Parzychowska, Marta
graduated from the Acting Faculty of the Wrocław Branch of the National Academy of Theatre Arts in Cracow and from the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Warsaw. As an assistant director, she worked on The Tin Drum at Capitol Music Theatre in Wrocław, directed by Wojciech Kościelniak; The End, the gala concert of the 40th Stage Song Review in Wrocław; The Threepenny Opera at the Stefan Jaracz Theatre in Łódź, directed by Wojciech Kościelniak; The Life of Plants at Ochota Theatre in Warsaw; and Grand Musical Hotel at Rampa Theatre in Warsaw, directed by Michał Walczak. She has appeared in Night Metro, directed by Michał Walczak at Teatr WARSawy, and in Captain Żbik and the Yellow Soda Fountain at Syrena Theatre in Warsaw, directed by Wojciech Kościelniak. In 2018, she performed in Pissed-off Women in the Hole Where Poland Used to Be, directed by Przemysław Wojcieszek; the production received a distinction in the Off thread of the Stage Song Review and remained in Capitol Music Theatre’s repertoire for six years. She designed the set and costumes for the AST graduation production of The Wedding, directed by Wojciech Kościelniak. She made her directing debut in 2025.
Her original production Give Me a Bite won a prize at the Tychy Theatre Meetings. At the Municipal Theatre in Leszno, she took part in masterclasses conducted by Stanisława Celińska and Jerzy Satanowski. She has also attended workshops led by Paweł Miś kie wicz at the National Academy of Theatre Arts in Cracow, Anna Zubrzycki of Song of the Goat Theatre, and Jane Radvik at the Grotowski Institute. For many years she was associated with the Elżbieta Zapendowska and Andrzej Głowacki Song School. She received a City of Wrocław Arts Scholarship for 2018/19 and a Society of Authors ZAiKS scholarship in 2022. She works in film, advertising, and television production. Beyond the theatre, her passion is yoga: she has completed a Yoga Alliance-accredited teacher-training course and works regularly with yoga schools in Warsaw.