Nadčasové povídky psané v kavárně Slavia – Schmiedberger Miloš (2021)

The Semafor Theatre was founded in 1959 and throughout its history has welcomed countless significant figures of Czech cultural life: Jiří Šlitr, Jiří Grossmann, Miloslav Šimek, Waldemar Matuška, Miroslav Horníček, Eva Pilarová, Karel Gott, Miloš Kopecký, František Filipovský, Karel Černoch, Ladislav Štaidl, Jiří Krampol, Josef Dvořák, and the legendary director Ján Roháč. There have been many actors, many plays – and who would have guessed that, for example, Kytice would be reprised up to six hundred times? The book Timeless Stories Written in Café Slavia is published in honor of the masterful artistry of Miloslav Šimek and Jiří Krampol, who entertained audiences at the Semafor Theatre, craving intelligent and friendly humor. It recalls the golden era when both would sit at their favorite table in Café Slavia and begin to weave stories and ideas for future theatrical sketches. Last but not least, it includes remarkable stories such as 'How I Searched for a Wife', 'How I Ruined My Life', 'Once You're Down, Once You're Up', 'How My Brother Took Me to a Strip Club', 'How My Boss Took a Liking to Me', and many more.