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The Jackal Years
The Jackal Years is set in Prague's Dejvice in the late 1950s, living peacefully in its "small town" way in the shadow of the red star at the top of the International Hotel. One day, a young man named Bejby bursts into the world of parents living with the everyday worries of early socialism and their children, whose sense of the "outside world" is determined by the exotic contents of the hotel's trash cans. The innocent dustman causes a stir with his eccentric clothes and passion for "unknown" rock and roll rhythms; the youth are thrilled and the parents despair. Bejby's appearance, amplified in the story by the rock and roll hits of Ivan Hlas, which have now become popular (such as Jednu mi fotr požiadě, Na kolena or Rock'n'roll pro Beethovena), thus marks a key turning point in the lives of a generation of boys.
The Jackal Years
The Jackal Years is set in Prague's Dejvice in the late 1950s, living peacefully in its "small town" way in the shadow of the red star at the top of the International Hotel. One day, a young man named Bejby bursts into the world of parents living with the everyday worries of early socialism and their children, whose sense of the "outside world" is determined by the exotic contents of the hotel's trash cans. The innocent dustman causes a stir with his eccentric clothes and passion for "unknown" rock and roll rhythms; the youth are thrilled and the parents despair. Bejby's appearance, amplified in the story by the rock and roll hits of Ivan Hlas, which have now become popular (such as Jednu mi fotr požiadě, Na kolena or Rock'n'roll pro Beethovena), thus marks a key turning point in the lives of a generation of boys.
Swiss author Johanna Spyri (1827–1901) spent her childhood near the town of Chur in Graubünden, in a magical setting near Lake Constance, where the Rhine River flows freely and the Alps offer endless possibilities for breathtaking views. It is no wonder that this landscape inspired her to write her most famous work, which brought her worldwide success. The novel Heidis Lehr- und Wanderjahre was published in 1880 and in the Czech translation it is known to generations of children as Heidi, the Little Girl of the Mountains.
Swiss author Johanna Spyri (1827–1901) spent her childhood near the town of Chur in Graubünden, in a magical setting near Lake Constance, where the Rhine River flows freely and the Alps offer endless possibilities for breathtaking views. It is no wonder that this landscape inspired her to write her most famous work, which brought her worldwide success. The novel Heidis Lehr- und Wanderjahre was published in 1880 and in the Czech translation it is known to generations of children as Heidi, the Little Girl of the Mountains.
Swiss author Johanna Spyri (1827–1901) spent her childhood near the town of Chur in Graubünden, in a magical setting near Lake Constance, where the Rhine River flows freely and the Alps offer endless possibilities for breathtaking views. It is no wonder that this landscape inspired her to write her most famous work, which brought her worldwide success. The novel Heidis Lehr- und Wanderjahre was published in 1880 and in the Czech translation it is known to generations of children as Heidi, the Little Girl of the Mountains.
Swiss author Johanna Spyri (1827–1901) spent her childhood near the town of Chur in Graubünden, in a magical setting near Lake Constance, where the Rhine River flows freely and the Alps offer endless possibilities for breathtaking views. It is no wonder that this landscape inspired her to write her most famous work, which brought her worldwide success. The novel Heidis Lehr- und Wanderjahre was published in 1880 and in the Czech translation it is known to generations of children as Heidi, the Little Girl of the Mountains.
Swiss author Johanna Spyri (1827–1901) spent her childhood near the town of Chur in Graubünden, in a magical setting near Lake Constance, where the Rhine River flows freely and the Alps offer endless possibilities for breathtaking views. It is no wonder that this landscape inspired her to write her most famous work, which brought her worldwide success. The novel Heidis Lehr- und Wanderjahre was published in 1880 and in the Czech translation it is known to generations of children as Heidi, the Little Girl of the Mountains.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
Mamma Mia!
Few musicals have caused a global sensation like the musical Mamma Mia!, which is full of immortal hits by the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the group of so-called jukebox musicals, where a new, original story is invented for existing songs, into which mostly well-known hits are inserted. The author of the script for this musical, Catherine Johnson, did an excellent job of this procedure, which is not often met with enthusiastic reception. The experienced British playwright managed to write an entertaining, captivating story, of which the well-known songs are an integral and natural part. The musical premiered in 1999 at London's Prince Edward Theatre, was nominated for four Laurence Olivier Awards and subsequently for five American Tony Awards when it was successfully performed on Broadway in 2001.
My Fair Lady
My Fair Lady, “the perfect musical,” as the work of composer Frederick Loew and librettist Alan Jay Lerner is often called, was based on the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw. This is a well-known fact. The original comedy, with the ironic subtitle “a romantic play in five acts” by the Irish-born but, after Shakespeare, the most important English playwright, was written in 1912 and only two years later, after having appeared on stages in Vienna, Berlin and Prague, was staged in London, where its plot takes place. The play caused a stir on the stage with the previously unheard-of juicy curse “bloody arse” (“fucked ass,” in Ota Ornest’s Czech translation “rotten ass”). In the Brno version, which entered the history of Czech theatre with the epithet "from Zelňák" in 1999, the unforgettable exclamation was heard: "Suck your rotten ass!", 340 times! First at the Drama Stage and then at the Bishop's Court.
My Fair Lady
My Fair Lady, “the perfect musical,” as the work of composer Frederick Loew and librettist Alan Jay Lerner is often called, was based on the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw. This is a well-known fact. The original comedy, with the ironic subtitle “a romantic play in five acts” by the Irish-born but, after Shakespeare, the most important English playwright, was written in 1912 and only two years later, after having appeared on stages in Vienna, Berlin and Prague, was staged in London, where its plot takes place. The play caused a stir on the stage with the previously unheard-of juicy curse “bloody arse” (“fucked ass,” in Ota Ornest’s Czech translation “rotten ass”). In the Brno version, which entered the history of Czech theatre with the epithet "from Zelňák" in 1999, the unforgettable exclamation was heard: "Suck your rotten ass!", 340 times! First at the Drama Stage and then at the Bishop's Court.
My Fair Lady
My Fair Lady, “the perfect musical,” as the work of composer Frederick Loew and librettist Alan Jay Lerner is often called, was based on the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw. This is a well-known fact. The original comedy, with the ironic subtitle “a romantic play in five acts” by the Irish-born but, after Shakespeare, the most important English playwright, was written in 1912 and only two years later, after having appeared on stages in Vienna, Berlin and Prague, was staged in London, where its plot takes place. The play caused a stir on the stage with the previously unheard-of juicy curse “bloody arse” (“fucked ass,” in Ota Ornest’s Czech translation “rotten ass”). In the Brno version, which entered the history of Czech theatre with the epithet "from Zelňák" in 1999, the unforgettable exclamation was heard: "Suck your rotten ass!", 340 times! First at the Drama Stage and then at the Bishop's Court.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
We have decided to prepare a unique Christmas gift for all the viewers of the Brno Municipal Theatre, which will be a Christmas concert performed in several reruns at the MdB Music Stage. The concert program will consist of a “golden fund” of Christmas songs and carols arranged by Günther Gürsch, Christian Kolonovits and Igor Vavrda – Silent Night, White Christmas, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, We Wish You A Merry Christmas… Our theatre’s orchestra will certainly shine in the instrumental Winter Wonderland, among the selected songs will appear both Lennon’s This Is Christmas and Cohen’s Hallelujah. Our musical repertoire will recall The Special Sign from the musical by Markéta Lazarová, world-class musical composers Pie Jesu from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Requiem and of course there will be traditional Czech carols, such as the iconic song Christ the Lord was born and many others.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
We have decided to prepare a unique Christmas gift for all the viewers of the Brno Municipal Theatre, which will be a Christmas concert performed in several reruns at the MdB Music Stage. The concert program will consist of a “golden fund” of Christmas songs and carols arranged by Günther Gürsch, Christian Kolonovits and Igor Vavrda – Silent Night, White Christmas, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, We Wish You A Merry Christmas… Our theatre’s orchestra will certainly shine in the instrumental Winter Wonderland, among the selected songs will appear both Lennon’s This Is Christmas and Cohen’s Hallelujah. Our musical repertoire will recall The Special Sign from the musical by Markéta Lazarová, world-class musical composers Pie Jesu from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Requiem and of course there will be traditional Czech carols, such as the iconic song Christ the Lord was born and many others.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
We have decided to prepare a unique Christmas gift for all the viewers of the Brno Municipal Theatre, which will be a Christmas concert performed in several reruns at the MdB Music Stage. The concert program will consist of a “golden fund” of Christmas songs and carols arranged by Günther Gürsch, Christian Kolonovits and Igor Vavrda – Silent Night, White Christmas, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, We Wish You A Merry Christmas… Our theatre’s orchestra will certainly shine in the instrumental Winter Wonderland, among the selected songs will appear both Lennon’s This Is Christmas and Cohen’s Hallelujah. Our musical repertoire will recall The Special Sign from the musical by Markéta Lazarová, world-class musical composers Pie Jesu from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Requiem and of course there will be traditional Czech carols, such as the iconic song Christ the Lord was born and many others.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
We have decided to prepare a unique Christmas gift for all the viewers of the Brno Municipal Theatre, which will be a Christmas concert performed in several reruns at the MdB Music Stage. The concert program will consist of a “golden fund” of Christmas songs and carols arranged by Günther Gürsch, Christian Kolonovits and Igor Vavrda – Silent Night, White Christmas, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, We Wish You A Merry Christmas… Our theatre’s orchestra will certainly shine in the instrumental Winter Wonderland, among the selected songs will appear both Lennon’s This Is Christmas and Cohen’s Hallelujah. Our musical repertoire will recall The Special Sign from the musical by Markéta Lazarová, world-class musical composers Pie Jesu from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Requiem and of course there will be traditional Czech carols, such as the iconic song Christ the Lord was born and many others.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
A fairy tale about living water
King David had three sons. George, James and the youngest John. When the king fell ill, Queen Anežka remembered an old, strange dream about the existence of miraculous living water. The hopes and thoughts of the entire kingdom are now focused on it, and it is up to the young princesses to gradually set out into the world and try to obtain the living water and save the life of the dying king. And as is often the case in good fairy tales, the path to a happy ending is complicated, full of adventures and pitfalls, and three cursed princesses cannot be missing. The domestic author duo Stanislav Moša and Zdenek Merta returned to the stage in the 20th anniversary season of the Music Scene with a new project, which this time is a story based on the best Czech fairy tale tradition. A magical adventure in a world where the good prince is helped by ants, a bear and an eagle, where three enchanted princesses, thanks to their purity, help to expose falsehood, and where the highest value is a kind and loving word, is a magical spectacle for the whole family.
The sparrow and the angel
The musical drama, playing with the fates, love story and history of friendship of these unforgettable women based on the story by David Winterberg, premiered in 2014 at the Burgtheater in Vienna, where it met with disarming success. It is no wonder, after all, during the production almost two dozen immortal songs of both protagonists will be heard (of course, live, performed by the actresses)! Our theatre presented this production in its Czech premiere on November 7, 2015 at the Dramatic Stage in the directorial concept of Stanislav Moša, under the musical direction of Karel Cón and directed by Igor Ondříček.
The sparrow and the angel
The musical drama, playing with the fates, love story and history of friendship of these unforgettable women based on the story by David Winterberg, premiered in 2014 at the Burgtheater in Vienna, where it met with disarming success. It is no wonder, after all, during the production almost two dozen immortal songs of both protagonists will be heard (of course, live, performed by the actresses)! Our theatre presented this production in its Czech premiere on November 7, 2015 at the Dramatic Stage in the directorial concept of Stanislav Moša, under the musical direction of Karel Cón and directed by Igor Ondříček.
In November 2021, American writer Noah Gordon died at the age of 95. He entered the history of world literature primarily with his trilogy The Cole Dynasty, which deals with the history of medicine in great detail and in an informative manner. The most famous is probably the first part, the novel known in our country as Ranhojič from 1987 (followed by loose sequels The Shaman (1992) and The Doctor (1995)). Based on Ranhojič, a globally successful German film was also made in 2013 with Tom Payne and Ben Kingsley in the lead roles.
In November 2021, American writer Noah Gordon died at the age of 95. He entered the history of world literature primarily with his trilogy The Cole Dynasty, which deals with the history of medicine in great detail and in an informative manner. The most famous is probably the first part, the novel known in our country as Ranhojič from 1987 (followed by loose sequels The Shaman (1992) and The Doctor (1995)). Based on Ranhojič, a globally successful German film was also made in 2013 with Tom Payne and Ben Kingsley in the lead roles.
In November 2021, American writer Noah Gordon died at the age of 95. He entered the history of world literature primarily with his trilogy The Cole Dynasty, which deals with the history of medicine in great detail and in an informative manner. The most famous is probably the first part, the novel known in our country as Ranhojič from 1987 (followed by loose sequels The Shaman (1992) and The Doctor (1995)). Based on Ranhojič, a globally successful German film was also made in 2013 with Tom Payne and Ben Kingsley in the lead roles.
In November 2021, American writer Noah Gordon died at the age of 95. He entered the history of world literature primarily with his trilogy The Cole Dynasty, which deals with the history of medicine in great detail and in an informative manner. The most famous is probably the first part, the novel known in our country as Ranhojič from 1987 (followed by loose sequels The Shaman (1992) and The Doctor (1995)). Based on Ranhojič, a globally successful German film was also made in 2013 with Tom Payne and Ben Kingsley in the lead roles.
Křídla 2024/2025
Throughout the theatre season, fans of the Brno Municipal Theatre can vote for their favourite actor, actress, director, designer, composer and individual production - especially musical and dramatic - through polls published in the magazine Dokořán. One of the January days in the theatre traditionally belongs to the ceremonial announcement of the results of the audience poll, which is called "Wings". Every such evening is in a festive spirit, every year is different, unrepeatable and, let us hope, unforgettable. The evening, not only full of brilliance, but also many surprises and interesting experiences, is an appreciation of the acting performances in the productions of the past season and, on the part of the actors, a thank you for the audience's support. Because the lights of the ramps only mentally separate two poles that are part of one world - the world of theatre, to which the actors on the stage and you, the audience in the auditorium, inherently belong. Even an evening with Wings is here especially for you.
Les Misérables – public dress rehearsal
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
Les Misérables
On February 13, 2009, one of the most famous musical titles written in the twentieth century premiered at the Music Stage of the Brno City Theatre. The story of the escaped galley slave Jean Valjean, based on Hugo's famous novel of the same name Les Misérables (1862), won the hearts of audiences not only in Brno during more than 130 reruns, and Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role. The Brno production thus only confirmed the quality of the work, which after its premiere in 1985 in London and two years later on Broadway, literally flew around the world and became one of the longest-running musicals in the West End. It should be added that the world premiere took place in Paris in 1980 and the musical's worldwide success was ensured by the production care of musical magician Cameron Mackintosh.
