The prize is awarded in the category of the best original play, radio drama, dramatic adaptation and translation of a play. We are trying to motivate and support young translators and authors in their new and original work. Thanks to the prize this work can be shown also outside the academic ground. Evald Schorm Awards have become a prestigious award thanks to which the doors to theatre and radio institutions open more easily for the awardees.
Main goals:
The main goal is to support and motivate aspiring authors and translators to persist in their activity. Thanks to EvaldSchorm Awards their works can be introduced to a wider theatre context, not just the academic one. Evald Schorm Awards (together with Alfred Radok Awards) have become a prestigious prize recognized not only in theCzechRepublic, but also abroad.
Plays awarded by Evald Schorm Award have already been achieved 40 productions (e.g. at the Moravian-Silesian National Theatre in Ostrava, Svandovo divadlo, Studio Ypsilon, A Studio Rubin, Mestske divadlo Zlin, Antoni Dvorak Theatre in Pribram) and nine of them have been broadcasted on the radio.
Recipients of Evald Schorm Awards:
Evald Schorm Award 2017 (awarded in 2018)
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Adam Skala, Kamila Krbcová (DAMU) for a play Žranice |
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Eliška Poláčková, Tomáš Weissar, Radek Černoch (FFMU) for the translation of the play Curculio aneb Darmojed written by Titus Maccius Plautus |
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3rd place: |
not awarded |
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Kateřina Volánková (FFMU) for a play Domeček za hranicí slušnosti Nataša Mikulová (DAMU) for a play Zrození Venuše Barbora Hančilová (DAMU) for a play Za dveřmi Kateřina Kykalová (DAMU) for the translation of the play Popelka (Cendrillon) written by Joël Pommerat |
Evald Schorm Award 2016 (awarded in 2017)
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Kateřina (Kasha) Jandáčková (DAMU) for a play Ve dne v noci |
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Kateřina Chromková and Eliška Pírková (FFMU) for the translation of the play za překlad hry A vydaly se ryby válčiti s člověkem (Y los peces salieron a combatir contra los hombres) written by Angélika Liddell |
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Oskar Bábek (DAMU) for the translation of the play Busted Jesus Comix written by David Johnston |
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Otto Kauppinen (JAMU) for the translation of the play To je ale nemilé (Harmin paikka) written by Maria Kilpi |
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Kateřina Volánková (FFMU) for a play (Ne)chtěná útěcha |
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Matěj Randár (JAMU) for a play Ochutnej Zlín (kabaret o stycích) |
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Adam Skala (DAMU) for a play Zářez |
Evald Schorm Award 2015 (awarded in 2016)
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Magdaléna Mikulová (FFUK) for a play Il Duetto |
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Petr Erbes (DAMU) for a radio play Pod plechovým nebem |
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Tomáš Kovanda (JAMU) for a play Projekt N.A.Ď.E.Ž.D.A. |
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Certificate of Merit: |
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Vojtěch Nejedlý (DAMU) for a play Pět švestek |
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Vanda Zaplatílková Hutařová (FFUK) for a play Sebestředná samota |
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Barbora Hančilová (DAMU) for a play malé závislosti |
Evald Schorm Award 2014 (awarded in 2015)
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Otto Kauppinen (JAMU) for the translation of the plays Harmonie (Harmonia) written by Mika Myllyaho and Hřiště written by Okko Leo |
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Kateřina Holá (DAMU) for the translation of the play Lungs written by Duncan Macmillan |
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Natálie Preslová (FFUK) for the play Plné ruce revoluce (co-author Janek Lesák) |
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Ivo Kristián Kubák (DAMU) for the theatre adaptation of 1913 (co-author Marie Nováková) |
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Šimon Peták (JAMU) for the play Hnízdo |
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Evald Schorm Award 2013 (awarded in 2014)
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Martin Sládeček (JAMU) for the theatre adaptation of the Thomas Mann´s Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull and the translation from German |
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Helena Kebrtová (DAMU) for the translation of five short plays Grand - Guignol |
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3rd place: |
Tereza Verecká (DAMU) for a play Kapři |
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Jan Krupa (JAMU) for the translation of the play Onysos zuřivec written by Laurent Gaudé |
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Matěj Randár (JAMU) for a plyůvodní hru Maturanti Pavol Seriš (JAMU) za původní hru Nezamestnaní |
Evald Schorm Award 2012 (awarded in 2013)
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Alžběta Štollová (Univerzita Helsinky) for the translation of a play Finnish Horse (Suomen hevonen) written by Sirkku Peltola Finský kůň | |
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Milan Šotek (DAMU) for a play Plejtvák Ervín Hodulík (FFMU) for a play Adam Jan Krupa (JAMU) for the translation of the play Maličká v hlubokém lese (La Petite dans la foret profonde) written by Philippe Minyana |
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Pavel Bušta (FFUK) for a play expres praharadotín Otto Kauppinen (JAMU) for the translation of the plays Ke slunečnicím připodobněná (Nainen joka rinnastui auringonkukkiin) written by Jussi Moila and Panika (Paniikki) written by Mika Myllyaho |
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Certificate of Merit: |
Natálie Preslová (FFUK) for the translation of the play Je to prdel, ne? written by Sylvain Levey |
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ŠimonPeták (JAMU) for a play faust |
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Evald Schorm Award 2011 (awarded in 2012)
1st place: | Anna Saavedra (JAMU, Brno) for a play Kuracky a spasitelky (Smokesrs and Saviours) |
2nd place: | Ervín Hodulík (FF MU, Brno) for a play Absurdistán (Absurdistan) |
Milan Šotek (DAMU, Praha) for the plays Nový bleší cirkus (New Flea Circus) and Tajemství Žlutého hřbetu (The Secret of A Yellow Spine) | |
3rd place: | Braňo Holiček (DAMU, Praha) for a play iJá (iMe) |
Tereza Verecká (DAMU, Praha) for a play Íjób (Ijob) | |
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Jan Krupa(JAMU, Brno) for the translation of a play Volcan (Volcano) written by Phillipe Minyana | |
Tereza Březinová (FF UK, Praha) za původní hru Defender | |
Hana Lehečková (DAMU, Praha) za původní hru V(Ý)CHOD (E(ntry)xit) |
There were 19 nominated authors with 20 texts in total.
Evald Schorm Award 2010 (awarded in 2011)
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2nd place: | not awarded |
3rd place: | Tereza Kratochvílová (JAMU, Brno) for a radio play Cestička ze školy (On the Way from School) |
Petr Maška (JAMU, Brno) for a radio play Julia mlčí | |
Anna Saavedra (JAMU, Brno) for a play Dům U sedmi švábů |
There were 14 nominated authors. These two more got to the final.
Ondřej Šulc (DAMU, Praha) for a play Deadalos aneb Podivuhodný let
Michaela Žemlová (FFUK, Praha) for a play Ruty šuty les je krutý
Evald Schorm Award 2009 (awarded in 2010)
1st place: | Helena Eliášová (DAMU, Praha) for a play Hustler4U and for a radio play Pátek o desáté (Friday at 10pm) |
2nd place: | Jekaterina Gazukina (FFUK, Praha) for the translation of a play Anna written by Jurij Klavdijev |
3rd place: | Braňo Holiček (DAMU, Praha) for a play Tmavomodrý svět |
Janka Schmiedtová (JAMU, Brno) for a play Fridy |
There were 16 nominated authors. These four more got to the final:
Ivan Jurečka (JAMU, Brno) for a play Oběť
Pavel Ondruch a Zdeněk Janál (DAMU, Praha) for the adaptation of the Vladislav Vančura´s novel Markéta, dcera Lazarova
Petr František Maška (JAMU, Brno) for a play Žároviště
Evald Schorm Award 2008 (awarded in 2009)
1st place: Kateřina Bohadlová (FFUK, Praha) for the translation of a play Onehand Jack written by Stefano Benni
There were 10 nominated authors. These two more got to the final:
Braňo Holiček (KALD DAMU, Praha) for a play Meeting Point
Milan Šotek (KČD DAMU, Praha) for a play Borůvčí
Evald Schorm Award 2007 (awarded in 2008)
1st place: Petr Kolečko (DAMU, Praha) for a play Láska vole
There were 24 nominated authors with 25 texts in total. These five more got to the final:
Kateřina Bohadlová (FF UK, Praha) for the translation of a play Raskolnikov written by Leo Birinski
Lucie Málková, Jan Tošovský (KČD DAMU, Praha) for a musical play U štěstí dam
Petr František Maška (JAMU, Brno) for a play Lešení and aradio play Traťoliště
Kateřina Vašků (JAMU, Brno) for a radio play Princ Parara (Prince Parara)
Evald Schorm Award 2006 (awarded in 2007)
1st place: Magdalena Frydrychová (KČD DAMU, Praha) for a play Dorotka and a radio play Hřiště
There were 19 nominated authors with 20 texts in total. These four more got to the final:
Petr František Maška (JAMU, Brno) for a play Blbouni
Veronika Musilová a Vojtěch Bárta (KČD DAMU, Praha) for a play Plathová je darebák
Daniel Špinar (KČD DAMU, Praha) for the stage adaptation of The Brothers Karamazov
Evald Schorm Award 2005 (awarded in 2006)
1st place: Radmila Adamová (FFMU, Brno) for a play Holky Elky (The Elle Girls)
Barbora Vaculová (JAMU, Brno) for a play Žumpa (The Sump)