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Further reading Reslová, Marie. "Zábradlí after Lébl" (PDF). Czech Theatre 21 (Published by Theatre Institute Prague). 2005 (June): 11–16. ISSN 0862-9390. Archived from the original (PDF) on 21 July 2007. Retrieved 29 October 2009. Denemarková, Radka (2008). Smrt, nebudeš se báti aneb příběh Petra Lébla (in Czech) (1st ed.). Brno: Host. ISBN 978-80-7294-288-6. Smoláková, Vlasta; Tobiáš, Egon (1996). Dvořák, Jan (ed.). Fenomén Lébl aneb Nikdy nevíš, kdy zas budeš amatér (in Czech). Prague: Pražská scéna. ISBN 80-901671-6-0. Smoláková, Vlasta (2005). Dvořák, Jan (ed.). Fenomén Lébl II aneb Dobře se spolu bavit - s Pánembohem! (in Czech). Prague: Divadelní ústav, Pražská scéna. ISBN 80-7008-178-3.

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Petr Lébl (16 May 1965 – 12 December 1999) was a Czech theatre director, scenographer, actor, designer and artistic director of the Theatre on the Balustrade. Lébl is considered one of the most significant personalities of the 20th century Czech theatre.

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External links Magical Petr Lébl - Fresh Film Fest Staging works of director Petr Lébl (Abstract) Lébl's Ivanov - review at theatre.cz Petr Lébl se svými filmy vrátí do Divadla Na zábradlí - České noviny (in Czech) Každý čtvrtek se Petr Lébl vrací do Divadla Na zábradlí - Czech Television (in Czech) Na Zábradlí startuje retrospektiva televizního Lébla - Týden.cz (in Czech)

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Beginnings Lébl was born on 16 May 1965 in Prague. He devoted himself to theatre from an early age. At the age of 15 he became a member of the amateur theatre group DOPRAPO (the group was later renamed to Jak se vám jelo and JELO), with which he performed in his first play, Kolotoč splněných přání. He studied at high-school specializing in graphic arts, and later used his experience in this area on theatre stages. In 1982, as a high-school student, Lébl attempted to create scenic variations on the theme of the novel Slapstick by Kurt Vonnegut. The same year, he contacted Vonnegut by letter and received a reply. In 1985 Lébl adapted Slapstick as a theatre play. He directed the play and also performed in the lead role. Coincidentally, Vonnegut visited Prague at that time and attended the performance of Slapstick. According to the Czech translator of Slapstick, Jaroslav Kořán, Vonnegut was deeply impressed by the adaptation and wrote a dedication "to my sister Petr" to the Czech translation of the book. When Lébl asked him why he wrote "to my sister", Vonnegut answered that he already has one brother. Lébl's amateur theatre was reasonably popular in the…Citește mai mult

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From 1992 up to his death in 1999, Lébl worked as a theatre professional. His first professional theatre experience was a direction in the Theatre Labyrint (1992). A year later, in 1993, he became the artistic director of the Theatre on the Balustrade. He was 28. Lébl's first theatre direction in the Theatre on the Balustrade, The Maids by Jean Genet, won the second place for the best theatre production in the poll of Czech theatre critics. In 1994 he became a pedagogue at the Faculty of Theatre, although he never finished his studies there. In 1995 Lébl received the Czech theatre prize, Alfréd Radok Award, for the production of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov. He gradually became one of the leading personalities of Czech theatre and significantly influenced the face of the Theatre on the Balustrade. During his engagement in the theatre he directed twelve plays, designed stage decorations and programs, organized rehearsals, sometimes he even pasted playbills. His creative and original approach to theatre, absorbing influences from culture, literature, society or politics, repeatedly attracted the attention of theatre critics and public. Two years before his death, in 1997, he received his second Alfréd Radok Award, this time for…Citește mai mult