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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Martin_AlgusMartin Algus - Wikipedia

    Martin Algus (born 25 December 1973 in Jõgeva) [1] is an Estonian actor, screenwriter, playwright and translator. [2] Algus worked as a stage actor at the Ugala from 1997 to 2005, and has been working in the field of advertising and translation since 2005. [2]

  2. et.wikipedia.org › wiki › Martin_AlgusMartin Algus – Vikipeedia

    Martin Algus (sündinud 25. detsembril 1973) on eesti näitleja ja näitekirjanik. Ta lõpetas 1992. aastal Jõgeva 1. Keskkooli ja 1997 . aastal Viljandi Kultuurikolledži .

  3. www.estlit.ee › person › 1436Martin Algus

    Martin Algus is an actor, screenwriter, playwright, dramaturg, and translator who has written scripts for several popular Estonian TV series and films.

  4. elm.estinst.ee › featured-writers › martin-algus-a-writer-not-bound-byMartin Algus, A Writer Not Bound by Borders - Estonian Literary...

    “Martin Algus has the unique ability to coax out a character’s most intricate and intimate emotions and then shape them into fluid, coherent (inner) dialogues. His empathy becomes theirs, and that transfers to the reader, listener, or observer in turn.”

  5. www.imdb.com › name › nm1307222Martin Algus - IMDb

    Martin Algus was born on 25 December 1973 in Estonia. He is an actor and writer, known for Miks mitte?! (2018), Totally Boss (2023) and Dirt in Your Face.

  6. kellerteater.ee › productions › something-realSomething Real – kellertheatre

    The play "Something Real" written by Martin Algus reveals a dark story through the eyes of two characters about the taboos of a nervous and anonymous modern society. The pathological desires are counterbalanced by longing for intimacy and love.

  7. elm.estinst.ee › featured-writers › family-as-both-a-dream-and-a-curseMartin Algus - Estonian Literary Magazine

    Martin Algus (b. 1973) is known foremost as an actor, dramatist, and screenwriter. He has authored award-winning plays for over a decade and written scripts for popular Estonian films and TV series, including the popular comedy programs Ühikarotid (Dorm Rats, 2010–2012), Ment (Cop, 2012–2013), and the long-running drama Padjaklubi (The ...