Hanna Bondarewska is a native of Warsaw, Poland and was trained in the Polish and American schools of drama. Hanna’s recent acting credits include the role of Lady in her one-woman show "Lady" based on Shakespeare's "Macbeth", Antonia in "They Don't Pay, We won't Pay by Dario Fo, Negma Sadiq in "Visitor" by Alfred Farag, Young Helena Modjeska in Helena—the Emigrant Queen; Sunflowers at the Polish Theater Institute in New York; Square Minus One; A Genie Named Khatab; Snow Queen; Anouilh’s Antigone; Gogol’s The Marriage; and Goldoni’s Mirandolina to name just a few.
Her one-woman show, Lotte Lenya, won recognition at the Kennedy Center Performing Arts Festival. Hanna performed at the Washington Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre, Spectrum Theatre, Classika Theatre, The New York Polish Theater, Hippodrome State Theatre, and Acrosstown Theater in Florida, where she also directed The Tao of Pooh, based on the book by B. Hoffman, and S. Mrożek’s Tango. Her Polish theater credits are extensive and include work in Warsaw, Bialystok, Olsztyn, Torun, Katowice, and Wroclaw with many luminaries of the Polish stage.
Film credits:
48 H Zaginieni, Rodzinny Interes, Na Wspólnej, Malanowski, M jak Miłość, Na Sygnale, Uzdrowisko, Projekt UFO, Rozwodnicy, Piękni i Bezrobotni, Ukryta Prawda...
Commercials: Biedronka, Castorama, Ifolor, Shopee, Puma, Traumon, Plush
