Kaszás was an accomplished Hungarian actor with roots in Slovakia, known for his significant contributions to the cultural scene of the Hungarian-speaking region. Born in Vágsellye, Czechoslovakia, and raised in Vágfarkasd, Kaszás attended János Selye High School in Komárom. His journey in the world of acting began when he moved to Hungary and enrolled at the Theatre and Film Academy in Budapest. After honing his acting skills, Kaszás remained in Hungary, where he joined renowned theatre companies. He spent considerable time as a member of the Vígszínház troupe for fifteen years before becoming an actor at the Nemzeti Színház in 2003, where he continued until his untimely death at the age of 47. Kaszás gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of the character of "Rádiós", notably in the musical "Padlás", which became closely associated with his name. Despite his premature passing, his legacy endures among the Hungarian community in Slovakia. Memorials such as his statue in front of the Jókai Színház in Komárom pay tribute to his contributions, while events like the Attila Kaszás Poetry Festival serve as reminders of his impact. Additionally, landmarks like the Attila Kaszás Landscape House in Zsigárd and the Attila Kaszás Cultural Festival further commemorate his memory and influence in the cultural sphere.