Dervish Biba
Actor of “Bylis” Theater, Fier as well as Albanian Cinematography. He also covered the director’s position.
Born in Qafé-Murre, Peshkopi, on May 21, 1942. Graduated from pedagogical high school in 1960. Then he works for about 5 years as a teacher. In the period 1965-1969, studied acting at the Higher Institute of Arts in the drama department. From 1970 to 1973, he was an actor and director at the House of Culture “Haki Stérmilli”, Peshkopi;
Between 1973 and 2002, until he retired, Biba was an actor at the “Bylis” theater in Fier. He has performed about 70 roles on this stage, many of them are main roles, of profile and character format, mainly in dramas and very few in comedies.
In 1979, he co-directed with Péllumb Kulla in the comedy “Comrade Niqifor” written by P. Kulla.
Dervish Biba stood out in the role of Zyko in the drama “Gjemimi i atij dimri” by Teodor Laco (1976). In 1981, he played the role of the Prosecutor with temperament in the drama “Dy krisma né Paris” also by Péllumb Kulla and Sheri Mita, in which he combined the harsh tones, psychic impulses and kidnapping, but maintaining the realistic and organicity. 
Among his most prominent characters are: Dad’s ghost in “Love with ghosts” by Di Maggio. Death in “Man is Human” by Mitterer, Father of Gjon Zaveri in the drama “Why” by S. Fanko, Sadiku in the comedy “How good it was that he died” by IIir Bezhani, 2004.
Dervish Biba has performed on the stage of the theater “Bylis” several dramas, such as: “House in the alley”, “The second face”, “A girl asks for answers”, etc.
Dervish Biba’s acting is characterized by a sensitivity fused with the correct logic of the action, where self-restraint, disdain for reasons stand out of the strong reactions of the character, the clear relationship with his emotional situation as well as the frequent outbursts, which are followed by an appearance of internal motives.
Other roles: Luu Shllopi in Maku Pone’s “Fundi i sinorove”, the priest of Peru in “The Witches of Salem” by A. Miller, the father in “Pazari i Saqellaris”, etc.
While in the feature film, he performed in: “Red Covenant” (1982); “The road to freedom” (1983); “The Trap” (1984).
He was also the director of the 8th Song Festival for “Fatosa dhe Pioniere” in Fier in 1978.
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Reference: “Encyclopedia, Theater and Albanian Cinematography” – Toena 2009 / J. Papagjoni / p. 48.
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