Maria Seweryn is a Polish theatre and film actress, daughter of the acclaimed actor Andrzej Seweryn. She is active on Polish stages and known for her roles in Polish cinema and television. She appears as part of the ensemble in the production directed by Krystyna Janda.
An intimate performance about a marriage in crisis. Maria Seweryn and Kamil Maćkowiak play a couple discovering the truth about love full of contradictions – closeness and hatred, routine and desire.
A political farce about a presidential candidate who returns to his hometown to deliver a campaign speech but faces obstacles from rivals at a local community center.
A play about three women with contrasting perspectives who discover an unexpected friendship through their encounter. Directed by Maria Seweryn.
A play by Jarosław Mikołajewski exploring the art of conversation. Featuring Maria Seweryn, Małgorzata Zajączkowska, and Jan Peszek.
A monodrama about a lawyer who becomes a witness in her own case involving sexual violence. Maria Seweryn plays Tessa, a role made famous on Broadway by Tony Award-winning Jodie Comer.