Ondřej Gregor Brzobohatý

Ondřej Brzobohatý is a Czech actor, music composer and musician who became known by hosting the first year of the Czech Republic is looking for a SuperStar competition. Son of the well-known actor Radoslav Brzobohatý and actress Hana Gregorová. He learned to play the violin at an elementary art school, later graduated from the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory in the field of composition, piano and conducting.

He played in the group BŻhví, with which he released four albums. He contributed to the records of Sámer Issa, Dara Rolins, Hana Zagorová, Helena Vondráčková, Karel Gott or Helena Zeťová. Together with lyricist Petr Uličný, they created fifteen songs for Richard Müller's album called 55. In Horáček's lyric Kudykam he was in charge of the musical arrangements and dramaturgy of the songs. Together with Jiří Hubač and Pavel Vrba, he wrote the musical I, Francois Villon. He created the musical Cyrano with Slovak poet and librettist Ľubomír Feldek. In 2018, he composed the musical A legend named Holmes. He also became the author of film music, e.g. for the films Angel of the Lord 2, Osmy, Fear in the main role or the series Labyrinth.

He starred in the series Ulice and the series Gympl with (r)education limited, for which he also wrote the incidental music. He moderated the live broadcast of the Český Slavík poll three times in 2006, 2009 and 2012. He released the solo albums Identity and Universum. For concerts, he uses the sound of a symphony orchestra, which he used prominently in 2016 during the Symphonicum tour. In 2019, he prepared a concert called Rzobohatý & Friends, where his original compositions were performed across his entire career to date.