Senik Barseghyan

Senik Barseghyan joined the Chamber Theatre in 2007 with the production of “Cabaret.” Soon, he became passionate about musical shows and dramatic characters in the theatre. On the stage of the Chamber Theatre, Senik played roles in performances such as “Sasunski David Copperfield,” “Lindsay’s Show,” “Government Concert,” “Armageddon,” “Every Day is New Year,” “Call of the Fireflies,” “Gentlemen, everything is falling apart, but you can still live and have fun,” “Very Love Story,” “To Arms,” “Scotch and Whiskey,” “Miss Ad,” “White Storks,” “Show No. 3,” “Cabaret Restart,” “Black Box,” “Declaration of Love,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “Guys Cross Borders, or an Etude about Women,” “Hamlet,” “Fe-Show,” and others.
Senik Barseghyan was the second director of the play “Hamlet” and the director of “Fe-Show.” He also starred in feature films by Ara Yernjakyan, such as “Jeanne,” and in historical-documentary films like “Grigor the Illuminator.”
Senik Barseghyan participated in TV projects such as “AI Superstar,” “The Voice,” and “Dancing.” He performed in musicals like “Mowgli” and “Sunset Boulevard.” Additionally, he has been actively involved in individual musical activities and has been a soloist in the Camaradas group for many years.