Kazım Akşar, one of the successful actors of the Turkish theater, died at the age of 69 as a result of a heart attack. Kazım Akşar, a master actor who took part in TV series such as "Black Angel", "If a Woman Wants", "Valley of the Wolves", "Little Lady" and "Escape from the Rain" and in many theater plays, died at the age of 69 as a result of a heart attack.
SHARE FROM ANGEL BAYKAL
Actress Melek Baykal, who shared on her social media account after the news of Akşar's death, used the following statements:
“Oh, what ah… Kazım Akşar, why is that, my dear? On top of all this pain, your pain was cursed in the morning. I'm so sorry, my school friend my colleague my friend. Sleep in the lights. May God rest your soul in heaven. Condolences to the theater community.”
WHO IS KAZIM AKSAR?
Kazım Akşar (born on 23 August 1953, Balıkesir – died on 28 February 2023) is a Turkish actor.
Kazım Akşar was born on August 23, 1953 in the Burhaniye district of Balıkesir. In 1970, he entered the Children's Hour program on the radio. He took part in Radio, Back Tomorrow, Microphone Theater, as an actor and director. He graduated from Ankara State Conservatory Theater High Department in 1978. He started working as an actor in the State Theaters in 1979.
Sent to England by the State in 1986-1987. with Peter Hall at the National Theatre; He worked as an assistant on Entertaining Strangers (David Edgar), The Winter's Tale (Shakespeare), The Tempest (Shakespeare) and Cymbeline (Shakespeare).
In 1988, he taught at the Theater Department of the Faculty of Languages, History and Geography for 4 years. He worked as a lecturer at METU and Kadir Has University. She continues to teach at Dialog Lecture Communication School. Apart from Akşar State Theatres, he acted and directed in private theaters such as Theater Istanbul and Theater Ayna. He lives in Akyaka.
Died on February 28, 2023