Kadir Akbulut

He studied at the Faculty of fine arts and graduated from Kocaeli University as a script writer. He wrote a thesis about the drama that the play characters of Orhan Kemal has in his stories, and wrote a play The Love of Money which has similarities to Orhan Kemal's works. Two of his plays were put on stage on World Theatre Day. One of his other plays were played on Kocaeli SDKM by the people who work in health services. The play Nerim’s Room was performed at Kocaeli University as a college play. He went to Germany as an Erasmus participant and was an assistant at Theaterperipherie in Frankfurt, performing in the plays Waiting for Godot and Maria Magdalena there.

He left Yıldız Technical University 'Technology and Computer Sciences' for his love of theater. He started his professional theater life in Tevfik Gelenbe Theater. He discovered his interest for shooting while he was taking part in the plays. He wrote articles about cinema for newspapers and magazines, and made a cinema programme for a radio channel. He started the joint venture of Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality and Adapazarı film-makers. He organized short-long film shows and chatting activities. He presented the play ‘Three on a Seesaw’ by Luigi Lunari in Sakarya and he took part in the play himself. He also assisted Ertekin Akpınar with his film Melekler ve Kumarbazlar.

He has been teaching in Ataşehir Incity & Oxford Doğa School since September, 2013. He continues writing at different platforms about cinema and theater.

Kadir Akbulut (born 24 December 1983, in Sakarya) is a Turkish playwright and director.

He was born in Sakarya in 1983. He completed his schooling at Adapazarı Primary School, Üsküdar Anatolian High School and Haydarpaşa Technical High School. He started his art life in İstanbul Municipal Theater Müsahipzade Celal participating in the play A Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov.