Evelin Võigemast, a celebrated Estonian thespian, made her mark on the world of entertainment through her multifaceted talents, effortlessly transitioning between stage, film, television, and voice acting with ease and aplomb. Born Evelin Pang on May 22, 1980, in the charming city of Tallinn, she was the loving daughter of Valdur Pang and Eda Pang (née Taska),and was blessed with a younger brother named Margus Pang, with whom she shared a special bond.
Evelin's educational journey began at Tallinn School No. 21, where she initially enrolled, but she subsequently made a transfer to Tallinn School No. 49, a decision that ultimately led to her graduation in the year 1998.
Notable Estonian actress Evelin began her esteemed acting studies in the year 1998 at the renowned Estonian Academy of Music and Theater, where she would later graduate in 2002 under the expert guidance of the accomplished Elmo Nüganen.
During her time at the academy, Evelin had the privilege of studying alongside a talented group of individuals, including the accomplished actors Priit Voigemast, Karin Rask, Maria Soomets, Hele Kõrve, Mart Toome, Ott Aardam, Elisabet Reinsalu, and Argo Aadli, who would all go on to make significant contributions to the Estonian film and theater industry.
Under the watchful eye of her mentor, Elmo Nüganen, Evelin honed her craft, absorbing the knowledge and skills necessary to become a successful actress, and it was during this formative period that she laid the foundation for her future success in the world of entertainment.
Evelin's professional journey commenced with her graduation, leading her to join the esteemed Tallinn City Theatre in the year 2002, a decision that has ultimately resulted in her remaining a valued member of the institution to this very day. Throughout her tenure, she has had the privilege of taking on a diverse array of roles, showcasing her remarkable versatility as a performer. Her repertoire includes iconic works by the likes of William Shakespeare, Alexandre Dumas, David Auburn, Anton Chekhov, Franz Kafka, Ivan Turgenev, W.B. Yeats, Anton Hansen Tammsaare, Tennessee Williams, Ernest Hemingway, Arnold Wesker, and Nikolai Gogol, to name but a few.
Evelin has had the opportunity to showcase her talents on various esteemed stages across the region, including the renowned Vanalinnastuudio, where she has had the privilege of performing alongside a talented cast of artists. Additionally, she has had the pleasure of taking the stage at NUKU Theatre, a premier institution dedicated to the performing arts, where she has had the chance to hone her craft and entertain audiences with her captivating performances. Furthermore, Evelin has also had the privilege of appearing at Nargen Opera, a world-class opera house known for its commitment to presenting high-quality productions, and Vanemuine in Tartu, where she has had the distinction of playing the iconic role of Evita Peron in the beloved musical Evita, written by the illustrious Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, in 2014.
Evelin has expanded her professional repertoire beyond her impressive stage career, venturing into the realm of voice acting and lending her talents to a diverse range of animated characters. Among her notable voice roles is that of Lotte, a beloved character in the Estonian Lotte film series, which has achieved a level of cultural significance in Estonia, transcending its status as a mere entertainment phenomenon to become an integral part of the country's cultural identity. Additionally, Evelin has also voiced the character of Mittens in the Estonian release of the 2008 Disney animated film Bolt, further showcasing her impressive vocal range and versatility as a performer.
Evelin embarked on a remarkable journey in the world of cinema, marking her feature film debut in the 2002 cinematic masterpiece "Nimed marmortahvlil", skillfully directed by the renowned Elmo Nüganen. Since then, she has continued to impress audiences with her versatility and talent, appearing in a diverse range of films that showcase her remarkable range.
Some of her most notable roles include the critically acclaimed "Stiilipidu", the thrilling "Hundi agoonia", the captivating "Vasha", the thought-provoking "Deemonid", the intriguing "Supilinna Salaselts", the heartwarming "Minu näoga onu", and the visually stunning "Vee peal".
