Violetta Gennadyevna Davydovskaya was born on June 28, 1982 in Vladikavkaz, North Ossetia. Violetta was raised by her mother Tatyana Vladimirovna, who worked as a teacher of Russian language and literature, and her father was a military man, because of whose work the family moved very often. Davydovskaya showed acting talent from an early age, so when the girl was twelve years old, her older sister took her to a drama studio. Having skipped several grades, Violetta ended up in Moscow at the age of fifteen, where she applied to many theater universities and, having entered all of them, chose the Higher Theater School named after M.S. Shchepkin. After completing her education, Davydovskaya became a member of the troupe of the Moscow New Drama Theatre, where she works to this day. She can be seen in such productions as "The Jokers", "One of the Last Evenings of the Carnival", "Time to Give Birth", "The Old House", "Sinbad the Sailor", "12 Short Stories about Love", "Rich Brides", "First Person", "The Nightingale Sang, the Lilacs Bloomed...", "A Beautiful Sunday for a Picnic", "The Salem Witches", "From Evening Till Noon", "Toibele and Her Demon", "Smiles of a Summer Night", "The Suffering of Young Disco Dancers".
Violetta made her big screen debut in 2003 in Pyotr Todorovsky's war melodrama "In the Constellation of the Bull" about the drama of life and love against the backdrop of the Battle of Stalingrad.
In 2005, Davydovskaya appeared in the detective story about cemetery excavations and a not entirely legal business, "The Head of the Classic."
Two years later, Violetta took part in the filming of Vladimir Khotinenko's historical drama "1612" about the struggle for the throne after the death of Tsar Boris Godunov.
This was followed by work in the drama series "Life That Never Was" about a man ready to do anything for the sake of a successful career.
In 2010, the actress starred in Alexei Feoktistov's action film "Lynx" about the work of a special forces department against global terrorism.
After that, Davydovskaya appeared in the series: "Moscow. Three Stations 3" - a detective about the work of the police operational department, "My Sister, Love" - a melodrama about the search for a genetic parent.
Violetta has a large family, she has an older sister Victoria and two nieces - Margarita and Maria. The actress also has a serious romantic relationship with professional athlete Dmitry. In her free time, Davydovskaya prefers to travel and do yoga, in addition to this, Violetta runs, rollerblades and cycles, plays the guitar and studies English.
