Actor-soloist with the Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic. A graduate of the Ludwik Solski State Drama School in Cracow. He continued his education in the Czech Republic at the Janačkova Akademie Muzickych Uměni in Brno. He is a scholarship holder of the Royal Academy of Music in London, a two-time scholarship holder of the Małopolska Sapere Auso Foundation (for special artistic achievements), and a scholarship holder of the Zofia and Władysław Pokusa Foundation for Supporting the Education of Rural Youth. His performances include the Polish premiere of the farso-vaudeville Pińska Szlachta directed by M. Pinihin (Rampa Theatre in Warsaw), the world premiere of the musical Little Lord by S. Markwick directed by J. Szydłowski at the Cracow Opera, and a performance in Radio Cracow’s radio play Wesele by S. Wyspiański directed by A. Seweryn. He also took part in the music and dance performance Tango Piazzolla and the musical Awantura o Basię at the Rampa Theatre in Warsaw.

Since March 2013, he has been a soloist with the Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic, where he has performed in the musicals West Side Story by L. Bernstein, Korczak by N. Stimson and C. Williams, The Phantom of the Opera by A. Lloyd Webber, Fiddler on the Roof by J. Bock, and Doctor Zhivago by L. Simon, as well as in the opera La Traviata by G. Verdi and the operettas Die Fledermaus by J. Strauss and The Merry Widow by F. Lehár. In the play The Ugly Ducklet, M. Urbanka plays the main character; in the musical fairy tale Adonis Has a Guest, F. Apke plays the spoiled parrot Adonis; and in the musical fairy tale Puss in Boots, he played the lovelorn Hansel and the cruel Master Bombast. He created the role of Romeo in the musical play Romeo and Juliet at the Dramatyczny Theatre in Białystok, and Bolesław Herbert and Herbert in the mathematical opera The Paradoxical Distribution of the Sphere, which premiered at the Impart Art Centre in Wrocław. Since October 2017, he has been collaborating with the Roma Musical Theatre in Warsaw, where he appeared in the musical Pilots directed by W. Kępczyński and in The Jungle Book.

In 2022, he made his debut on the stage of the Warsaw Chamber Opera as Harry in the musical Company, directed by M. Znaniecki. He has written scripts for radio shows and concerts: Zofia and Kacperski’s Detective Agency (school shows produced as part of a project by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage), and Legends of Romanticism (written with R. Burzyński) – a performance produced as part of the Przestrzeń Sztuki program. In addition to acting, the artist is also taking his first steps in directing. He was an assistant director on productions of Fiddler on the Roof, Company, The Magic Flute, and Adonis Has a Guest, as well as on productions of Carmen, Turandot, and The Merry Widow, and on productions of The Bard, The Three Budrys, and Legends of Romanticism.