Martin Dvořák (born 23 January 1979 in Brno) is a Czech dancer, choreographer, director and teacher. He trained at the Brno Dance Conservatory (1997) and completed a master's degree in Movement Research at Anton Bruckner Privat Universität in Linz (2013), having previously danced as a soloist at Volksoper Wien, Ballett Bern and Landestheater Linz. Since 2004 he has led the international ProART workshop festival, and since 2005 the ProART Company ensemble, whose work centres on multidisciplinary productions about figures from Czech cultural history - weaving together dance, movement, music and text.
The production 'I, Plisecká' continues its repeat performances - in June 2026 it will be presented in Nový Bydžov.
Dvořák presented a new production 'Echoes of Birds' with a premiere on December 8, 2025.
The premiere of the dance production 'I, Plisecká' - a documentary for the 100th anniversary of Maya Plisecká's birth - took place on June 6, 2025 in Brno.
Critic Jaroslav Tuček called Dvořák's microrevue 'Dark Blue Hedgehog' a masterpiece and the actors' performances worthy of high praise.
Czech Television (Events in the Regions) dedicated a report to the production 'Dark Blue Hedgehog' and highlighted Dvořák's choreography as inventive and imaginative.
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The four-day ProART Festival 2026 in Prague offers a programme dedicated to caring for the soul through art, movement, voice, and word. A full pass provides access to all evening programmes.
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A multi-genre festival in Moravský Krumlov celebrating art, culture, and entertainment for all ages.
A dance and music project combining Janáček's Sinfonietta with choreography by Martin Dvořák and original compositions by Patrik Kee. An intimate performance for up to one hundred spectators in the distinctive Vodojemy water towers.
A poetic theatrical production exploring the lives and work of poet Bohuslav Reynek and poetess Suzanne Renaud, performed in the unique space of Villa Primavesi. The show blends drama, dance, music, and visual art.
A poetic theatrical production celebrating the centenary of the 1923 meeting between poet Bohuslav Reynek and poetess Suzanne Renaud, blending drama, poetry, dance, and visual art.