Prague
A studio Rubín is a small studio theatre housed in the medieval cellar of the House of the Three Crowns on Malostranské náměstí in Prague. It was founded in the 1967/68 season when director Radim Vašinka and his collaborators converted the space themselves. Over more than fifty years, Rubín has built a reputation as a distinctive venue focused on original productions and new dramatic writing. The hall seats 65 and also hosts smaller concerts and discussions.
Malostranské náměstí 262/9, 118 00 Praha 1
Box office only during performances and concerts: 17:00–19:30; bar 18:00–23:59
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International festival of alternative theatre and performance art in Prague showcasing experimental performances and creative projects.
in 4 days
A performance of My Hood at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
in 5 days
An improvisation show exploring childhood dreams and their fulfilment or disappointment. An entertaining and reflective programme for audiences of all ages.
in 6 days
Concert by Czech band Plán B at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
Stand-up comedian Martin Filippi performs a show full of wordplay and linguistic humor.
Family improvisation show for children and parents at A Studio Rubín.
(2 days)
Concert by asfalt asfalt asfalt at Studio Rubín in Prague.
A performance in the mirror hall at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
(2 days)
A theatrical performance exploring a historical story with humor and courage at A Studio Rubín.
A comic pop-up concert exploring beauty, appearance, and capitalism through four female characters. Based on Swedish author Liv Strömquist's work, it journeys through social media, fairy tales, and history.
A magical-realist drama about human endemites and climate change, weaving stories of vanishing places with dialogues between generations. A Czech-German co-production featuring nudity.
A magic-realist theatrical exploration of disappearance and transformation. Through absurd sci-fi scenes—a naked man by a lake, a family skiing without snow, a girl speaking with tree stumps—the play examines climate crisis and human endemites on Earth.
A theatrical production about endemic creatures and disappearing ways of life that interweaves natural history with human stories. Directed by Lucie Ferenzová, starring Jana Kozubková, Tereza Hof and Halka Třešňáková.
A theatrical performance "Beads Around the Neck" at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
A theatrical performance exploring the rules and routines of household cleaning and tidiness.