Masters at the Castle: Kostka – Töpfer – Satoranský

Name: Masters at the Castle: Kostka – Töpfer – Satoranský
Start: 2026-08-13T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-13T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Zámek Děčín

took place · 13 Aug 2026

Děčín Castle, Děčín

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Description was written before the event

The talk show "Masters at the Castle" brings three legends of Czech theatre and film to one stage: Petr Kostka, Tomáš Töpfer, and Jaroslav Satoranský.

This is the first time this trio has appeared together. The evening takes place under the open sky in the southern gardens of Děčín Castle, featuring memories, theatrical anecdotes, and personal insights from the guests.

About: Petr Kostka

One of the longest-active Czech actors, Petr Kostka has been on stage for over six decades and comes from a theatrical lineage stretching back to the 19th century. TV audiences recognise him as Chief Constable Šiktanc from Četnické humoresky, while theatre-goers have followed his work across Prague's intimate stages.

Thalia Awards total

age (born 1938)

300+

reprises of the production Mr. Halpern and Mr. Johnson (Ungelt Theatre)

167

dubbing productions (1961-2011)

What's new

2026-06
Petr Kostka celebrated his 88th birthday on June 11, 2026; Czech media recalled his famous roles in films and television series.
2026-06
The portal i-divadlo.cz lists Kostka as an active actor performing at the Ungelt Theatre, Studio DVA, and the Kalich Chamber Theatre.
2025-10
Kostka, together with his wife Carmen Mayerovou, performed the comedy Oscar pro Emily at the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the Slovácké Theatre in Uherské Hradiště.

Tracks

Četnické humoreskyČT television series (1997-2003), role of senior guard Šiktance; repeatedly rebroadcast on ČT1

Vyšší principfilm by Jiří Krejčík (1960), which made Kostka famous with critics and audiences

Zítra vstanu a opařím se čajemcult sci-fi comedy (1977), Kostka in dual role of Karel and Jan Burešovi

Pan Halpern a pan Johnsontheatrical production of Ungelt Theatre (from 2014), over 300 performances with František Němec

Smíšené (po)citytheatrical play, role of Herman - for which Kostka received the Thálie Prize 2003

Masters at the Castle: Kostka – Töpfer – Satoranský

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