Radka Fišarová

Radka Fišarová is a chansonnier, the "Czech Edith Piaf" and a musical singer.

She started singing at the age of five in the Bambini di Praga choir. She graduated from the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory in Prague, majoring in singing and musical theatre. For several years she was involved in folk and country music with her own group Auris. However, already during her studies she entered the musical scene, where she still performs today.

Her major musical roles include Evita at the Spiral Theatre, Lucrezia Borgia at the National Theatre in Prague, and she has long collaborated on the Broadway stage (Cleopatra, The Three Musketeers, etc.) At the Studio Dva Theatre, her home concert venue in Prague, she performs a chamber recital Edith Piaf's Song – I Regret Nothing with her quintet, as well as at the Divice Fortress. She regularly collaborates with a number of Czech and foreign symphony orchestras. She is a mentor of the MenART Scholarship Academy.

Her life role is clearly the French legend Edith Piaf, with whom she is connected thanks to her performance in Edith – the sparrow from the suburbs, from the work of composer Petr Malásek and choreographer Libor Vaculík, thanks to which she earned the name "Czech Edith Piaf".