Not long ago, the actor Štefan Skrúcaný made a stir with his words about water culture. She also spoke for the website actress Eva Pavlíková. Pavlíková was born on September 17, 1960 in Košice. From childhood she went to ballet, played the piano, sang. She performed at the age of ten in the production of Carmen at the State Theater Opera in Košice.
She gained her first theater experience at the Small Theater Studio in Košice. After finishing school in 1983, she joined the acting troupe of the Andrej Bagar Theater in Nitra. In addition to theater acting, he successfully works in radio, film, television and dubbing. His daughter Katarína “Katarzia” Kubošiová, who is a singer, also has artistic talent.
At the beginning of the interview, the actress gave a general assessment of what is happening in our culture from her point of view. “It is difficult to find words for what we are currently experiencing in culture. Today it is not easy at all and I would call it really sad times for our culture. We know that a huge number of cultural centers did not receive contributions. Many festivals either end completely or wait until the last minute in desperation to see if they will receive the grant in order to be able to take place at all“, she spoke about the alarming event.
People often comment that artists shouldn’t comment on politics, that they have a lot of money anyway. What does a well-known Slovak woman say about that?
“People don’t really know the difficulty of our profession at all. Like me, I won’t allow myself to say anything disparaging about what they do at the waist, because it’s also work, and it’s also hard work, just like saleswomen in stores are hard work. Working with people in general is difficult. Doctors, teachers, every profession has its own difficulty and requires people who know how to do it. And I would never allow myself to dishonor someone that what…your work is nothing, but what I do is great.” the actress declared for .
