series "Sungurlar". Emin took part in the movie “6 Mantı” (2013), and also took part in projects such as “Mothers and Daughters” (2011) and “Night and Day” (2008); He also exhibited his acting in the 2008 films "3 Apples Fell from the Sky" and "The Lost Princess" (the role of Recep).
Ali Hürol (born 17 July 1950, Ankara) is a Turkish theater actor and director.
Director Ali Hürol, who started his professional theater life at Ankara Mithatpaşa Theater in the 1968-69 season, graduated from Ankara State Conservatory Higher Department. Since his school years, he started working as an artist in the State Theaters. He left the State Theaters in 1980 and founded the Ali Hürol Theater in Ankara.
He staged around thirty plays for adults on behalf of his own theater and Etibank Art Theatre, and also produced and directed many children's plays. During his artistic life of more than forty years, he took part in nearly a hundred plays and also worked as a voice actor and director in various productions of TRT.
Productions in which he took part
- Green Sea (2014) — Sakarlılı Saffet
- Night and Day (2008)
- For Your Love Thug (2001)
- Don't Go Too (2011)
- Stories from the Southeast: Homeland First (2010)
- Deaf Room (2006) — Tosun
- The Lost Princess (2008) — The Gardener
- 6 Manti (2012) — Emin
- Mothers and Daughters (2011) — Hikmet
- 3 Apples Fell from the Sky (2008) — Cemal
- A Bird Has Flew Out of the Nest (2003)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
