Jan Kačer is a Czech actor and theatre director. He worked for many years at the Divadlo na Vinohradech in Prague, where after the Velvet Revolution he brought back previously banned plays by Josef Topol, including Hlasy ptáků. He is also known as a film actor, notably from films by Miloš Forman.
A dance-theatre project based on the works of Josef Topol, combining movement, poetry, and words in a premiere that bridges dance and literature.
Arthur Miller's classic with Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste, directed by Ivo Van Hove. An award-winning West End production about a man confronting the consequences of his choices.
A newly restored historical drama about two spiritual seekers caught between dogmatic asceticism and the desire for freedom in 13th-century Bohemia.
The final film by Czechoslovak New Wave director Evald Schorm explores the relationship between a widowed mother and her adult daughter. An intimate psychological drama about family bonds and unspoken tensions.
