Silvia Vargová  Silvia Vargová (Hungarian: Varga Szilvia) is a Slovakian-Hungarian actress, today she lives in Budapest. She is a voice actress and moderator. In 1984, she graduated from the Komárno Technical High School. She was a member of an arts group of the Thália theatre in Košice between 1985-1987. The theatre at that point served as an extended stage of the Hungarian Regional Theatre, which was founded on the 1st of October 1952, and had its headquarters in Komárno. After the Velvet Revolution (1989), the theatre split into two independent theatres: Thália Theatre of Košice, and Jókai Theatre of Komárno. The actress's first minor role on stage, was that of the young Marcius from Shakespeare's "Coriolanus." Her next, and first major role, was in the fairy tale "The Golden Key, on the Adventures of Buratino," written by the Russian author Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy, where she starred as Buratino – a young wooden boy with a big nose(5). Children loved her artistic performance, and critics praised her sensitive portrayal of the character. Her next role, into which she was cast as an already a young woman, made her also popular with an older and more mature audience. She starred as Judith, a charming steward from Germany, in "Boing- Boing", a comedy written by the French playwright Marc Camoletti. Right before she was accepted into the Academy of Performing Arts, she shined in "Mrs.Bodnár/Bodnárné", a drama written by the Hungarian author László Németh, where she portrayed a young bride named Cica. On the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava, she studied acting between 1987 – 1991, during these years she also finished a semester studying acting on the Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest (now University of Theatre and Film arts)(4). She studied alongside people such as: Zuzana Mauréry, Zuzana Vačková, Dagmar Bajnoková (now Bruckmayerová), Henrieta Mičkovicová, Ingrid Slobodová (now Hanzelová). During her studies she also occasionally starred in various plays in the Slovak National Theater ("Woe from Wit" directed by Miloš Pietor, where she starred as the Countess Khryumina), Theatre Korzo ´90 (now Theatre Astorka Korzo ´90, where she starred in the absurd comedy "The Bald Soprano" as Mary), but also in Komárno (e.g. Gyuala Háy: "Caligula"/"Caliguló", Sándor Weöres: "Lunar Sailor"/"Holdbéli csónakos", Václav Havel: "Unveiling"/"Verniszázs", and an operetta co-written by László Szilágyi and Béla Zerkovitz: "Kissing Woman"/"Csókos asszony").