Josef Topol (1935–2015) was a Czech playwright and poet, one of the most significant figures in 20th-century Czech theatre. His plays, including Jejich den and Hlasy ptáků, were banned during the communist normalization era. After the Velvet Revolution, his work returned to Czech stages and continues to inspire theatre-makers.
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A dance-theatre project based on the works of Josef Topol, combining movement, poetry, and words in a premiere that bridges dance and literature.
An original drama for dancers with texts and ideas by Josef Topol, performed at Werichova vila in Prague.
A dance-theatre project inspired by Josef Topol's literary work, blending movement, speech, and text in a multi-genre dialogue between contemporary and historical artists.