Vasyl' and Liudmyla (or Ludmila) Serdiuk were actors in Ukrainian theater companies in L'viv and other Ukrainian areas of the inter-War Polish Republic. Liudmyla was born Liudmyla Targoni on May 6, 1899 in the village of Nimovychi, Volyn' region of Ukraine to Antin and Mokryna Targoni. In 1924 she began acting in various touring theater companies, including "Emihrant", "Zahrava" and the "I. Kotliarevs'kyi Theater". Vasyl' Serdiuk was born in 1900. He fought in the Ukrainian War of Independence, after which he became an actor and theater director in Western Ukraine. Vasyl' and Liudmyla married in 1928. By 1939 Liudmyla was acting in resident theater companies in L'viv, including the Lesia Ukrainka Dramatic Theater and the L'viv Opera Theater, where her husband was a director. They emigrated to the USA in 1949 via German DP camps and settled in Trenton, NJ. They continued to be active as actors and directors of professional and amature Ukrainian-American theater groups, including the "Teatral'na Studia Molodi" in Trenton and "Teatr u Piatnytsiu" in Philadelphia, and as members of the Association of Ukrainian Theatre Artists ("Obiednannia Mysttsiv Ukrains'koi Stseny"). The Serdiuks were also very active in the St. George Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Yardville, NJ and in the Ukrainian-American community. Liudmyla died on July 13, 1984, and Vasyl' died on September 11, 1993.