Szymon Bobrowski was born on May 16, 1972 in Konin, Poland. After visiting his good friend, actress Edyta Olszówka, in Łódź while she was attending the School of Arts, Television, and Theater, he became inspired to pursue acting as well. That same year he applied to the prestigious school in Łódź and was immediately accepted.
On March 12, 1994, he debuted on stage in "Antoine’a de Saint-Exupery" in a double role as the Geographer and the Railway Switchman. A year later, he successfully earned his acting degree. In 2002 he began participating in Zygmut Hubner’s acting troupe, and shortly thereafter he landed a role in the television series "Madame Molier."
In 1995 he made his big screen debut in the psychological thriller "Kamień na kamieniu” (Rock on Rock). This exposure led to a series of major film performances for the very talented actor. His great popularity on the big screen led to opportunities to star in various films and TV series including "Na dobre i na złe” (For Better and For Worse) as a psychologist Hubert Koziński and "Magda M." as an arrogant attorney Bartek Malicki.
In 2001 he married and today, he and his wife, Aleksandra, have three children: Antonina, Michalina, and Ignacy.