January 17 marks the birth anniversary of Roland Trebicka, a beloved Albanian actor renowned for his unforgettable roles on stage and screen.

Born in Korçë on January 18, 1947, Trebicka began his career in the 1961 film Debatik and joined the National Theater in 1971. He gained widespread acclaim for his role as Jovan Bregu in the comedy Pallati 176 and delivered memorable performances in numerous plays, including Don Zhuan, The Inspector General, and The King is Dying.

Trebicka also appeared in films such as Ëndërr për një Karrige and Koncert në Vitin 1936. His contributions earned him titles like “Merited Artist,” “Grand Master,” and “Honor of the City of Korçë.”

He passed away at 65, leaving a lasting legacy in Albanian performing arts.

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