Nuray Uslu

Nuray Uslu was born on March 1, 1977 in Izmir. His family moved to Germany as workers and started living there at a young age; He met theater during this period. After returning to Turkey, he graduated from Anadolu University, Department of Social Sciences and built a professional career by focusing on acting and screenwriting since 1994.

Uslu, who worked as Oya Yüce's assistant, consolidated her stage experience with plays such as Dram-Art's "Women Lost the War" and Kabare Taksim's "Air to Sudan"; He also took part in Ayna Children's Theater and Elele Children's Theater projects. In recent years, he has been performing in the new season play called "Duğunde Panik" at Theater Kılçık.

In the television world, he was best known for his character Rüya in the TV series "Number Seven". While the series was broadcast between 2000 and 2003, Uslu's performance was engraved in the memory of the audience. During this period, she also took part in productions such as "Şehnaz Tango" (1994), "Sahte Dünyalar" (1995), "Ruhsar" (1998), "Çeşm-i Bülbül" (2005), "Binbir Gece" (2006, season 1 "Sevgi" character), "Step Family" (2008).

In addition to acting, scriptwriting also has an important place in Nuray Uslu's career. After writing the script of the TV series "Number Seven" between 2000 and 2003, he directed "Kısa Circuit" in 2002, "Sahra" in 2004, the fourth season of "Doctors" between 2006 and 2011, "2 Yaka Bir İsmail" in 2012, "My Husband's Family" in 2014, and "Sahra" in 2004. He also undertook projects such as “Aşk Laftan Alanmaz” and “Dönence” and “My Beautiful Family” in 2023.