Julia Piklikiewicz
born: 1999
height: 167 cm
languages:
Polish – native
English – fluent
French – intermediate
skills:
Dance – intermediate (modern and musical)
Singing – advanced (harmonic singing, white voice, jazz, pop, musical, opera)
Horseback riding – basic
Performance – intermediate
Tap dancing – intermediate
Yoga – intermediate
Piano – basic
Awards
Toya Award for „audiovisual experience” for the play „Instrukcje” on the 42. Festival of Theatre Schools (for the acting ensemble)
Julia Piklikiewicz was born on the 5th of October 1999 in Warsaw, Poland. Her grandparents are Taiwanese immigrants who moved to Brasil, where her mom was born. For now Julia’s fate has tied her to Warsaw, but she plans to travel and work worldwide. She speaks English fluently (in several accents) and French on intermediate level.
She graduates from Aleksander Zelwerowicz’s Theatre Academy in the acting and singing specialization, which gives her both proper acting education, as well as music training for music theatre, singing on stage and in film. She operates a mezzo-soprano.
In theatre, she has starred in plays by Bartosz Porczyk, Grzegorz Chrapkiewicz, Kamil Koza Białaszek, Anna Sroka-Hryń and Konrad Imiela. The play „Sprzedawcy marzeń: piosenki zespołu Myslovitz i Artura Rojka” by Anna Sroka-Hryń on the stage of Roma Musical Theatre in Warsaw has achieved grate acclaim from the reviewers and the public. The play “Bogowie” by Bartosz Porczyk has won the 7. Edition of Przegląd „Przygrywka” in the Musical Theatre in Torun, Poland.
In film she has worked with Jan P. Matuszyński, Maciej Pawlicki, Makary Janowski, Catherine Casima Kanda.
You can see her in her on screen debut in the main role as Ada in Filip Bojarski’s „Czarna godzina”.