Inna Vyacheslavivna Prykhodko is a Ukrainian actress, parodist and resident of Comedy Club UA.
Place of Birth, Education
She was born on April 28, 1987 in the Belarusian village of Kokhanovo, Vitebsk region.
Later, her family moved to Ukraine – to the village of Chornobay, Cherkasy region.
At one time, she graduated from Chornobayiv School No. 1. After school, she entered the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts. It was in Kyiv that she began to take an active part in student performances and comedy projects.
Career
Prikhodko’s career began in 2005 with participation in KVN, where she played for the teams “Sharks of the Feather” and “Polytechnic” from Kyiv, “Vinnytsia Peppers” from Vinnytsia, as well as for the National Team of Ukraine.
In 2007, she became a resident of “Comedy Club UA” – the Ukrainian version of the stand-up show, which was broadcast on the Inter TV channel in the period from 2006 to 2008.
After the completion of the project in 2010, Prykhodko took part in the programs “Actually Show”, “Curling Show” and “Fight Club”. Subsequently, shebecame the main actress of the sitcom “Domkom”, which was broadcast on the TV channel TRK “Kyiv”.
Recognition came after the premiere of the comedy “Crazy Wedding” in 2018, where Prykhodko played the role of Olka. In 2019, she returned to this role in the sequel to the film “Crazy Wedding 2”.
In 2023, she starred in the series “Crazy Neighbors”.
Filmography
Among Prykhodko’s improvements:
- “Jamaica” in 2012, where she played the role of Oksana;
- “Central Hospital” in 2016, in which she played Lolita;
- “The First Guy in the Village” in 2017, where she appeared in the image of Halyna;
- in 2018, she appeared in the melodrama “Unsweetened Revenge”;
- in 2019 – in the TV series “Crime Journalist”, where she played the role of Yana, and “Big Vuyki”;
- in 2020, she took part in the filming of the series “Relatives”.
In addition to working in film and television, Prikhodko also performed on the theater stage.
Marital Status
Prykhodko is in a relationship with Anton Kutselepa.
