Actress Natasha Raab, who played on the stage of the National Theater “Marin Sorescu” in Craiova, died on Monday at the age of 70.

Relatives of the artist confirmed her death, reports Agerpres.

Actress Natasha Raab was also known for her role as the grandmother in the Too Good, Too Country commercials. In 2020, she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Born on July 15, 1953 in Huedin, Cluj County, Natasha Raab graduated from the Institute of Theater and Cinematography in Bucharest (1988) in the class of Professor Mircea Albulescu. In his youth, he was also a mannequin at the UCECOM Creativity Center under the direction of Zina Dumitrescu (1979-1988).

After graduating from the faculty, she became an actress at the Marin Sorescu National Theater in Craiova, and also collaborated with the Odeon Theater in Bucharest and the National Theater in Cluj for many years. Played in several theater plays, including “Cousin Shakespeare”, “Uncle Vanya”, “Ubu Rex with scenes from Macbeth”, “Hamlet” by V. Shakespeare, “Romeo and Juliet” by V. Shakespeare, “Animal Farm” by George Orwell. “, “…Escu” by T. Musetescu, “Meal of honor” by H. Astalos, “Blue Threshold” by I. D. Sarbu, “Tărâmuri darke” by Harding Lerne, etc. In 1990, she was awarded the UNITER prize.

He represented the National Festival “Maria Tenase”, “Golden Chrysanthemum”, “Silver Chrysanthemum” in Chisinau, cultural events, radio and TV shows and played in commercials. On December 27, 2003, he released the folk music album “Ardeleanca în Bănie” (20 tracks) accompanied by the folklore ensemble “Maria Tănase”. She has appeared in several films and was nominated for a Gopo Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role in From Love With the Best Intentions (2011).