Uğur Arda Aydın is a theatre, TV and cinema actor who was born in Ankara on March 1, 1979; He is also a director and voice actor. After completing his primary and secondary education in Ankara, he moved to Istanbul in 1998 and a year later he enrolled in Mimar Sinan University State Conservatory Theater Department. After graduating from his department in 2003, he started his stage life by joining Istanbul City Theaters in the same year, and continued his voice-over work, which started in Ankara, in Istanbul.
He voiced many well-known names in commercials and various projects, and also took part in the play "Dogs", which was included in the repertoire of the State Theaters. The artist is also known as the son of Sezai Aydın in the dubbing world.
Aydın, who faced a sexual harassment case during his tenure at City Theatres, was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison, and this decision was approved by the court of appeal. Following the court decision, he was dismissed from his position with the statement made by the City Theaters.
His acting has spread to a wide range with television series and movies; He took part in productions such as "In-laws", "Small Witch", "Wren", "Childhood Days", "Stone Heart" and "Karakol". On the theater stage, he performed in many plays such as "The Life of Galileo", "Breaking My Life", "Meeting Place", "The Shrew", "Byzantium Has Fallen", "A Night's Tale", "Wild Forest", "The Epic of Keşanlı Ali", "The Master of Istanbul", "Play It Again, Sam", "Luxury Life" and "Frozen (DOT)".
He also worked as both actor and director in projects such as “Hamlet” (CEF Theater) and “Dead Man's Cell Phone”.
Among the awards received are the Kerem Yılmazer Young Talent Award at the 9th DirekARA (Lions) Audience Awards, being selected as the Most Successful Actor of the Year at the 11th DirekARA, nomination at the 17th Sadri Alışık Theater and Cinema Actor Awards, nomination for a supporting role at the 19th Afife Theater Awards and nomination in the same category at the 20th Sadri Alışık Theater and Cinema Actor Awards. He was also awarded the Most Successful Actor of the Year award by the Taksim-Bebek Rotary Club for his performances in "Dead Man's Mobile Phone" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
In his voice-over career, he has performed in "Aladdin" (Alaaddin), "Enola Holmes" (Mycroft Holmes), "Ocean's Eleven" (Linus Caldwell), "The Confused Emperor" (Kuzco), "What's Wrong with Andy?" (Andy), “Winnie The Pooh” (Piglet), “High School Musical” trilogy (Zac Efron), “İri ile Tıfıl” (Tıfıl), “Lost” (Hurley), “Titanic” (Jack) and “Beyblade” (Rei).
