Szymon Bobrowski

Szymon Bobrowski (born 16 January 1972 in Konin, Poland) is a Polish actor whose career spans theatre, television and cinema. Emerging from the modest cultural scene of his hometown, Bobrowski pursued formal training at a reputable Polish drama school, where he honed the craft that would later define his versatile performances. After graduating, he quickly became a recognizable face on Polish television, gaining early exposure through recurring roles in popular series such as Na dobre i na złe and Magda M., where his ability to convey emotional nuance earned both audience admiration and critical notice. He expanded his repertoire by appearing in the long‑running medical drama Hania, showcasing a talent for portraying complex, empathetic characters in high‑stakes environments. Bobrowski’s film career includes a diverse array of titles, from the satirical Operacja "Koza" to the heartfelt romance Serce na dłoni, demonstrating his adaptability across genres. In the thriller Świadek koronny he delivered a gritty, morally ambiguous performance that highlighted his capacity for intense, suspenseful storytelling. The actor also took part in comedies like Złoty środek and Klub szalonych dziewic, proving his comedic timing and ability to engage audiences with lighter material. His stage work remains a cornerstone of his artistic identity, with acclaimed performances in classic and contemporary productions that have earned him respect within Poland’s theatrical community. Throughout his career, Bobrowski has been praised for his professionalism, collaborative spirit, and dedication to continuously refining his skills, making him a respected figure among peers and a beloved presence for viewers. As of today, he continues to act in both screen and stage projects, contributing to the evolving landscape of Polish entertainment.