
Služebnictvo
Theatre performance at Dejvické Divadlo in Prague.
Karel Čapek (1890–1938) was a Czech writer, playwright and journalist, one of the most important figures of 20th-century Czech literature. He is internationally known for works such as R.U.R., War with the Newts and The White Disease. His play Mother (1938) is an anti-war drama exploring maternal love, loss and moral choice in the face of fanaticism and war.

Theatre performance at Dejvické Divadlo in Prague.

A contemporary staging of Čapek's classic robot play, reimagined for the modern age. This premiere explores what happens when robots become everyday reality and questions humanity's future.

Karel Čapek's anti-war drama about blindness and fanaticism, exploring how these themes resonate in today's society. A fatalistic play with ironic spirits.

Interactive programme for children aged 5+ combining readings of Karel Čapek's fairy tales with a creative workshop where children craft their own tale-inspired characters and motifs.

MANA Theatre presents Čapek's anti-war drama about a mother losing her loved ones. Directed by Peter Gábor, starring Jitka Smutná.