With the help of good people, her life took a turn for the better. Today, actress Elena Podzámska (54) is like a changed person! For the last few weeks, the artist has been intensively preparing for an extraordinary evening that will launch her back into Slovak show business. On Saturday, June 13, after years, she appeared on the boards of the Slovak National Theater in Bratislava. revealed what this spectacular return meant to her.
“Júj, I’m looking forward to you, Bratiska. 13.6. in SND,” she wrote the day before Podzámsk’s performance on Instagram. This was followed by many reactions from fans who sent her hearts and encouraging comments. “Finally in the right place,” wrote Peter. “Eni, I firmly believe that you have defeated all the demons. I wish you all the best,” wrote another. “How AMAZING and beautiful you are, Ms. Eňa… I wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart,” Veronika told her.
In the ballet-drama performance Night Rehearsal, Podzámska has been performing in the main role since January. The actress appreciates this opportunity immensely. “In the last part of filming In the Seventh Heaven, I received the most precious gift. I got faith. Faith in me, love, human love and hope, hope for me as an actress. This gift was given to me by the CEO of ND Košice Ondrej Šoth,” stated for . A few months ago, the actress also appeared in a yoga show with her husband Jaroslav and admitted her problems. But she got a helping hand.
The night rehearsal is a combination of dance, music and words. “There are four actors and the entire troupe of the Košice State Ballet. I think that together we have created a work that will appeal to the viewer, get excited by the beauty of movement, make them laugh, but also make them think.” she added to the show that visited the capital.
She hasn’t played on stage in Bratislava for a long time, but that didn’t deter her before the show on Saturday. “My feelings are fantastic. I have very good memories, because I was a guest at the National Theater. I had a lot of performances, so I feel not completely like a stranger here. I recognize all these things, corridors, changing rooms. I have respect, of course, because we are the absolute theater unit in Slovakia. At the same time, I am very happy because many of my friends and family will come to see me,” she said in an interview with TV JOJ.
She likes to remember the production Even horses shoot, directed by Martin Huba. Táňa Pauhofová, Tomáš Maštalír, Zuzka Fialová, Peťa Vajdová and Podzámska, which is now starting a completely new life chapter. With the support of her husband, the audience and many artists.
