Born in 1966. Director, screenwriter. Gradueted from theater and directing at National Theatre School in Warszawa. Associate with Jerzy Grzegorzewski (in „Wujaszek Wania” and „Cztery komedie równoległe”). Also with Krzysztof Piesiewicz with whom she wrote several scenario e.g. „Nadzieja”, „Czyściec”. And Andrzej Wajda (in „Katyń”). She debuted in Studio Theatre directing „Bilard petersburski” based on „Notes from underground” by Fiodor Dostojewski in her own adaptation. Then she directs „The Weir/Tama” (1997) (which won Grand Prix at Polish festival „Kontrapunkt” in Szczecin) and „Dublin Carol” (2000) both by Conor McPherson. She is permanent related with National Theatre. She directs many plays there including „Old Times” by Harold Pinter (2000) and „Slaugterhouse” by Sławomir Mrożek (2005). She also collaborates with Old Theatre in Kraków („Dekalog 2 i 8”, „Fantaom”); Coast Theatre in Gdańsk („Wojna polsko-ruska”, by Dorota Masłowska); Wola Theatre („Rozkłady jazdy”, „Krzywa Wieża”); Ateneum Theatre („Proof’); Nowy Theatre („Niebezpieczne związki”). After 2013 she is connected in Dramatyczny Theatre in Warsaw(directed:“Red” about Mark Rothko, “Dangereus Method” written by Christopher Hampton She frequently works for Television Theatre where she directed more then 15 spectacles e.g. „Moje pierwsze honorarium” by Izaak Babel, „Szczęśliwy Książę” by Oscar Wilde, „Venezian Portrait” by Gustaw Herling-Grudziński. She is working also at Theatre of Polish Radio. Her last work is Caryl Churchill play: “Escape Alone” She is a laureate of many individual awards, such as: 2000 - Grand Prix in Kontrapunkt for "Tama" writen by Conor McPerson 2013 "Don Quixote" award for debut on Polish Radio for obłomlal Obłomow by Gonczarow 2017 - Grand Prix of the festival Two theaters for "Clean Hause" by Sara Ruhl