Miloslav König (born 1984) is a Czech actor and singer-songwriter, a graduate of DAMU (Prague's Academy of Performing Arts). He is a core member of the Divadlo Na zábradlí theatre in Prague, where his portrayal of Michel Houellebecq in the production Veřejní nepřátelé earned him the Cena Thálie - the Czech theatre's top acting prize - in October 2024. Alongside his stage and film work (Úsvit, Zápisník alkoholičky), he records solo albums on which he plays all instruments himself, describing the style as "contemplative folk".
König participated in the audiobook project Hovory, which in April 2026 received the title Audiobook of the Year 2025 - the absolute winner of the Association of Audiobook Publishers competition.
As a member of the ensemble of performers, König took 1st place in the best dramatization category of the Audiobook of the Year 2024 competition for the audiobook Elity (Jiří Havelka, Audiotéka publishing house); the results were announced on April 24, 2025.
In November 2024, König released his fourth solo album Hedvábí on the Animal Music label; the premiere took place on November 7 on the stage of the Na zábradlí Theatre.
On October 5, 2024, König received the Thálie Award for best male acting performance in drama for the role of Michel Houellebecq in the production Public Enemies (Na zábradlí Theatre, directed by Jan Mikulášek).
A Czech comedy about a summer vacation gone awry when a family's trip to Italy ends up at a remote campground in the Czech countryside instead.
Divadlo Na zábradlí stages a dramatization of the second volume of Karl Ove Knausgaard's acclaimed Norwegian novel series. The play explores the protagonist's relationship with his wife Linda, examining intimacy, love, and the texture of everyday life.
