Hall of Fame
Thálie Prizes
- 2020 - Petr Štěpán for the role of The Devil in the drama Paradise lost
- 2014 - Michal Isteník for the role of Čičikov in the drama Dead souls
- 2012 – Hana Holišová for the role of Joan in the musical Pope Joan
- 2011 – Dušan Vitázek a second time! for his double role in the musical Jekyll and Hyde
- 2009 – Petr Gazdík for the role of Jean Valjean in the musical Les Misérables
- 2008 – Erik Pardus for the role of Czar Paul I in the drama Death of Paul I
- 2007 – Petr Štěpán for the role of Darryl van Horne in the musical The Witches of Eastwick
- 2006 – Radka Coufalová for the role of the Narrator in the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
- 2004 – Dušan Vitázek for the role of Berger in the musical Hair
- 1999 – Markéta Sedláčková for the role of Líza Ďulínková (Eliza Doolittle) in the musical My Fair Lady (from the Vegetable Market)
- 1999 – Alena Antalová - Prize: best young drama actor aged 33 or below
- 1998 – Petra Jungmanová for the role of Harry in the musical Babylon
- 1995 – Zdena Herfortová for the role of Elizabeth I in the drama Alžběta Anglická (Elizabeth of England)
Nominations for the Thálie Prize
- Markéta Sedláčková for the role of Donna Sheridan in the musical Mamma Mia!
- Daniel Rymeš for the role Chaplin in the musical Chaplin
- Zdena Herfortová for the role of Oda Mae in the musical GHOST
- Johana Gazdíková for the role of Mary Poppins
- Jana Musilová for the role of Widow Corney in the musical Oliver!
- Helena Dvořáková for the role of Julie in the production Devotion to the Cross
- Jitka Čvančarová – first for the role of Sandra in the musical Svět plný andělů (World of Angels), and second in 2008 for the role of Sukie in the musical The Witches of Eastwick
- Markéta Sedláčková – for the role of Jeanie in the musical Hair (wider nomination)
- Zdeněk Junák – for the role of Abram Beer in the musical Koločava
- Martin Havelka for the role of Truffaldino in the comedy Servant of Two Masters
- Rudolf Krátký for the role of Woland in the drama The Master and Margarita
- Roman Vojtek for the role of Tony in the musical West Side Story
- Zdena Herfortová for the role of the lady landowner Gurmyžská in the drama Les (The Forest)
- Jan Apolenář first for playing the role of Puck in the musical Midsummer Nights’ Dreams and second for the role of Fagin in the musical Oliver!
Alfréd Radok Awards
- 2012 – nomination of Svetlana Janotová for the lead role of Alex Owens in the musical Flashdance (the very first ever nomination of an actress from a musical production!)
- 2011 – Martin Havelka for the role of Leoš Janáček in the Goose on a String Theatre production Leoš or the Most Faithfully Yours, Michal Isteník was Talent of the Year (with regard to his role at the Buranteatr)
- 2007 – Hana Burešová for the production Death of Paul I in the category Production of the Year, Erik Pardus for the lead role in the production Death of Paul I, and Vladimír Franz for the music for that production
- 2006 – Vladimír Franz for the music for the production Amfitryon and Petr Kofroň for the music for the musical The Magic Flute
- 2001 – Petr Ulrych for the music for the musical ballad Koločava
- 1998 – 3rd place for Brno City Theatre in the category Theatre of the Year
- 1996 – 2nd place for Brno City Theatre in the category Theatre of the Year
Other awards
Zdena Herfortová - František Filipovský Award for dubbing for longlife mastering - September 2020
Martin Havelka - Těšínský anděl (Těšín Angel) - Best Actor award in the comedy What´s in a Name at the Festival of Moravian and Silesian Theatres 2019 in Český Těšín
Alena Antalová - Těšínský anděl (Těšín Angel) - Best Actress award for the comedy What´s in a Name at the Festival of Moravian and Silesian Theatres 2019 in Český Těšín
Production The Eights - The main Zlomená závora (Broken Barrier) award at the Bez hranic (Without Borders) International Theatre Festival in Český Těšín
Ivana Vaňková - František Filipovský Award for dubbing for the film Mary Poppins
Comedy Press Space to Continue - Expert Jury Award, Hana Burešová won the Best Director award and Petr Štěpán the Best Actor award - GRAND Festival of Laughter, Pardubice 2018
Comedy What´s in a Name - Student Jury Award and Spectators´ Comedy Award 2015 - GRAND Festival of Laughter, Pardubice
Alena Antalová - Best Actress of the Festival - GRAND Festival of Laughter, Pardubice – for the role of Elisabeth Garaurd - Larchet in the comedy What´s in a Name
Petr Štěpán - nomination in the Best Actor category for the main role in the production The Last Cyclist by the director Jiří Svoboda at the Golden Nymph Awards international television festival in Monte Carlo, which takes place under the patronage of Duke Albert II - June 2014
What´s in a name - GRAND Festival of laughter in Pardubice - Jury´s prize and Best comedy of spectators 2015.
Alena Antalová - 1st place in the category Best Female Acting Performance in the GRAND Festival of laughter in Pardubice for the role of Elisabeth Garaurd - Larchet in comedy What´s in a name.
Petr Hloušek – in June 2014 this Brno City Theatre scenographer was awarded a Gríman Icelandic Performing Arts Award for the set for the production The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, in August 2014 he then contributed to the creation of the set for the Icelandic production Revolution in the Elbow of Ragnarr Agnarsson Furniture Painter on Broadway.
Petr Gazdík - Czech Theatre Award for Feat of the Year 2012 for directing the musical Little Shop of Horrors.
Stanislav Moša obtained the Divadelní noviny Prize in 2010 for his work directing the musical Spring Awakening, and in 2007 was given the Borštnik Award for Aesthetic Breakthrough at the famous Borštnik Theatre Festival in Maribor, Slovenia, for his direction of the musical Cabaret.
Erik Pardus gained the 2007 Czech Theatre Award for his exceptional acting performance in Miterrer’s drama In the Lion’s Den, where he played the role of Arthur Kirsch.
In 2004 Brno City Theatre’s new Music Theatre building gained first place in the competition for the best building in the South Moravian Region, and was also Building of the Year 2004. It also gained an honourable mention in the TOP INVEST Best Investment of the Year competition.
In 1997 Brno City Theatre received the City of Brno Prize in the Dramatic Arts category for its significant contribution to the dramatic arts.
The musical Midsummer Nights’ Dreams by the authors Stanislav Moša and Zdeněk Merta was named “Production of the Year” by the Czech Literary Fund in 1991.
Brno City Theatre artists regularly place highly in the TOP 100 Brno Personalities opinion poll (e.g. Stanislav Moša, Jef Kratochvil, Zdena Herfortová, Alena Antalová, Petr Gazdík, Zdeněk Junák). Brno City Theatre itself as an institution also places highly in this survey.
The results of the survey held by the i-divadlo.cz portal
Brno City Theatre won 1st place in the category Favourite Theatre of the Year in the years 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2016.
2018
Imagine this… - 1st prize in the category Most Popular Production of 2018
Viktória Matušovová - 1st prize in the Most Popular Actress category
Ladislav Kolář - Anniversary Award: Bard of the Musical Theatre
2017
Bítls -1st prize in the category Best Production of the Year 2017
Svetlana Janotová - 4th place in the Best Female Actress category for the role of Dora Idesová in the drama Goddesses of Žítková
2016
Michal Isteník - 3rd place in the Best Actor category for his performance in the role of Oblomov (Oblomov, Theatre in Dlouhá Street)
Shakespeare in Love - 8th place in the Best Production category
2014
Michal Isteník - 2nd place in the Best Male Actor category for the role of Chichikov in the dramatization of Dostoyevsky´s novel Dead Souls
GHOST - 4th place in the Production of the Year category
Stanislav Moša - 4th place in the Theatre Personality category
Svetlana Janotová - 6th place in the Best Actress category in the role of Molly in the musical GHOST
2013
Flashdance - 2nd place in the category Best Production of the Year
Svetlana Janotová - 1st place in the category Best Female Acting Performance for the role of Alex Owens in the musical Flashdance
2012
Papežka –1st place in the category Best Performance of the Year, Aleš Slanina – 2nd place in the category Best Male Acting Performance for the role of Mickey in the musical Blood Brothers, Hana Holišová – 2nd place in the category Best Female Acting Performance for the role of Joan in the musical Pope Joan
2011
Jekkyl a Hyde – 2nd place in the category Best Performance of the Year, Dušan Vitázek – 1st place in the category Best Male Acting Performance for the double role of Dr. Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde
2010
Mary Poppins – 1st place in the category Best Production of the Year, Alena Antalová - 3rd place in the same category for the role of Dolly Levi in the musical Hello, Dolly!, Dušan Vitázek - 1st place in the category Best Male Acting Performance for the role of Bert in the musical Mary Poppins, Christoph Weyers and David Kachlíř – 1st place in the category Other Artistic Feat for the set and light design for the production Jekyll and Hyde
2009
Les Misérables (Bídníci) - 1st place in the category Best Performance of the Year, Mozart ! - 2nd place in the category Best Performance of the Year, Hana Holišová – 3rd place in the category Best Female Acting Performance for the role of Eva Perón in the musical Evita, Aleš Slanina - 1st place in the category Best Male Acting Performance for the role of W.A. Mozart in the musical Mozart!, Milan Němec - 2nd place in the category Best Male Acting Performance for the role of the Stepmother in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Petr Gazdík - 3rd place in the category Best Male Acting Performance for the role of Jean Valjean in the musical Les Misérables, Andrea Kučerová – 1st place in the category Other Artistic Feat for the costumes for the production Japery According to Aristophanes.
