Litoměřice
The Karel Hynek Mácha Theatre (Divadlo K. H. Máchy) is a municipal theatre in Litoměřice whose listed Classicist building was inaugurated in 1822, making it one of the oldest stone theatres in Bohemia. It was designed by architect Josef Gaube. Until 1945 it ranked among the most important German-language stages in Bohemia; after an extensive reconstruction it reopened in 1991 and today welcomes both professional and amateur companies from the Czech Republic and abroad.
Máchovy schody 276/3, 412 01 Litoměřice
The theatre box office is permanently closed, it opens one hour before each performance.
Young actors from the arts school's literary and dramatic programme showcase their skills at the K. H. Mácha Theatre in Litoměřice.
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Michael Szatmary, a star of the Slovak stand-up scene, brings his 80-minute special Lokálny sexsymbol to Litoměřice.
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A showcase of dance students performing choreography and dance pieces prepared during the school year.
A theatrical performance at the K. H. Mácha Theatre in Litoměřice. The play "Crumbs from Gingerbread" runs on June 10, 2026.
A theatrical performance at the K. H. Mácha Theatre in Litoměřice.
A children's fairy-tale play about Smolíček at the K. H. Mácha Theatre in Litoměřice.
David Deyl performs in Litoměřice with pianist Zdeněk Urbanovský, cellist Vítek Petrášek and DJ Antonio Gavriely. Front-row tickets offer a special surprise and the chance to sing with him on stage.
A romantic comedy exploring marriage and its challenges. A performance at the K. H. Mácha Theatre in Litoměřice.
A theatrical play exploring the relationships between three women across generations. The story follows Anna, a thirty-year-old navigating her identity as an aspiring artist, a respected woman, and a daughter seeking understanding.
An operetta and musical concert featuring enchanting vocals and piano accompaniment that transports you to the magical world of operetta and classical musical theatre.
A concert featuring soprano Tereza Dlouhá and tenor Jakub Turek with piano accompaniment. The programme showcases arias and duets from classic operettas and musicals.