Born in 1977. Between 1996 and 2001 he studied musicology at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University in Prague. In 2000–2002 he worked as a dramaturge of the Prague State Opera, 2002–2007 as a dramaturge of the National Theater Opera in Prague, 2007–2008 at the Václav Havel Library, in parallel in 2007–2011 in the Documentation Center of the Prague State Opera, 2008–2011 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, 2011 dramaturge of the Prague State Opera, 2012–2013 chief dramaturge - head of the creative department of the National Theater Opera, 2013–2014 dramaturge of the National Theater Opera Brno. Since 2013 he has been the dramaturgist of the opera povera and editor of the Prague Symphony Orchestra. m. Prahy FOK. In 1999–2013 he worked as an editor with the Smetana's Litomyšl International Opera Festival, in 2010–2011 with the Dvořák Prague International Music Festival and in 2011–2013 with the Czech Philharmonic. At the Prague State Opera he started publishing and worked as editor of the publications Richard Wagner: Opera and Drama; Richard Wagner: The Ring of Nibelung; Dorota Gremlicová: Dance Art on the Stages of the New German Theater in Prague (1888–1938), was editor of Tomáš Vrbka's books The Prague State Opera - Theater History in Pictures and Dates. Opera 1888–2002 and Prague State Opera - Theater History in Pictures and Dates. Operetta & Ballet 1888–2008. As an editor he directed the National Theater Opera Library (10 volumes published), where he published his publication The Opera Works of Rudolf Karel, as a co-author he participated in publications Richard Wagner and Czech Culture; Daniel Dvořák & Jiří Nekvasil and their theater; Ladislav Stros - My Journey Through Opera. In the edition of the National Library of the National Theater, he also published the Proceedings Music Theater as a Challenge. An interdisciplinary study (ed. Helena Spurná), initiated the Czech edition of Wagner's texts on his tetralogy: Richard Wagner and The Ring of Nibelung. As a regular collaborator of the Arts Institute - Theater Institute, he is the author of entries and editor of the Czech Theater Encyclopedia - 19th Century Music Theater, the author of entries for music for the Great General Encyclopedia Diderot. He collaborated on J. Ludvová's book To the Bitter End. Prague German Theater 1845–1945 and on the book by A. Jakubcová Older theater in the Czech lands until the end of the 18th century. He has been involved in publishing the repertoire of the Estates Theater 1815–1826 and is currently cooperating within the Program for the Support of Applied Research and Experimental Development of National and Cultural Identity to identify the historical repertoire of the Estates Theater. He regularly cooperated with Czech Radio - as part of the cycle Word on Music, he prepared a nine-part series about Czech unknown composers of the 19th century. He published in catalogs of the Prague Spring International Music Festival, in music magazines (Music Perspectives, Harmony, Musical Life, etc.) and in the Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon 1815–1950. in the Czech Opera 1687–2006 (manuscripts in the Library of the Theater Institute in Prague). He completed an internship as part of the Leonardo da Vinci project in the dramaturgy department at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels.