Prague
Alfred ve dvoře is an experimental theatre in Prague's Holešovice district, founded in 1997 by mime and choreographer Ctibor Turba. It is the only theatre whose construction after 1989 was supported by the City of Prague. With no permanent ensemble or fixed repertoire, it serves as a platform for independent artists working in movement, visual and experimental theatre. Since 2001 it has been run by the Motus association. The building, designed as a garden theatre pavilion, is sometimes nicknamed the "iron camera".
Františka Křížka 495/36, 170 00 Praha 7
Opening hours follow the event programme
A surreal butoh-clown performance by Musaši Entertainment Company about a homeless man, demons, and samurai that asks: what would you save from a burning house? Part of a week-long festival of the company's work at Alfred Ve Dvoře.
A surrealist theatrical piece about the Czech phenomenon of cottage restoration and the dark history of the borderlands. Musaši Entertainment Company presents its work in a week-long showcase at Alfred Ve Dvoře.
An experimental performance exploring light and its influence on our perception of the world.
An intimate puppet theatre production exploring insects, love, and the passage of time, created by DAMU graduates Tereza Havlová and Adam Pánik.
A non-verbal puppet fairy tale exploring themes of nature conservation and home. Heroes Boban Vazba and Mr. Hladký must uncover who built a mysterious garbage fortress in their forest.
A concert or performance event titled TRAPPIST-1 taking place at Alfred Ve Dvoře in Prague.
A showcase of cutting-edge experimental music and performance projects from the Boca Loca creative lab.
