Barbora Hrzánová (born 22 April 1964 in České Budějovice) is a Czech actress and singer from a theatrical family - her father was the actor Jiří Hrzán. After graduating from DAMU she joined the National Theatre, then moved to the Theatre on the Balustrade in 1993; she now works freelance across several Prague stages. Alongside theatre and film - she was recognised at the Toronto festival for Requiem pro panenku (1991) and received three Czech Lion nominations - she fronts the band Condurango, which she co-founded at DAMU in the early 1980s. Her awards include the Alfréd Radok Award (1994) and the Thalia Award (2003).
Bára Hrzánová spoke in an interview for Radiožurnál about the production Proud Budžes and about why the play is more relevant today than ever before.
The band Condurango performed in České Budějovice at the club Mc Fabrika.
The production Proud Budžes celebrated its 1000th performance on May 7, 2025 at the Příbram Theatre A. Dvořáka.
Condurango opened the 60th season of Činoherní klub with a concert on November 17, 2024.
The band Condurango christened their new album '100 Years with Bára Hrzánová' at Lucerna Music Bar, released on CD and LP.
(2 days)
The fifth edition of Pobřežní Festival brings a diverse programme featuring new circus, puppet theatre, music from folk to Latin rhythms, and riverside workshops.
Legendary Czech band Condurango, fronted by actress Bára Hrzánová, returns to Palác Akropolis with support from MarZ. A classic 1980s formation playing their distinctive sound.
Czech rock band Hrdý Budžes performs at KC Semilasso in Brno on Friday, 26 January.
The second concert in the Visiting Cimbal Classic 2026 series unites the Líšeň band Cimbal Classic with actress and musician Bára Hrzánová and the band Condurango for an evening of eclectic live music.
(3 days)
Multi-genre festival with over 70 programme items across multiple stages, featuring live music, karaoke, yoga, film screenings and family-friendly entertainment.