Selin Türkmen

Selin Türkmen is a Turkish theater actress and voice artist born in Izmir in 1979. He has been performing as part of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality City Theaters for many years; He is also known for his work in Turkish dubbing of foreign films and TV series.

He received his acting education at Dokuz Eylül University Theater Department. After his graduation, he started working at City Theaters.

Stage works

He performed in a wide repertoire of classical and contemporary texts at City Theatres. Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, Peter Weiss's Marat-Sade, Pikare, Labeled Coffin and Diktat are some of these plays. Besides acting, he also directed; The Land of Sad Trees is one of his works in this field. Women, War, Comedy are among the productions in which her name is mentioned.

Dubbing

She gave Turkish voices to female characters in many international productions in dubbing studios. She voiced Scarlett Johansson in The Boleyn Girl, Audrey Tautou in Russian Dolls, and Anna Paquin in Bury My Heart There. In addition to movies, he also worked on the Turkish versions of many foreign TV series.

Türkmen is one of the representatives of the generation of theater actors who carry out stage and dubbing work together.