Başak Daşman

Başak Daşman is a Turkish actress who was born on April 10, 1981 in Istanbul. He started his television career with the TV series "Parmaklık Ardında", and then increased his recognition by taking part in popular productions such as "Avrupa Yakası", "Çemberiyorum Gül Oya" and "İntikam".

In her private life, Daşman was once married to actor Sinan Albayrak, but the couple parted ways in 2011. The artist, who is also an active name in the theater scene, took the stage in plays such as "Kilit" and "White"; III in 2013. She played the role of Queen Elizabeth in the play Richard, in Mam'art's play "Special Women List" in 2015, and as Rebecca in the play "Swallow" at Craft Theater in 2017.

He acted in works such as "Waterproof" at Craft Theater in 2019, "Last Exit Before the Bridge" at Podacto in 2021, and "Handcuff User Guide" at Watergarden Performance Center in 2022.

In 2024, Daşman directed and adapted the play "Did You Mean This? 'THE FIRST LESSON'" at Eksi Onaltı Mekan, and also took the stage in the play "We Need to Talk" at Taslak Sanai in the same year. In 2016, she was nominated in the "Most Successful Actress of the Year" category at the 20th Afife Theater Awards for her supporting role in the play "Special Women List".

Başak Daşman was born on April 10, 1981 in Istanbul, Türkiye.

He was born in Istanbul. He studied at Mimar Sinan University's Art History and Müjdat Gezen Art Center Acting departments. He started his acting career in 1996 with the TV series Şaşıfelek Çokmazı. She made a name for herself with her roles as Esin in the TV series Avrupa Yakası and Handan in Çemberiyorum Gül Oya.

Şaşıfelek Çokmazı (1996, TV Series), Kıvılcım (1996, Selin, TV Series), Yılan Hikâyesi (2001, TV Series), Sorry Leyla (2000, Yaren, TV Series), Wish Me Luck (2001, Ayşegül, Movie), Will You Marry Me? (2001, Ceyda, TV Series), Asmalı Konak (2002, Akasya, TV Series), Avrupa Yakası (2004, Esin, TV Series), Çemberiyorum Gül Oya (2004, Handan, TV Series), Ahududu (2005, Ahu, TV Series), Yanık Koza (2005, Makbule, TV Series), Doktorlar (2006, Günay, TV TV Series), Pertev Bey's Three Daughters (2006, Berrin, TV Series), Behind the Bars (2007, Filiz Demir, TV Series), Will You Play with Me (2008, TV Programme), We Are Looking for a Job (2008, Banu, Movie), We Are Looking for a Job (2008, Banu, Movie), Bahar Dalları (2008, Seda, TV Series), Son İstasyon (2008, Esra, Movie), Gün Akşam Became (2011, Dilek, TV Series), Son (2011, Ayşe, TV Series), İntikam (2012, Derin Çelik, TV Series), Oflu Hoca'nın Şifresi (2014, Ümmiye, Movie), Çiçek (2014, Sedef, TV Series), Kara Ekmek (2015, Hale, TV Series), Son Takla (2015, Zeynep, TV Movie), Dangeryle Flört (2015, Movie), Yav He He (2015, Movie), Oflu Hoca'nın Şifresi 2 (2016, Ümmiye, Movie), Rüzgârın Kalp (2016, Ayla, TV Series), Yüz Yüze (2017, Emel, TV Series), Payitaht Abdulhamid (2018, She took part in many TV series and movies such as Şivenaz, TV Series) and Azize (2019 TV Series).

He wrote and produced short films such as Cast-ı Olan Mu Var (2011) and Alala (2011). He still continues his work in Istanbul.

Başak Daşman is also interested in literature as well as acting. In his first story book, Kırk Evin Delisi (2017), published by İthaki Publications, he juxtaposes the unexpectedly hurtful aspects of daily life with facts and events from which consolation is sought. Without offering the reader a sunny day, he occasionally turns to the world of parables, trying to survive between good and bad, easy and difficult, like the world itself.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 39 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Payitaht: Abdulhamid (2017) — Şivenaz Hatun
• European Side (2004)
• Behind Bars (2007) — Filiz Demir
• Red Room (2020) — Asuman
• Doctors (2006)
• Şaşıfelek Çokmazı (1996) — Betüş
• Don't Let It End Like This (2012)
• Scorpion (2020) — Berna Gürsoy
• Anonymous Lovers (2025)
• Heart of the Wind (2016) — Ayla
• Spring Branches (2009) — Seda
• The End (2012) — Ayşe

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.