Australian television actress (born 1944)
Anna Volska (born 1 December 1944 in Milanówek, Poland) is an Australian stage and television actress. She arrived in Australia when she was young and has acted from a young age.
Early life.
Anna Volska moved from Poland to Australia with her mother when she was seven. She graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA)in 1962. 
Career.
Theatre.
Volska has acted extensively in theatre as an actor, director and teacher. While performing in "The Cherry Orchard" at the Old Tote Theatre Company, Volska met fellow cast member John Bell. She followed his career to the UK, where they married in 1965, and she subsequenfly spent three seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company. They returned to Australia in 1970 and founded the Nimrod Theatre Company at Stables Theatre (which later became the Belvoir Theatre Company). In 1990 Bell and Volska then founded Bell Shakespeare Company. She has also directed at Flinders, Theatre Nepean, QUT, Nimrod.
Television.
Volska has appeared in many Australian television drama series, mostly in a guest role. Her first role was in 1965, where she had a small role in "The Recruiting Officer". In 1973, Volska had a leading role in "Behind the Legend", where she played Helena Rubenstein. She then appeared on "A Country Practice" from 1987 until 1991. In 2009, she had a recurring role in the final season of "All Saints" as Katerina Ajanovic. In 2010, Volska appeared in the telemovie "Sisters of War" playing the role of Sister Cordula.
Awards.
Volska won a Best Single Performance by an Actress award at the 1973 Logie Awards for her role in "Behind the Legend".
Personal life.
Volska has been married to fellow Thespian John Bell since 1965. Their daughters are playwright Hilary Bell and actor Lucy Bell, who were both born in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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