Chris Radanov, a Bulgarian actor who mainly plays a Russian in Greek Soap Operas has become one of the most sought after young actors in Greece and is already a household name in the Greek capital, Athens, Greek GR Reporter stated Tuesday.

The current play "One out of ten" directed by Laertis Vasiliou is receiving rave reviews in the Greek media. It stars Radanov and two other Eastern Europeans.

"We were three actors in "One out of ten" - Enkeleg Fezolari from Albania, David Maltese from Georgia, and I from Bulgaria. The play is without a script and is sewed with pieces of different stories... One critic wrote that it was like small "shots of life." stated Radanov.

Radanov is from Rouse, Bulgaria and he expected from a young age to work in the Kozloduy nuclear power station as a technical engineer but instead he became a bodyguard and later a manager in a dairy farm. Eight years ago he went to Athens and at the beginning he worked in Goody's but after that he realized his dream. Right now he is acting on stage and in the theatre for some of the best Greek producers.

Radanov said "At one point after living in Athens for three years I told myself that I have changed the country anyway, so why not try and make my dream come true? I took the Ministry of Culture exams, passed them and then signed up in a theatrical school. From then on, it's a question of luck and work. Another confession I can make is that last year I won the award for a male role of the Greek theatrical awards."

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