French teacher by day and creative by night, Bronia’s passion for storytelling  and theatre began very early in life thanks to her grand mother, a skilled raconteuse, and a mother who possessed a distinctive flair for poetic staging. She would also make desperate attempts to reproduce West End productions during her Girl Guide Summer camps … with various degrees of success.

Shortly after moving to the City, she joined an ambitious local Theatre Society where she trained in all aspects of theatre production; producing, stage managing, and set designing productions over a period of 10 years. During this time, she also honed her improvisational skills with various London-based groups.

In 2013 a chance encounter with immersive theatre changed her life forever. There, she discovered the power of the simplest gestures and lyrical physical theatre in communicating with the audience. From then on, she participated in workshops across London, Prague, New York and Brussels, training with international directors and choreographers many of whom were influenced by Japanese Kabuki theatre.

With this diverse background in theatre, Bronia brings a unique perspective to youth theatre. Always striving to bring a director’s vision to life and forever thriving on collaborative creativity, she gradually integrates lyrical movement, visual composition and rhythm into every performance she is associated with.