From childhood, she gravitated to her grandfather Miloš Nesvadb († 95). Thanks to him, she got to know the magic of theater and became an actress. She spoke most touchingly at her grandfather’s funeral. “Keep telling me like you told me. Talk to me, pray for me, nothing has changed, “said Annette Nesvadbová (28) warmly in the church last Thursday.
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It was Grandpa Miloš who brought her to the National Theater for the first time, of which he was a member for 60 years. “But not to the auditorium. He smuggled me into the portal so I could watch the actors prepare for the stage behind the scenes. I loved it, “she entrusted the daily Aha! Annette.
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He got to DAMU for the first time. “I couldn’t believe it until my sophomore year,” she said. After successful study, she went to the National Theater in Brno. “I felt that I needed to get to know another city, theater and other people,” she explained leaving for the Moravian metropolis. She stayed here for five years. He is currently rehearsing a performance of Nord-Ost at the Řeznická Theater in Prague, with its premiere on 28 September. Even television doesn’t turn its back on Annetta. She played the daughter of Ondřej Pavelka (64) in the series Bohéma and has now just finished the series ČT Hlava medúza, which she directs Filip Renč (54).
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Her family inspired her
And how much has her family influenced her in her life? “It simply came to my notice then. My grandfather went to the theater and painted, my grandmother is an artist, my uncle Michal filmed the Magic Nursery. My father Martin is still making up some fun and my mother is a former representative in gymnastics, they inspired me, “said Annette.
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Impressed Milos Nesvadba (91) at the funeral of Skořepová († 93):
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