Vida Neuwirthová

Vida Neuwirthová

Known For:Acting
Gender:Female
Birthday:1962-07-10
Place of Birth:Teplice, Czechoslovakia
Also Known As: Vida Skalská / Vida Skalská-Neuwirthová / Vida Skalská Neuwirthová /
Known For: Acting Gender: Female Birthday: 1962-07-10 More

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Vida Neuwirth, born Skalská, (* July 10, 1962 Teplice) is a Czech actress. Under the name maiden Bosan played the role of a princess in a fairy tale film: Three Veterans (1983). She was involved in the emergence of a Czech-German documentary about Jewish victims of the Second World War, which included members of her family, called "Rekviem" for those who survived. However, she has long been engaged in puppetry. Until 1999, she was a member of the Minor Theater in Prague, and directed in the Celetná Theater for the Kašpar Theater Association in 2001 and founded the Feigele Children's Theater in Prague's Jewish community since 1983. In addition, he is engaged in guided tours, which accompany tourists from the Jewish town of Prague or Terezín and occasionally moderate in the radio. For small readers she wrote books with rewritten biblical stories and Jewish legends. From Wikipedia (cs), the free encyclopedia
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Helga L-520
Documentary Animation
Piloti
Drama War
The Three Veterans
Family Fantasy Comedy
Kotva u přívozu
Comedy Drama TV Movie
  • name:Vida Neuwirthová
  • Known For:Acting
  • Gender:Female
  • Birthday:1962-07-10
  • Place of Birth:Teplice, Czechoslovakia
  • Also Known As: Vida Skalská · Vida Skalská-Neuwirthová · Vida Skalská Neuwirthová ·
  • Biography:Vida Neuwirth, born Skalská, (* July 10, 1962 Teplice) is a Czech actress. Under the name maiden Bosan played the role of a princess in a fairy tale film: Three Veterans (1983). She was involved in the emergence of a Czech-German documentary about Jewish victims of the Second World War, which included members of her family, called "Rekviem" for those who survived. However, she has long been engaged in puppetry. Until 1999, she was a member of the Minor Theater in Prague, and directed in the Celetná Theater for the Kašpar Theater Association in 2001 and founded the Feigele Children's Theater in Prague's Jewish community since 1983. In addition, he is engaged in guided tours, which accompany tourists from the Jewish town of Prague or Terezín and occasionally moderate in the radio. For small readers she wrote books with rewritten biblical stories and Jewish legends. From Wikipedia (cs), the free encyclopedia
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