Rezo Tschchikwischwili

Rezo Tschchikwischwili is a Georgian actor, born in Tiflis/Georgia. Rezo began his acting career in 1978 at the Rustavi Drama Theater (city of Rustavi). There he was recognized with his first role in: Behind Shutters is Spring, by contemporary author ( L.Tabukashvili) made him famous overnight.
Rezo continued his film, theater and television career until 1993, winning several awards (including the country's most deserving actor).
As part of a German-Georgian theater project (King Oedipus, Sophocles), he landed his first role at the Schauspielhaus Essen.
It was with this role (King) that the theater's director got to know him.
Rezo was initially engaged for one year, which turned into 29 years at the Grillo Theater in Essen.
During this time, he played 130 theater roles, as well as 90 film and television roles in both Germany and Georgia, before taking his well-deserved retirement in 2023.
This marked the beginning of Rezo's restless retirement, as he continues to be involved in recitals, presenting, film and television in both countries throughout his life.