He studied violin playing at the Conservatoire in Košice and in 1996–1999 composition at the Academy of Performing Arts (VŠMU) in Bratislava. In 1985–1990 he played in the Jonáš Záborský Theatre Orchestra in Prešov, in 1986 he and Martin Marinčák founded the band Ali Ibn Rachid which in the 1990s significantly influenced the development of Slovak alternative music, in 1995 he became a member of the ensemble Požoň Sentimental. He composes pieces for orchestra, solo instruments as well as instrumental compositions. He is the composer of the operas Smrť v kuchyni / Death in the Kitchen (2000) and Tête-à-tête (2002), and the author of music and lyrics of many theatre productions. In 1991 he joined the Stoka Theatre as a musician, composer, author of lyrics, singer and actor. In 2000 he and his colleagues founded the Association for Contemporary Opera, accompanied by the activities of the newly founded SkRAT Theatre (2004) in which Burgr works as an author, director, actor and composer.

Graduated from the Faculty of Law at the Comenius University in Bratislava and dance studies at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava, Slovakia. She was a member of modern and contemporary dance groups in Slovakia, now she is a freelance dancer, choreographer, pedagogue, dramaturgist and publicist. Her performances attended e.g. Festival d´Otoño (Madrid), MediaWave (Györ), Divadelná Nitra, or Tanec Praha.

In 1997 she cofounded the Contemporary Dance Association (Asociácia súčasného tanca), since 2011 has been a chairperson. Since 2006 she has organized Nu dance fest.

Studied Slovak language and literature – history at the University of Pavol Jozef Šafárik in Prešov. Since 1988 she lives in Bratislava. She worked as lexicographer in the Philological Institute of Ľudovít Štúr at the Slovak Academy of Sciences (she’s coauthor of Synonymický slovník slovenčiny / A dictionary of synonymical terms of the Slovak language, 1995). She dedicates herself to linguistic revisions of the texts, newspaper and radio journalism. In SME daily she has a column called Slovenčina od slova do slova / Slovak language Word by Word. Since 1991 she has continuously devoted to creation of author theatre (previously in Stoka Theatre, now in SkRAT Theatre). Her theatre texts were published in the collective books Divadlo Stoka: Eo ipso, Komora, Kolaps / Stoka Theatre: Eo ipso, Chamber, Collapse (1997); Divadlo SkRAT. Hry 2003 – 2006 / SkRAT Theatre. Plays 2003 – 2006 (2007). She debuted separately with the book Láska ide cez žalúďok / Love Runs through the Abdomen (the typographical mistake is on purpose in the Slovak original). The book was nominated for a prize Anasoft litera 2008 and Bibliotéka 2008.

Graduated from theatre studies at VŠMU (Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts) and cultural anthropology at Philosophical Faculty of Commenius University in Bratislava. From 2001 she worked as project manager for different institutions and project in the field of theatre (The Theatre Institute, Košice – ECOC 2013, International Theatre Festival Divadelná Nitra). She also acts as theatre critic, translator of contemporary theatre plays from Russian (Mukhina, Vyrypaev, Klavdiev etc.) and theatre dramaturgy (in cooperation with director Marián Amsler in the Theatre Aréna and Slovak National Theatre in Bratislava). As actress she performed in theatre productions at the AMDA (The Madman and the Nun, dir. by P. Nagy), in the Studio 12 (Tanya-Tanya, dir. by M. Amsler; Katka Krátka doesn´t work here anymore, dir. by J. Šimko), Theatre YSTFUD (Exit East, dir. by Ľ. Burgr and D. Vicen) and theatre SkRAT (Buggers and Suckers, dir. by D. Vicen).

She graduated from the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava, dramatic art major. Since 1988 she has been a member of the Slovak Chamber Theatre in Martin. She is a teacher at the Film and Drama School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Banská Bystrica as well as at the Conservatorium in Žilina. She cooperates with Municipal Theater in Žilina. Since 2012 she has been a member of the Slovak National Theatre.

She was awarded the prizes Dosky (2009, Mobil) and Tatra banka Foundation Art Award (2010, Mizantrop) for her theatre roles. In 2008 she gained Slovak national film award Slnko v sieti for best actress in a supporting role (film Muzika) and in 2014 in the same category for film Ďakujem, dobre.

Graduated from the Faculty of Pedagogy of Matej Bel University (UMB) in Banská Bystrica and in 2001 from the Academy of Music and Performing Arts (VŠMU) in Bratislava where he studied theatre directing. As a director, author and occasional actor he co-operates with several theatre ensembles – mainly with the amateur theatre company Disk in Trnava (from 1993) and the independent SkRAT Theatre in Bratislava. He's a double winner of Alfréd Radok Prize for the best Czech and Slovak theatre play (in 2002 – the 1st place: ... pohlaď psa...; in 2004 – 3rd place: Siluet b moll). He wrote several radio plays: Bezvýznamný príbeh / The Unimportant Story, Nechcite ma rozplakať / Don’t Make Me Cry, Potrét zabitého / A Portrait of the Dead, Nahrávačky / Recordings (Drama 2008, Slovak Radio Prize) and a book of short stories Homo joga (oravské itinerárium) / Homo Yoga (Itinerary from Orava) for which he got the premium of Ivan Krasko Prize. In 2013, Slovak Theatre Institute published his Plays. He works as a director and author of theatre plays.