His father is from Ardahan and his mother is from Malatya. He won the Promising Young Actor Award at the 22nd Golden Boll Film Festival with the character of Ahmet in the movie 'Abluka'.
After appearing in various theater plays, he turned to the cinema, portraying the character of Rebel in the movie Yarim Kalan Mucize, Ahmet in the movie Abluka, Cengiz in the TV series Anne, and Saltuk in the series Istanbul Sokaklari. Berkay Ates graduated from Mimar Sinan University State Conservatory Theater Department.
He started his theater studies at Semaver Kumpanya. He studied Theater at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University. Meanwhile, he worked as an assistant at Dot Theater, Semiha Berksoy Opera Foundation and Theater Krek. He took part as an actor in the plays Bent, Yirmi Bes, Karabatak, which is a production of Theater D22, and in the joint production of Altidan Sonra Tiyatro/Pangar , Kral (Soytarim) Lear'.
Berkay Ates is also the author of the plays Yirmi Bes, Karabatak and Hak.
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Berkay Ateş
ActingBorn February 19, 1987Istanbul, Turkey
His father is from Ardahan and his mother is from Malatya. He won the Promising Young Actor Award at the 22nd Golden Boll Film Festival with the character of Ahmet in the movie 'Abluka'.
After appearing in various theater plays, he turned to the cinema, portraying the character of Rebel in the movie Yarim Kalan Mucize, Ahmet in the movie Abluka, Cengiz in the TV series Anne, and Saltuk in the series Istanbul Sokaklari. Berkay Ates graduated from Mimar Sinan University State Conservatory Theater Department.
He started his theater studies at Semaver Kumpanya. He studied Theater at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University. Meanwhile, he worked as an assistant at Dot Theater, Semiha Berksoy Opera Foundation and Theater Krek. He took part as an actor in the plays Bent, Yirmi Bes, Karabatak, which is a production of Theater D22, and in the joint production of Altidan Sonra Tiyatro/Pangar , Kral (Soytarim) Lear'.
Berkay Ates is also the author of the plays Yirmi Bes, Karabatak and Hak.
