Jan Maxián

Jan Maxián (born July 16, 1983 in Prague) is a Czech theater, film, television and radio actor, dubber and musician.

Jan Maxián is the son of pianist Professor František Maxián Jr. and violinist and violist Monika Maxiánová, grandson of František Maxián senior, world-renowned pianist and pedagogue. He is one of the founding members of the so-called "new circus" Cirk La Putyka, where from the beginning together with Vojta Dyk and Jakub Prachař they form an acting-musical "triumvirate", also known as Tros Discotequos. He was a member of the Czech music group Nightwork, which was for several years one of the most popular music bands in the Czech Republic. He is also the author of many song texts of various musical genres.

He graduated from the State Conservatory in Prague, majoring in music and drama, and during his studies he also majored in musical composition. He completed composition and piano courses at the Dortmund Conservatory. He performed and performs in many theaters: Kalich, State Opera, East Bohemian Theater Pardubice and others, where he played roles in drama and musical performances. He also took on the main role in Michal Horáček's unique project Kudykam. He played a number of roles in Czech and foreign films and series. He cooperates with most Czech television productions and is also involved in radio recording. He composes and records music for Czech and foreign films and series, composes music for commercials, theater and radio plays and is the author of several Czech musicals, such as Quasimodo by the Hybernia Theatre.