Helena Dvořáková
Helena Dvořáková or Helena Dvořák (born 30 January 1979) is a Czech actress.[1]
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Born | Helena Dvořáková 30 January 1979 |
Occupation | Actress |
Biography
She was born in Brno, Czechoslovakia. She studied at an academic gymnasium and later continued her studies of dramatic arts at the Janáček Academy of Musical Arts (JAMU) in Brno. She graduated from JAMU in 2002.[1] Following her studies, she spent five seasons at the stage of the City Theatre in Brno. She is a member of the ensemble of Prague's Theatre in Dlouhá.
Theatre
Divadlo v Dlouhé
Městské divadlo, Brno
- The Seagull .... Masha
- Mourning Becomes Electra .... Lavinia
- Cabaret .... Sally Bowles
- Hair .... Ronny
- Kamenný most .... Corallina
- Znamení kříže .... Julia Calderón
Another Stage Works
- Life is a Dream, Divadlo U stolu
- Macbeth, Divadlo U stolu
- 1+1=3, Studio G
- Variace na chlast
- Niekur, Ungelt Theatre, Prague
- Ivanov, Činoherní klub, Prague
- Man of La Mancha, theatre in Germany
Filmography
- Colette (2013) .... Kordula
- Stínu neutečeš (Vnučka) (2009) .... Granddaughter
- "Kriminálka Anděl" (2008) TV series .... Jana Chládková (2008–2011)
Awards
- Nejlepší ženský herecký výkon (Best Female) - Role: Anežka Nulíčková in Maškaráda (Grand Festival of Smiling in Pardubice (Won)
- Nejlepší ženský herecký výkon (Best Lead Female) - Role: Phaedra in Pahedra (Alfréd Radok Awards (won) and Thalia Awards (nominated))[1]
- Nejlepší ženský herecký výkon (Best Female) - Role: Julia Calderón in Znamení kříže (Alfréd Radok Awards) (nominated)
- Nejlepší ženský herecký výkon (Best Female) - Role: Lady Macbeth in Macbeth (Thalia Awards and Alfréd Radok Awards) (nominated)
Personal life
Helena plays flute and singing in the choir and with folk band.
gollark: ... oh he's gone.
gollark: You are walking a narrow, indigo line here.
gollark: Don't imply that that's negative or you are homophobic.
gollark: *hmm*
gollark: Am I still logged in?
References
- "Helena Dvořáková" (in Czech). Divadlo v Dlouhé. Retrieved 26 February 2010.
External links
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