Nurymbet Erjan Amangeldyuly

Nurymbet Erjan Amangeldyuly was born on January 17, 1976, in the Törtköl village, Ordabası district, South Kazakhstan region.

He attended the M. Zhümbayev Secondary School in Törtköl from 1981 to 1992.

In 1996, he enrolled in the Faculty of Arts at the International Kazakh-Turkish University, graduating in 2000 with a qualification as a drama actor.

From 2000 to 2007, he worked as an actor at the Turkestan Musical Drama Theatre.

Since 2007, he has been an actor at the Kalibek Kuanyshbayev State Academic Kazakh Musical Drama Theatre in the capital city, Nur-Sultan (formerly Astana).

Roles on stage:

S. Balghabaev “The Most Beautiful Bride” – Abdolla
K. Baiseyitov, K. Shangyttaev “Beu, Girls!” – Auebakir
S. Kasymbek “The Sorrow of Yassawi” – Yassawi
S. Kasymbek “Will You Die?” – Jalaq
Vahapzade “Blue Turks” – Yan-Chun
M. Auezov “Karakoz” – Narsha, Dulat
M. Auezov “Enlik-Kebek” – Karamende
M. Auezov “Abai” – Abdirakhman
M. Auezov “Ayman-Sholpan” – Alibek
S. Akhmad “The Uprising of the Brides” – Hakim
K. Myrzaliev “Amir Temir” – Dau
W. Shakespeare “The Taming of the Shrew” – Grumio
W. Shakespeare “Hamlet” – Claudius
O. Bokei “My Dear” – Alik
O. Akjarkin-Sarsenbek, A. Kenebaev “The ALZhIR Tragedy” – Prison Chief
Ch. Aitmatov “A Century Longer Than a Day” – Tansyqbai, Zhuan-Zhuan
E. Zhuasbek “Marriage” – Belek
E. Zhuasbek “Deep Roots” – Assistant to the President
A. Tsagereli “Gamarjoba” – Kote
T. Dzhudzhhenoglu “The Avalanche” – Man
K. Junisov “Love Melody” – Ospan
I. Strauss “The Marriage Puzzle” – Blind
D. Ramazan “Kenesary-Kunimjan” – Nysanbay
D. Ramazan “The Dream of Abai Khan” – Amirsana
M. Frisch “Don Juan’s Feast” – Don Rodrigo, Don Antonio
F. Ongarsynova “The Singer of the Steppe Dina” – Singer
G. Musirepov “Akan Seri – Aktoqty” – Serdali
Sh. Murtaza “A Bittersweet World” – Nafyl
J. Anouilh “Joan of Arc in Flames” – King Karl
M. Baizhiev “One-on-One” – Aziz
S. Mukhanov, Sh. Ualikhanov “Shokan” – Shokan
M. Auezov, K. Iskak “Karash-Karash” – Baktygul
Ch. Aitmatov “The Tears of the Swan” – Raimali
M. Auezov “The Day of the Helpless” – Zhakyp
K. Kizi “7+1” – Harding
N. Ganzhawi “Layli-Majnun” – Dervish
D. Isabekov “Borte” – Jamuka
T. Asemkulov “Kunambai” – Bi
R. Mukhanova “Bopai Khanim” – Abilkhair Khan
K. Altai, K. Oralatai “The People Fleeing from Altai” – Khalifa Altai
M. Cervantes “Don Quixote” – Don Quixote

In 2021, at the invitation of the Turkestan Musical Drama Theatre, he portrayed Jamuka in D. Isabekov’s play Borte under the direction of renowned Italian director Davide Livermore.

Films:

B. Kalymbetov Sardar – Akberdi / Kazakhfilm (2003)
E. Tursunov The Bride / Kazakhfilm (2009)
A. Suleeva, A. Raybaev The Victory Sword – Arystan / Kazakhfilm (2013)
E. Tursunov The Guest – Ilyas / Tursunovfilm (2015)
Yu. Kovalev The Watchtower – Khan Andak / Ukraine (2017)
B. Kalymbetov Talan – Shorman / Kazakhfilm (2017)

Awards:

In 2015, he won the Best Male Image nomination at the XI International Eurasia Film Festival for his role as Ilyas in The Guest.
In 2019, he was awarded a letter of appreciation from the Mayor of Nur-Sultan for his significant contribution to the development of culture and spirituality, and for promoting national ideals and the cultural values of the Kazakh people.
In 2019, his role as Dervish in the play Layli-Majnun (author: N. Ganzhawi, director: B. Abdurazzakov) won a special diploma at the XXVII Republican Festival of Kazakh Drama Theatres and the Samgau VII International Theatre Festival in Semey. The performance also received high praise at the XV International Festival of Turkic Peoples’ Theatre in Kazan (online).
In 2020, he received the Cultural Worker of Excellence badge from the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
In 2021, he was awarded the Order of Kurmet.
In 2022, he won the Best Actor nomination for his role as Don Quixote in M. Cervantes’ Don Quixote at the Kalleki Tynysy premiere week.

Erjan Nurymbet continues to be a significant figure in Kazakhstan’s theater and film industries, known for his versatile performances and notable contributions to the arts.