Andrzej Ferenc - voice talent

Andrzej Ferenc (born 25 April 1959 in Tłuszcz) is a Polish actor, voice artist, director and academic lecturer.

He graduated from the National Academy of Theatre Arts in Warsaw in 1982 and made his stage debut on 30 December 1982. He was an actor at the Rozmaitości Theatre, where he played, among others, Kosecki in "Ashes and Diamonds", the Boy from the Rain in "Two Theatres", the Little Prince after Saint-Exupéry, von Kostryn in "Balladyna" and Romeo in "Romeo and Juliet". He then worked at the Dramatic Theatre, where, together with Andrzej Blumenfeld, he directed "Zatruta studnia" based on Jacek Kaczmarski's work, with the author himself appearing in one performance. He also performed at the National Opera in "Kynolog w rozterce" and "Penal Colony" after Franz Kafka. On the stage of the Współczesny Theatre in Warsaw he played, among others, in "The Visit", "Wniebowstąpienie" after Tadeusz Konwicki, and as the Lawyer in Gogol's "Dead Souls".

Notable films: "Lawa" dir. Tadeusz Konwicki, "Kornblumenblau" dir. Leszek Wosiewicz, "Pokój z krzykiem" dir. Janos Xantus (Hungary), and "Sceny dziecięce z życia prowincji" dir. Tomasz Zygadło.

Associated with Polish Radio, he has appeared in over a thousand radio dramas. He received the Golden Microphone in 2010, an award for directing the radio drama "Cyjanek o piątej" in 2014, and the "Great Splendour of the Polish Radio Theatre" award in 2016. He is also known as the promo voice artist of TVN, reading programme announcements since the station's very beginning.

source: Wikipedia

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