Biography

Ignacy Rybarczyk is a Polish stage, TV and film actor. He was born in Zielona Góra, Poland. He is a multilingual actor speaking fluently in Polish and English. He is also a confident speaker of French and German.

In 2006 Ignacy has graduated with a Masters Degree in Sociocultural-Animation of Theatre at University of Zielona Góra. In Poland, he also trained extensively as a mime at 'Teatr Nikoli' in Cracow. Shortly after his graduation he ventured to Fuerteventura, Spain where he was dancing in musicals at the hotels around the isle. Few months later he left to Dublin in Ireland, where he was teaching acting at Marino College for Further Education. There he formed a theatre company called 'Marino Moon Theatre Troupe' for which he produced and directed 'O'Maley's Bar' a devised show based on Nick Cave's song of the same title and Janusz Glowacki's 'Hunting Cockroaches' that premiered at the 'Five Lamps Arts Festival' and later in the year 2011 was performed at the D-Light Studios in Dublin. In Ireland, Ignacy has studied acting at the Gaiety School of Acting.

In 2014, Ignacy has relocated to Northern Ireland. For over a decade he lived in a small fishing village in the heart of the Mourne Mountains where he was running theatre workshops at various schools and was acting in a local community theatre 'Donard Theatre Group' in Newcastle Co. Down. During that time he would also play 'character parts' in various TV shows and feature films.

In 2025, after nearly two decades of living in Ireland and Northern Ireland, Ignacy has relocated and settled in Brittany, France.

- IMDb mini biography by: anonymous