Bolek Polívka is a Czech actor, comedian and theatre creator, one of the most distinctive figures of Czech alternative theatre. He rose to fame through his work with the Divadlo na provázku theatre in Brno and his own authored projects blending humour, grotesque and poetry. He is also known internationally as a film actor, notably for his role in the Oscar-winning film Kolja.
A beloved Czech comedy about two families on a summer holiday, restored and screened in 35mm.
An original play by Bolek Polívka dedicated to Jiří Pech. The production celebrates his talent, humour, and zest for life through a distinctive theatrical experience.
A new solo performance by Bolek Polívka — an amusing autobiography of a theatre creator, filled with his distinctive humour and theatrical magic.
Bolek Polívka's original play about a generational clash between father and daughter, exploring genetics, illness, and forgotten moments of human life through humour and satire.
Summer film screening in Pardubice. Evening cinema under the stars at the Tourist Information Centre.
Shakespeare's classic comedy about wit and jealousy starring Bolek Polívka as Falstaff. Part of the Summer Shakespeare Festival at Silesian Ostrava Castle.
A Czechoslovak comedy by Věra Chytilová from 1992 about an eccentric country hermit named Bohuš. Summer screening at Klubovna.
Bolek Polívka's classic pantomime about a clown, a child, and a hen, returning to the stage after fifty years. A poetic play about friendship and playfulness amid danger.