Theatre group Techtle Mechtle presents "Hello, It's Mom!" on the Small Stage of the Mikádo theatre in Humpolec.
An experimental performance by Ferst Dadler and Loré Lixenberg that merges music, dance, and visual art into an unconventional conference experience.
An interactive performance for children aged 3 to 11 that explores the secrets of the human body in a fun and engaging way.
An intimate improv detective show for a small group of spectators in the attic of a café. Actors from Divadlo Odvaz create the story in real time with the audience; every performance is unique.
Premiere of a new theatrical production "With War Paint on My Back – Let's Play Doctor" at Prague's Rock Café.
A witty theatrical comedy about how actors struggle with exhaustion and the pressures of professional life.
The most successful Czech theatrical show Techtle Mechtle presents a hilarious musical comedy about a mother who decides to teach her son and his new girlfriend how to live properly.
A comedy about a family dinner that turns into a sharp confrontation when a real estate agent reveals his controversial plans for naming his son.
A British comedy by Alan Ayckbourn about two couples and their summer afternoon filled with misunderstandings and surprises.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
in progress
A wordless multimedia black light show blending live scenes with projections and music. The story of love unfolds from first meeting to dark dreams in an authentic Gothic cellar with just 50 seats.
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A theatre evening devoted to Shakespeare's sonnets featuring translator Martin Hilský, actress Barbora Munzarová, and guitarist Lukáš Sommer. A blend of scholarly commentary, live performance, and musical accompaniment.
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A magical castle tour led by a witch character through 14 rooms filled with Baroque and Rococo treasures, including a unique collection of medieval weapons. Perfect for families seeking an enchanting journey through Czech history.
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Vilém Wünsche's paintings capture the lives and labour of miners in industrial Ostrava. Fourteen previously unseen works from 1946–1949 are complemented by a children's section with illustrations and an interactive space.
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.
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Antología showcases eight beloved scenes from Black Light Theatre Srnec's repertoire, blending non-verbal humor, dance and black light theatre art in a show that has captivated audiences worldwide.
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A summer series of theatrical performances for children in the natural setting of Ekopark Holá Hora in Prešov. Divadlo Etudy presents fairy tale stories and interactive shows.
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A multimedia interactive black light theatre show exploring the many faces of love, where audiences actively experience the emotions of the characters. This nonverbal performance combines black light theatre with film projections and original music.
in progress
A performance of Maugli at the Pardubice Tourist Information Centre.
in 5 days (30 days)
School groups will embark on an interactive excursion into the Baroque world in Kuks, featuring a theatrical performance, a puppet exhibition tour, and discovery of this unique place's history.
in 6 days (25 days)
Pavel Remar's performance about hidden corners and quiet places that surround us and shape our experience of the world.
(11 days)
An original show by actresses Martina Preissová and Dáša Zázvůrková featuring author readings, duets, chansons and stand-up comedy from their own creative repertoire.
(5 days)
The Ostrava-based Divadlo Mír brings five performances of its newest comedies "The Gamblers" and "Birthdays" to Prague. The last chance to see the ensemble live this season.
(83 days)
Theatre NIE presents a production about two boys from Aleppo journeying to Norway. Performed inside a Mongolian yurt, the show combines physical theatre, music, storytelling and shadow theatre for audiences aged 10 and up.
(71 days)
Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors performed at the atmospheric Prague Castle — an evening of mistaken identities, wit, and theatrical charm.