Lola Luton

Lola Luton originally from Central Asia is of Pamiri-Russian-Kazakh-Finnish descent. Born into a military family, she resided in different Republics of the Former Soviet Union which allowed her to be exposed to different cultures of the peoples of the USSR. In early childhood, she studied singing at Children's Choir Studio "Pioneriya" in Moscow, Russia. In parallel with that, she entered musical school where she took piano classes as well as dancing in folk, modern, ballet. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, her family moved from Tajikistan to Kazakhstan. There, she graduated from high school, musical school, as well as successfully entered the University of World Languages and International Relations in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Back in 2000, she moved to the United States, helping American families adopt children from Kazakhstan. Later she got married to an Air Force pilot where her military journey continued across the USA, United Kingdom, and Europe. In 2015, Lola and her family moved to Atlanta, Georgia. Her first debut was "Modern Prodigal" and her recent project was "State of Siege 11/26" in New York, where she played an FBI agent speaking in Urdu.