Brno National Theater Wins Two International Opera Awards
Athens, Greece – The Brno National Theater has achieved unprecedented international recognition, securing two awards at the International Opera Awards ceremony held in Greece. The theater was honored for its production of Janáček’s Káťa Kabanová and for its community engagement initiatives.
Established in 2012 by British benefactor Harry Hyman, the International Opera Awards are considered among the most prestigious in the opera world, often dubbed the “Opera Oscars.” The awards aim to raise awareness of opera, celebrate extraordinary performances, and nurture emerging talent through scholarships awarded by the Opera awards Foundation. This year’s awards recognize achievements across approximately twenty categories, encompassing singers, conductors, directors, opera houses, productions, recordings, festivals, and innovative programs.
The Brno National Theater’s winning production of Káťa Kabanová highlights the company’s artistic excellence, while the award for community engagement underscores its commitment to broadening access to opera and fostering a vibrant cultural landscape. The National Theater in Brno has experienced its most prosperous season in history, according to Novinky.cz.
More facts about the International Opera Awards can be found at www.operaawards.org.
