Natálie Kocábová

Natálie Kocábová
Born	Natálie Kocábová May 16, 1984 Prague, Czechoslovakia
Nationality	Czech-American
Other names	Natalie C. Kocab Natália Kocábová
Education	FAMU, Prague, Czech Republic
Occupation	Poet, writer, musician
Years active	2000–present
Employer	XYZ (screenwriter-editor)
Spouse(s)	Štěpán Vrána (m. 2001–15)
Children	Vincent Marshall (October 24, 2003) Mia (May , 2012)
Parent(s)	Michael Kocáb (July 28, 1954) Marsha Crews (May 26, 1954)
Relatives	Jessica Kocábová (sister) Michael Kocáb Jr (brother), David Kocáb (half-brother)
Website	www.nataliekocab.cz Natálie Kocábová's signature

Natálie Kocábová (Czech pronunciation: [ˈnataːlɪjɛ ˈko̞t͡saːbo̞vaː]), also known as Natalie Kocab (born May 16, 1984, Czechoslovakia) is a Czech poet, writer and musician. Her mother is American of British ancestry. Natalie's name means "the day of birth" in Latin. She is of Celtic, Germanic and Slavic descents.

Discography

Studio albums

• 2000: Fly Apple Pie with Michael Kocáb
• 2006: Hummingbirds in Iceland
• 2010: Walking on the A-bomb

Bibliography

Year	Title	Release details
		Publisher	ISBN	Notes
2002	Slyšíš mě?	Mladá fronta	N/A	poems
2003	Monarcha Absint		978-80-20410-16-0	novella
2004	Schola Alternativa		978-80-20411-02-0
2005	Někdo je v domě		978-80-20412-64-5	poems
2007	Růže: Cesta za světlem...^[A]		978-80-20415-92-9	novella
2010	The Dark Side of Prague	Větrné mlýny	978-80-74430-24-4	poems
	Tři maminky a tatínek^[B]	Brio	978-80-86113-96-8	children's book
2011	Na rohu světa	Divadlo Puls	—	play
2012	Rabbit Run (in production)	N/A	N/A	comedy

Notes

• A ^ The limited edition of the work, featuring 999 copies released in 2010, included graphics by her spouse Štěpán Vrána.^[1]
• B ^ Credited as co-writer; along with Alena Ježková, Barbara Nesvadbová and Jaromír Švejdík (aka Jaromír 99).^[2]

Stageography

• 2002: Starci na chmelu (musical theatre; as Hanka)

Awards

Music polls

Český slavík by Mattoni, Czech Republic Year Nominated work Category Result 2000 Herself Female Singer #64[3] 2003 #97[4] 2004 #60[4]

Žebřík by Report, Czech Republic Year Nominated work Category Result 2001 Herself Female Singer → Domestic #20[5] 2002 #19[6]

See also

• Michael Kocáb

References

General

• "Natálie Kocábová → Životopis". BookFan (in Czech). Michal Juhás. bookfan.eu. Retrieved February 4, 2012.
• "Natalie Kocab → Umělecká biografie". Slavica (in Czech). Slavica. slavica.cz. Retrieved February 5, 2012.
• "Natálie Kocábová → Bibliografie". Google Books (in Czech). Google. google.com. Retrieved February 4, 2012.

Specific

1. "Růže: Cesta za světlem... (Limited edition)". Pavol Bacigál. Px18 System. 2010. supershop.sk. Retrieved February 5, 2012. (Slovak)/(Czech)
2. "Tři maminky a tatínek". Pavol Bacigál. Px18 System. 2010. supershop.sk. Retrieved February 5, 2012. (Slovak)/(Czech)
3. "Český slavík → Výsledky ročníků → 2000 → Zpěvačky". Mattoni (in Czech). Mattoni. ceskyslavik. Retrieved October 12, 2011.
4. "Český slavík → Výsledky ročníků → 2004 → Zpěvačky". Mattoni (in Czech). Mattoni. ceskyslavik. Retrieved October 12, 2011.
5. "Žebřík → Historie → Žebřík 2001: Výsledky". iReport (in Czech). Report. January 2, 2007. ireport.cz. Retrieved February 5, 2012.
6. "Žebřík → Historie → Žebřík 2002: Výsledky". iReport (in Czech). Report. January 2, 2007. ireport.cz. Retrieved February 5, 2012.

External links

• Official website
• Natálie Kocábová on Discogs
• Natálie Kocábová at the Internet Movie Database
• Natálie Kocábová images by Google Images