Konrad Imiela was born in Starachowice. After finishing secondary school, he moved to Wrocław, where he graduated from State College of Theatrical Arts in 1994. In the same year he became an actor of Teatr Polski in Wrocław.

The most important artistic events:

1992

• the first role on stage in Teatr Polski in "Ann from the Green Hill" directed by Jan Szurmiej
• a role of Young Franz in "Trap" by T. Różewicz, directed by Jerzy Jarocki, Teatr Polski

1993

• becomes a prizeman of XIV Stage Song Festival

1992-1995

• takes part in a TV programme for youngsters called "Strawberry Studio"

1994

• becomes a prizeman of XV Stage Song Festival
• wins the 2nd place during Polish Song Festival in Opole
• the main role in his diploma on State College of Theatrical Arts ("A crime in Lourcine street") directed by K. Warlikowski
• the first role in a TV performance - the main role in "Knife history" directed by J. Skalski

1995

• a recital called "Fish trombone" on Promotion Stage during XVI Stage Song Festival, directed by Wojciech Kościelniak, composed of Tom Waits' songs, unanimously called by critics an artistic event of this festival
• a role of Huck Finn in "The adventures of Tom Sawyer" by M. Twain, directed by Jan Szurmiej, Teatr Polski
• the first role in a film directed by Radosław Piwowarski called "A self-portrait with a lover"
• one of the main roles in "Siren Elektro", a mini musical directed by W. Kościelniak (next year it was recorded on a CD), Teatr k2

1996

• a role in "Immanuel Kant" by T. Berthard directed by Krystian Lupa, Teatr Polski
• one of the main roles in "The silly moon" with Jarema Stępowski's songs, dir. W. Kościelniak
• a role of a Thief (Romeo, Iago, Duncan) in a TV performance "A husband, a wife, a girl and a thief (love scenes from Shakespeare)" directed by Radosław Piwowarski
• a role of Filch in "Three cents opera" directed by Maciej Englert, Teatr Polski
• Wołodia in a TV series "Fame and glory" directed by Kazimierz Kutz

1997

• TV theatre: Bertolt Brecht "A life of Galileo", directed by Maciej Prus
• a prize given by Song Stage of Lower Silesia POLEST for an artistic achievements in interpreting songs
• sings in Gala "La-la-la-la" directed by W. Kościelniak during the Stage Song Festival

1998

• one of the main roles in "A chaotic fairytale" based on K. M. Bellman, directed by W. Kościelniak, Teatr Nr 12
• takes part in a concert "An institution for the normal" directed by Laco Adamik composed of Jan Wołek's songs, XIX Stage Song Festival
• records a cabaret programme "Old, older, the oldest - Konrad Imiela and Mariusz Kiljan", Studio k2 - KOCH
• records songs for children "The adventures of Tom Sawyer", "A ring and a rose", LUNA MUSIC
• sings in a concert "Let XX century live long!" directed by W. Kościelniak, II TVP
• a role of Kostek in a TV series "Life like poker", POLSAT
• the main role in a musical "A great walk of safe-breakers" directed by W. Kościelniak, TV Wrocław - II TVP
• a role in "Transformation" by Franz Kafka directed by Z. Brzoza, Teatr Polski

1999

• sings in a TV mini musical "World Life" directed by W. Kościelniak, II TVP
• the main role (Leonardo) in "Bloody wedding" by F. G. Lorka directed by Jan Szurmiej, Teatr Polski
• plays in a musical TV performance "Just let the apple-trees blossom" by A. Osiecka directed by W. Kościelniak

2000

• directs and plays the main role in a mini musical based on W. Majakowski's poetry, Teatr k2
• a role of Didor in "Quo vadis" by H. Sienkiewicz directed by J. Kawalerowicz
• a role of Chamis in "In desert and wilderness" directed by Gavin Hood
• TV theatre: Lidia Amejko "Transformation 1999", directed by Laco Adamik

2001

• the main role of Huck in "Huck Finn", Teatr Polski, Wrocław
• premiere of the author's recital "It sings Konrad Imiela"

2002

• the main role in musical "Grease", Teatr Roma, Warsaw

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