Bekir Sฤฑtkฤฑ Aksoy was born on March 18, 1969 in Ankara. After graduating from Mimar Sinan University State Conservatory in 1992, he stepped onto the State Theater stage at a young age; In the first year of the conservatory, he played a small role in the play "Fiddler on the Roof" with Cรผneyt Gรถkรงer. Then, he gained stage experience with similar short roles in Haluk Kurtoฤlu's production of "Tohum and Toprak" and in plays directed by Kenan Iลฤฑk, and gained a place for himself at the State Theatre.
Aksoy performed in different theater companies such as Dormen Theater for two seasons, Gรผlriz Sururi for two seasons and then Kent Actors for six years. He also took part in productions such as the two-person play "Helen Helen", which he staged with Mรผลfik Kenter at Kent Actors, "Yolun Half", "What Did the Uลak See?", "Sokak Kฤฑzฤฑ ฤฐrma", "Ver Elini Broadway" and "Too Far Too Close".
He performed in Tankred Dorst's play "Fernado Krapp Wrote a Letter to Me" in 2004, in Henning Mankell's play "Antiloplar" at Aksanat Production Theater in 2007, and in รzen Yula's play "Ay Tedirginliฤi" at Duru Theater in 2010.
Aksoy, who did not limit his acting career only to the stage, stepped into the cinema with the movie "Summer House" in 1993. Then, she took part in various productions of the 1990s such as "รiรงek Taxi", "Zirvedekiler", "I Can't Breathe", "Was It Gonna Be Like This", "The Woman of the Calm Town", "Yasemin". In the 2000s, he was frequently seen on the screen with films such as "Crying Woman", "Abdรผlhamid Falling", "Shoulder to Shoulder", "Doctors" and "Made in Turkey".
In recent years, he has portrayed characters in TV series projects such as "Scorpion", "Forbidden Apple" and "Pearl Taneleri". The roles he won and his many years of stage experience made him one of the well-known names of Turkish theater and television.
