Sat 15/11 20:00
Řekni mi – Ridina Ahmedová, Milli Janatková, Antonia Nyass

An interactive performance for three voices and the audience.

Ridina Ahmedová, Milli Janatková a Antonia Nyass – three distinctive figures of the Czech music scene – use a cappella vocal improvisation to create a living sonic trace of stories shared by the audience. Bring a story you are willing to tell. Three voices will return it to you transformed into sound, rhythm, and melody. The result is a unique atmosphere filled with humor and emotional intensity. You will take home a composition created just for you! The Řekni mi project opens space for interactive communication with the audience. It encourages sharing, collective experience, and creative involvement, making the spectators an integral part of the performance.

Antonia Nyass is a founding member of the a cappella ensemble Yellow Sisters and a member of Noa, the improvisational theatre of Simona Babčáková based at Dejvické divadlo in Prague. She is the author of the performance Řeky a atmosférický sbor (Rivers and the Atmospheric Choir), co-created One Human Show, and leads original voice workshops.

Milli Janatková is the author of authentic interdisciplinary projects promoting respect for health, responsibility, and family as well as cultural history. Her work has received awards in the Czech Republic and abroad – including the LIT Talent Awards, The Independent Music Awards in New York, and the Classic Prague Awards. She has released four albums and, besides her visual art and improvisation, she focuses on singing, guitar, and percussion.

Ridina Ahmedová is a vocalist, performer, and author. In addition to her solo concerts, she forms the acclaimed duo HLASkontraBAS with Petr Tichý. Earlier in her career, she performed jazz and collaborated with numerous musicians such as Floex and Vladimir 518. Her original podcast project Sádlo (Fat) was nominated for the Czech Theatre DNA Award in 2021.

www.rekni-mi.cz

The event takes place as part of the Textconnexion 2025 project, supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the Pardubice Region, and the City of Pardubice.

Admission: 240 CZK (students and disability card holders 50% discount at the door)

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