Actress Natalia Bizeva was buried in Moscow at the Golovinsky cemetery next to her husband.

Honored Artist of Russia Natalia Bizeva was buried at the Golovinsky cemetery in Moscow next to her husband, Honored Artist of the RSFSR Vasily Bizev. This was announced on August 20 by Nikolai Sergienko, artistic director of the Roman Theater.

"They buried him today on Golovinsky, next to my husband," he told RIA Novosti.

During her career, the actress played in the films "Children of the Dungeon", "Gypsy Happiness", the TV play "The King of Clubs" and the project "More than Love". Among her theatrical works are roles in productions of "Gypsy Aza", "Gypsy Legend", "The Girl from the Camp", "Four Grooms", "The Living Corpse", "Gypsy Love", "Birds need the Sky" and "Moscow Gypsy".

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Bizeva died at the age of 82 after a long illness on August 18. She was a hereditary actress of the Roman Theater, where her parents worked. She first appeared on stage at the age of five in the production of "The Bloody Wedding." After graduating from the Roman Theater studio, and in 1984 from GITIS, the actress devoted her whole life to working in her native theater.