Onur Şenay, born on October 25, 1975 in Istanbul, is a voice actor, cinema and theater actor and also a director. Şenay, who started her artistic life by performing at the Ali Poyrazoğlu Theater in 1992, worked there until 2008 and then founded her own theater, Tiyatro ŞenAy, and directed the performing arts.
He has been actively involved both on the theater stage and in dubbing studios since 1993. She portrayed characters in many TV series and movies such as Humanity, Istanbul is My Witness, Diriliş: Ertuğrul, Kurtlar Vadisi: Pusu, Atçalı Kel Mehmet and Fatma. He continues to undertake new projects in recent years.
In his acting career, he took part in Faruk in the TV series "Fatma", Atabey Ertokuş in "Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu" and "Diriliş: Ertuğrul", thus making a place in the audience's memory. He also took part in the Turkish dubbing team of the movie "Arabalar" and played the doctor character in the short movie "Sergeant of Perdition".
As the owner of Theater ŞenAy, he took on both director and actor roles; He performed in plays such as "Operasyon Şeker Ahmet", "I'll Tell You a Secret", "The Clarinetist of Fareli Village" and also contributed to the stage design. During his time at the Ali Poyrazoğlu Theatre, he performed in productions such as "I Used to Be Little", "Old Pines Became a Glass" and "Kobay".
Productions in which he took part
- Valley of the Wolves: Ambush (2007) — Kayzer
- The Human Condition (1991)
- Family Ties (1998)
- Gravity Loves: Kazandibi Tavukgöğsü (1996)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
