Maria Wawreniuk

Maria & Daria Talent Agency
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Maria Wawreniuk

Maria & Daria Talent Agency
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Maria Wawreniuk is a graduate of the Acting Department at the Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź (PWSFTviT). She “absorbed art with her mother’s milk” — her mother is a Japanese pianist who married a Polish trombonist. Since childhood, she has performed on stage as a singer, dancer, and actress — first as a little angel in The Nativity Play at the Polish Theatre and alongside Gosia Andrzejewicz in From Kindergarten to Opole, and later, as an adult, as Iris in The Tempest at the Gdańsk Shakespeare Theatre and in the lead role of the Netflix series Open Your Eyes.

From 2019 to 2022, she co-created the band YANTRA, where she was responsible for the visual design, lyrics, and vocals, performing on some of Poland’s biggest rock stages, including Progresja in Warsaw and B29 in Gdańsk.

In addition to acting, she paints, composes music, and conducts workshops that combine somatic knowledge, vocal practice, and elements of interpersonal training.


Maria & Daria Talent Agency
Daria Ewing (Agent)
Maria Magriel (Agent)
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Maria Wawreniuk
27 yearsWarsaw (PL)
Genderfemale
Year of birth1998 (27 years)
Acting age18-32 years
Place of birthWarsaw
NationalityJapanese, Polish
Main professionActor
Working permitsUnited Kingdom, United States, European Union (EU-27), France, Germany, Japan
Driver's licensesCar class
Eye colordark brown
Hair colorblack-brown
Height (cm)167
LanguagesPolish(native)English
DialectsStandard British English(native dialect)
AccentsEnglish
InstrumentsPianoGuitar
SportDancesport
DanceChoreography
PitchAltus, Mezzo-soprano, Soprano
SingingA cappellaBalladBeltingMusicalRockSong
Training
Primary professional training
Television
2021
Otwórz Oczy picture © NETFLIX
Otwórz Oczy - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (TV series)
Julia (LR)
Anna Jadowska, Adrian Panek NETFLIX NETFLIX
Theater
2024 – 2026
Burza picture © Łukasz Błażejewski
Burza (Drama)
IRIS (SUP)
Joanna Zdrada Melania Szymerowska Gdański Teatr Szekspirowski Malina Prześluga