Vladimír Javorský (born 1962 in Ostrava) is one of the leading figures of Czech theatre and film. After studying acting at JAMU in Brno he worked with the Husa na provázku theatre and the Činoherní klub before joining the National Theatre's drama ensemble in Prague in 1999. He won the Czech Lion award for best actor in 2012 for the film Poupata, and in 2004 attended the Academy Awards ceremony after starring in the Oscar-nominated short film Most. Alongside acting he also pursues music, playing saxophone, guitar and ukulele, and released his debut solo album Ještě je in 2022.
Javorský released the single Na kole from the upcoming album Bočemuni, which is scheduled to be released in November 2026.
After the album release in November, he is planning three concert premieres at the end of January and then a wider tour across the Czech Republic in the first half of the year.
At the beginning of 2026, Javorský announced the preparation of his second music project with the working title Bočemuni.
In February 2026, the premiere of the production Hermína took place at the Činoherní klub, in which Javorský performs.
In May 2026, the National Theatre at the Estates Theatre presented the premiere of Shakespeare's comedy Twelfth Night with Javorský in the cast.
A drama by Zdeněk Tyc exploring the relationship between a factory worker and his retired teacher father, both named Richard, living together in a prefab apartment.
Vladimír Javorský and Ondřej Kabrna perform original songs in a Baroque chapel during the 59th Slaný Jazz Days.
Vladimír Javorský and Bočemuni present their new album at an album release party in Ostrava.
A concert featuring Vladimír Javorský and his band performing at the Oskar Nedbal Theatre.
Czech musician Vladimír Javorský performs at the garden cafe in Červený Kostelec.
Czech film screening at Edison Filmhub cinema. Starts at 16:15.