Marta Kaczmarek: Biography in Details
Who is Marta Kaczmarek?
Marta Kaczmarek is a Polish-Australian theatre, television and film actress popularly known for landing the role of Ellie Zdybicka in an Australian television drama series The Circuit. Similarly, she is also known for her roles in The Doctor Blake Mysteries, How to Stay Married, and Playing for Keeps.
Net Worth and Salary
Marta Kaczmarek might have earned a considerable amount of money. In addition to her acting, she earns through various sources, including brand endorsements and other business ventures. However, the info about the exact figure of her net worth and salary is not currently available.
Body Measurements: Height and Weight
This 69-year-old actress has maintained a healthy body and stands at a decent height. Similarly, she has gorgeous brown hair and stunning hazel eyes. The info about her other body measurements including height, weight, bust-waist-hip size, dress size and shoe size is under review.
Marta Kaczmarek: Bio, Age, Nationality, Education
Marta Kaczmarek was born on April 24, 1955, in Krasnystaw, Poland. As of 2024, she is 69 years old. She holds both Polish and Australian nationality but her ethnicity is unknown.
The info about her father and mother is under review. Similarly, there is no info about her siblings. Speaking about her educational background. The actress seems quite educated as trained at the Ludwik Solski Academy for the Dramatic Arts in Krakow. Similarly, she was a lecturer at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.
Career and Professional Life
Marta Kaczmarek began her acting career playing theatre shows. She first made her stage debut playing the role of Natasha in War and Peace. Later, she made her appearances in Idiot and Twelfth Night. In 1993, she appeared in Night Story and Waiting for Godot.
In 2011, she played the role of Masha in Cafe Scheherazade and Madame Raquin in Thérèse Raquin. Subsequently, she performed in various stage shows including The Honey Bees, Uncle Vanya, Sami in Paradise, and many more.
Television
Kaczmarek made her television debut in 1996 landing the role of Marta in an Australian drama television series Sweat created by John Rapsey. In the following year, she was seen as Ivana in an Australian police drama series Blue Heelers.
In 2001, she portrayed the recurring role of Dr Lydia Raushark in Wild Kat. From 2007 to 2010, she played Ellie Zdybicka in an Australian television drama series The Circuit. Later, she made her appearances in Underbelly, Offspring and The Doctor Blake Mysteries.
Her other television credits include:
- Rake as Maria Vargas
- Newton’s Law as Zora
- Trip for Biscuits as Nana
- Glitch as Registrar
- Wentworth as Marge Nowak
- How to Stay Married as Tina
- Playing for Keeps as Ferderikia
- Harrow as Ruth Kovacs
- Jack Irish as Anja
- Superwog as Mother in Law
- North Shore as Dima
Film
She has also worked in several feature films and short films. In 1996, she made her appearance as Rachel in an Australian biographical psychological drama film Shine directed by Scott Hicks from a screenplay by Jan Sardi.
Her other feature films include The Wedding Party, Last Dance, and Ricky Stanicky. Similarly, she has also worked in short films like The Last Time I Saw Richard and Beast.
Awards and Nominations
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| 2004 | Marta Kaczmarek | Cavalier’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland | Longstanding efforts in the cultivation of Polish culture in Australia | Honoured |
| 2011 | Arnold Zable’s Cafe Scheherazade | Green Room Award | Best Female Performer | Won |
| 2015 | Rake | Equity Ensemble Award | | Won |
Controversy and Rumours
The actress has kept herself away from scandals and rumours. She keeps her personal life private and has not been involved in controversy till now. She keeps her personal life private. Alice ignores the activities that affect her career and image.
Social Media: Instagram and Twitter
The actress is not active on social media. She does not have a Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram account.
Marta Kaczmarek's Birthday Dates
| Year | Date | Day |
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| 2024 | April | Wednesday |
| 2025 | April | Thursday |
| 2026 | April | Friday |
| 2027 | April | Saturday |
| 2028 | April | Monday |
