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Jozef Bednárik - the start of his artistic way and Z-theatre Zeleneč
Brtnická, Dagmar ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Klíma, Miloslav (referee)
Jozef Bednárik is one of the most famous people working on the czechoslovaque theatre. His talent and his knowledges in many kinds of arts (dramaturgie, acting, directing, painting and scénographie, music) are conected in the ideal way to make the synthetic theatre, which is a big enrichment for the czechoslovaque and international theatre. The important part in the complex result of his work are his quality in management about which nobody was speaking before. An interest in arts and organising things were already shown in his childhood. The first complex artistic expression involving his dramaturgic, scenographic, directing and managing work in one person become a milestone in a development of the theatre in Czechoslovakia. The nonprofesional theatre company from the vilage Zeleneč by Trnava toured under the leadership of him many places around the world. His work helped to blurred artificial boundaries between profesional and nonprofesional theatre. He was working in nonprofesional conditions in 1974-1987 and it was similar as czech theatre-studios. My thesis focused a period from the begining of his work untill the year 1991, when he leaves a stabil work in the theatre and starts his independent work.
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LIFE CULTURE PERFORMANCE PRODUCTION
Mudruňková, Ludmila ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Šesták, Jiří (referee)
Graduation thesis themed ?Life culture performance production within the space of manor quarters? by its alignment and objectives freely link to previous bachelor thesis written under the name Ludmila Pešková in 2007, which was devoted to culture life of the countryside and country communities. Within the production point of view, an environment of the castles and chateaus embody different parameters of the successful organizational action than manor houses and commons. Understanding of the large difference between the characters of the life culture performance intended for natural countryside environment or thoroughbred environment of the manor quarters, needs long-term study of the theoretical materials and articulation with the outcomes of the field researches.
Submitted text opens many important themes which cover monument preservation, national culture politics, private ownership and existence or absence of culture-economic-power elites and their cultural responsibility in face of wide society. Text is divided into the four parts. The first one ?Reasoning and reflection? defines basic terminology; following part ?Historical background of the culture life on castles and chateaus? brings the outcomes of studies of the theoretical materials and academic essays aimed on history in relation to art and culture. Third part analyzes today?s situation of the life culture performance production on castles and chateaus and exemplifies the analysis by many examples. The closing part of the text offers overall outcomes of the research summarized into the small vademecum. It indicates specific directions and rules of life culture performance production, which are beneficial for our historical monuments, and which productions in manor quarters might be followed by success.
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LITOMĚŘICKO - NEW CULTURE AGGLOMERATION
Čičo Kulifay, Zuzana ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Köpplová, Barbara (referee)
The aim of my graduation thesis was to create a cultural vision based on urban
development of Litoměřice ? Terezín ? Lovosice towns (agglomeration L-T-L).
The potential of surveyed area of Litoměřice region was based in broad range of
rich historical, cultural, knowledge and spiritual traditions. One of possible
solutions how to animate this region and how to re-use many brownfields, was
orientation on combining cultural industry with tourism. The Litoměrice region is
a crossroad of international routes which are binding middle Europe with areas
near the Northern sea. There is a motorway and important railway corridor as
well, and the river Elbe is floatable from the junction with the river Vltava close
to the Mělník town, up to the outing in Hamburg. The tourism attraction of this
area is based on this fact as well and becomes a serious measuring criteria for
competing environment.
A formulation and imagination of future suppose a definition of complex views on
historical base as well as on present situation at the same time. Future planning
could be worthless and unfair without precise analysis, which is very detailed at
some points. Litoměřice region was a mixture of various nations, such as Czechs,
Germans and Jews, for hundreds of years, with their own habits and traditions,
which were influencing each other by nature. The major part of this graduation
thesis comprise the cultural fund of this area. Special respect is given to a
landscape context of the region as well, also called a ?Czech Orchard?, where the
river Elbe flows through the canyon of Czech Highlands. Five thematically divided
chapters comprises a set of culturally-economically glossary. In the end I
suggest a series of concrete projects for new usage of brownfields with respect to
the distance in between locations and everyday inhabitants migration. The
aglomeration L-T-L should get back his own regional importance in near future
and should become an important and visible cultural destination, by not only
national but european context consideration, in decades.
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CHILDREN FOR CHILDREN, STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS
Šilarová, Linda ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Pecháček, Zdeněk (referee)
Children's theater studio and its fifteen years history of eye production. The aim of this work is conceptual theater studio and educational work with children, provided through the operation theater. The creation of a positive effect on their personality, teaches them responsibility and respect for the work. To facilitate the making and to understand it, I split the topic into historical stages, which I evaluate at the end of the production aspects: audience, product, finance, distribution and promotion.
This work is particularly appropriate as a supplementary study material for students of educational and dramatists, as well as all others who are interested look under the lid of child theater for children.
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THE MeetFACTORY - DREAMWORKS AT SMÍCHOV...
Gondová, Veronika ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Sulženko, Jiří (referee)
This bachelor thesis called MeetFACTORY - DREAMWORKS AT SMÍCHOV? is aimed to describe the foundation, history, current situation and reflection of further development of this Prague cultural center. The art factory concept is introduced by presentation of the phenomenon of independent cultural centers in general and mapping its development in the Czech Republic and abroad. The next part introduces artist David Černý who stands behind the whole MeetFactory idea. The thesis is describing the birth of the idea, formation of its concept, creation and sequential crash of the first attempt to run this cultural center, stagnancy of this project and its resurrection in a new venue, location with different characteristics. The thesis also describes the first season of the cultural center and recapitulates the results of its activity. Furthermore, it compares MeetFactory with other recently opened subjects at Prague cultural scene, that are similar in organization and program contents with the MeetFactory vision. At the end there is a proposal of steps leading to the appropriate transformation of this center, that would reflect expected urban development of the location and which would also follow market trends and cultural preferences of the society.
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Theater and its Audience
Kolenová, Bohdana ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Svobodová, Doubravka (advisor) ; Pittermann, Jiří (referee)
The inception of the work defines used notions in connection with theatre-goers (public, mass public and theatre, audience, onlooker). The following chapters are devoted to onlookers educational programs, theatre-goers club, and are supplied with examples from history and present of Prague theatres as well. The pivotal part of the work brings universal view at audience development. It describes possible motives and even barriers of theatre visit rate, segmentation of onlookers, and concrete instruments how to evolve the relation between theatre ? onlooker. The semifinal chapter describes Prague theatre-goer scope. At the end there is shown the problem of Divadlo Na Zábradlí theatre-goers. The whole work is completed with statistic dates and results of research ?Theatre onTV?, whereof was used eight questions of the authoress of this work.
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The Phenomenon of Stodolni Street
Podolská, Dominika ; Dvořák, Jan (advisor) ; Olmová-Jarnotová, Alice (referee)
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The aim of my bachelor work ?The Phenomenon of The Stodolni Street in Ostrava? is to describe the creation and development of the very high concentration of clubs, pubs, bars and restaurants, which, in a very short period of time, has produced the untypical and fascinating location known as the Stodolni Street phenomenon. My work has gathered information from a variety of sources to throw light on the history of the city boroughs of Moravska Ostrava and Privoz; with emphasis on the location of Stodolni Street and its primary neighborhood.
This work has also attempted to catch the mood and the atmosphere of the earliest evolution of the ?café? culture and hospitality in that area, but not forgetting the reality of the coal-mining history of Ostrava town and the region in general; which had a fundamental impact on it economic and cultural development. The work is focusing on both the history and also the current situation in local theatre, and in cultural life in general and also takes into account the tourist trade in the region. Work is trying to find out whether and when the creation of the cultural/club scene was of benefit to the local community and also to establish the reasons for gradual breakdown of Stodolni Street. In my work I could not forget mentioning other associated phenomena of this untypical location: the security, political influence, the attitude of the local politicians in regards to this phenomenon and even the practical-joke political campaigns - all these, I feel, are necessary elements of Stodolni Street.
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