[7][8] Since 2009, she occupies the Managing Board of the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava[9] and, simultaneously, lectures at the Faculty of Mass Media Communication at the University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Trnava.

[1] In terms of artistic achievements, the actress is most notable for her portrayal of Emmy Destinn in a Jiří Krejčík's motion picture entitled The Divine Emma (1979).

Most currently, the actress was cast in the Palm Springs International ShortFest-winning film The Lunchbox (2009),[10] which also scored a bronze medal in the narrative category at the 37th Annual Student Academy Awards competition, in 2010.

"[16] The actress made her official debut on the screen in black-and-white movie entitled Most na tú stranu (English: A Bridge to the Other Side) by Vladislav Pavlovič, to be premiered in January the following year.

Her initial appearance for television came along with Ján Klimo's Mladé letá (English: Young Ages, 1962), another drama based on an autobiographical novel by Martin Kukučín.

[14] After return from parental leave, Turzonovová was cast in the follow-up project by Pavlovič Senzi Mama (English: Smashing Mom, 1964),[19] while for TV productions taking part in comedies (Charlieho teta,[20] Dobrodružstvo pri obžinkoch,[21] Rozmajrín).