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Nomination for the 2024 Thalia Award
Soprano Lada Bočková received a nomination for this year’s Thalia Award for her title role in the opera The Cunning little Vixen at the Antonin Dvorak National Theater in Ostrava!
Soprano Lada Bočková received a nomination for this year’s Thalia Award for her title role in the opera The Cunning little Vixen at the Antonin Dvorak National Theater in Ostrava!
”The crown jewel is – of course! – Lada Bočková’s magical vixen. With her delightful soprano, she gives the poor animal gentleness, agility and sometimes wit and invites the audience to suffer, cry, love and laugh with the main role.
Together with the fox, played by Emilie Renard, she delights the audience at the end of the first half with a playful, romantic and gentle duet that has rarely been heard so beautifully on stage. Renard and Bočková create a touching tenderness for these two tragic characters and captivate even the last spectator.” Lena Schubert
In September, Lada will perform in the title role of The Cunning little Vixen in the new production of Clara Weyde under the baton of Anna Skryleva.
”Vixen was Lada Bočková. Beautiful, slim and ferocious, with a clear and radiant round soprano, she gave Bystrouška above all an animal joy in life, which she defends against everyone. As Bystrouška, she was certainly a great object for the choreographer, her movement creations were very “foxish” and naturally seductive.” Klasikaplus.cz
A song recital by soprano Lady Bočková will take place under the banner of the Czech Association for Chamber Music. The artist, who has successfully established herself on the Prague opera musical scene, will perform together with the “singing pianist” Ahmad Hedar in the Suk Hall of the Rudolfinum. The concert on April 16 is sold out.
On March 6 and 7, 2024, Lada will perform with the Prague Symphony Orchestra in the Municipal House. She will sing soprano solo in the fourth movement of Mahler’s 4th Symphony under the baton of Petr Altrichter. link
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