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"This space is filled with the most beautiful sounds - I feel it that way. I am glad that the Actors' Association has given me a little bit of a return to you, the actors, with this award," said Tomášová in 2009 when accepting the Thalia Award. Tomášová first appeared at the National Theatre in Prague in 1952 as Aňa in Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard. Together with Tříska, they played the title roles in one of the most famous Shakespearean producti…
Actress Marie Tomášová, winner of the Thalia Award for Lifetime Dramatic Mastery and wife of director Otomar Krejči, died this Sunday morning in Mělník at the age of 96.
Actress Marie Tomášová, winner of the Thalia Award for lifetime acting mastery and wife of director Otomar Krejča, died in Mělník at the age of 96 on Sunday morning. She created forty roles in the classical and modern repertoire at the Prague National Theatre. Jan Tříska was her frequent acting partner. ČTK was informed about this on Sunday by the National Theatre spokesman Tomáš Staněk.
Actress Marie Tomášová, winner of the Thalia Award for lifetime acting excellence and wife of director Otomar Krejča, died this morning in Mělník at the age of 96. She created forty roles in the classical and modern repertoire at the Prague National Theatre. Her frequent acting partner was Jan Tříska. ČTK was informed about this today by the spokesman for the National Theatre, Tomáš Staněk.
Prague - Actress Marie Tomášová, winner of the Thalia Award for lifetime acting mastery and wife of director Otomar Krejča, died this morning in Mělník at the age of 96. She created forty roles in the classical and modern repertoire at the Prague National Theatre. Her frequent acting partner was Jan Tříska. ČTK was informed about this today by the spokesman for the National Theatre, Tomáš Staněk.
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