Sonia Bohosiewicz

Sonia Bohosiewicz (born 9 December 1975 in Cieszyn, Poland) is a versatile Polish actress, cabaret artist, and singer whose career has spanned more than two and a half decades. She first emerged on the Polish stage in the mid‑1990s after graduating from the prestigious AST National Academy of Theatre Arts in Kraków, where she honed her craft under the guidance of renowned instructors. Her early work included participation in acting workshops with Dorota Pomykała, experiences that equipped her with a strong foundation in both dramatic and comedic performance. Bohosiewicz quickly gained recognition for her dynamic presence in film, appearing in notable titles such as Rezerwat, Obława, and the historical drama Polish‑Russian War, as well as securing a prominent role in the popular television series Czas honoru. Throughout her filmography, she has demonstrated a remarkable ability to navigate complex characters, blending emotional depth with a distinctive sense of humor that has endeared her to audiences and critics alike. In addition to on‑screen acting, she has contributed her voice to dubbing projects, further showcasing her vocal versatility. Beyond her professional achievements, Sonia Bohosiewicz comes from a family of Polish Armenians, with siblings who have also pursued acting, including her brother Łukasz and sister Maja, and a cousin Jakub who shares the artistic lineage. In 2008 she married film director Paweł Majewski, son of famed director Janusz Majewski, and the couple has two sons, Teodor (born 9 January 2009) and Leonard (born 22 April 2012). Her personal life reflects a balance between a thriving artistic career and a devoted family, solidifying her status as one of Poland’s most respected and enduring performers.