Marek Adamczyk (born 21 December 1987 in Prague) is a Czech theatre and film actor, singer and comedian from an artistic family - his grandfather Karel Kraus was a dramaturg at the Divadlo za branou theatre. After graduating from DAMU in 2012 and completing an internship at London's Rose Bruford College, he worked at the J. K. Tyl Theatre in Plzeň and then spent six years in the ensemble of Divadlo na Vinohradech. He became widely known for his role as Vašek Fiala in the war drama Lidice (2011), and on television through the series Dabing Street, Kukačky and Mozaika; international audiences may recognise him from the Amazon fantasy series Carnival Row.
The family film Cukrkandl (dir. Pavel Jandourek), in which Adamczyk plays one of the leading roles alongside Tereza Ramby, entered Czech cinemas on October 23, 2025, and won four awards at the Oty Hofman Festival in Ostrava.
In January 2025, Adamczyk and his wife, snowboarder Eva Adamczykova, had a son named Kryštof.
In the sixteen-episode series Mozaika for the Voyo platform, Adamczyk played one of the leading roles - the son of a married couple who divorce after forty years of marriage.
In 2023, Adamczyk participated in the 12th season of the dance competition StarDance on ČT1, where he danced with Lenka Nora Navorková.
In the crime series Pod hladinou (2023), he played a river police officer Zdeněk Říha, and in the same year appeared in the film Bůh nepřítel.
A Czech animated film about five plums that will enchant young viewers with its magical story and vibrant animation.
A comedy exploring modern dating through six different characters, performed by Barbora Poláková and Marek Adamczyk. All proceeds benefit Centro Paraple.
Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" directed by Vojtěch Štěpánek is the headline premiere of the 19th Summer Shakespeare Festival. The production runs four consecutive nights at Silesian Ostrava Castle, starting at 20:30.
An outdoor summer screening of the family adventure film Cukrkandl at Dělnický dům in Brno.