Renata Drössler is a renowned Czech singer and actress, known for her unique blend of music, speech, and movement that create a theatrical performance. With her powerful and distinctive voice, she has been called the "Black Butterfly of Czech Chanson." She graduated from the DAMU in Prague and performed in Polish theaters for seven years before returning to the Czech Republic. Currently, she performs in concerts across Europe and beyond, singing in various languages, including Polish, Russian, English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Latin, Yiddish, Hebrew, and Romani. Her repertoire includes recitals of songs by Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf, Jewish songs, Chopin's pieces with lyrics by P. Cmíral, and more.

Renata Drössler studied at the Gymnazium s polským jazykem vyučovacím in Český Těšín before pursuing a degree in acting from the Akademie múzických umění v Praze. She has appeared in numerous productions, including musicals such as Dracula, Sugar, and Ginger and Fred, where she played the role of Hodinová nymfa, Sweet Sue, and a Rita Hayworth impersonator, respectively. She has also performed in plays such as Brouci, aneb evangelium podle Beatles, as Snowhite. Additionally, Renata has acted in film and television, and her notable TV role as a modern princess in the show Szable i miecze Polská has won her many fans.

Renata Drössler is associated with a number of organizations and productions in the Czech Republic and Poland. She performs regularly in Divadlo pod Palmovkou, Prague's theater venue, and has worked with Divadlo Semafor, Divadlo Hybernia, Teatr Rozrywki, and Těšínské divadlo.

Renata Drössler’s captivating stage presence, vocal charisma, and diverse repertoire make her one of the most talented and sought-after performers in the Czech music and theater industry.