Prague
Divadlo Rokoko is an intimate theatre with 200 seats, located in the basement of the Rokoko Palace on Wenceslas Square. The space was established in 1915–1916 as Kabaret Rokoko, with Karel Hašler as its first director. Since 1975 it has been part of Prague City Theatres (Městská divadla pražská). From the 2018/2019 season it has been operating as a club theatre focused on contemporary Czech and world drama, as well as cabaret, revue, stand-up comedy, and slam poetry.
Václavské náměstí 794/38, 110 00 Praha 1
Box office Mon-Fri 11:00-19:00, evening box office always one hour before the performance
in 4 days
A mysterious detective story from the First Republic makes its theatrical debut. A legendary Czech crime tale at Divadlo Rokoko.
A gripping tale of love and power adapted from the novel that inspired the Oscar-winning film Jojo Rabbit. Theatre performance at Divadlo Rokoko.
A witty comedy exploring a marriage in crisis through ten café encounters, examining love, guilt, and compromise with sharp dialogue and emotional precision.
Annual June dance showcase at Divadlo Rokoko with two separate performances. Dozens of dance groups will perform in styles ranging from aerial acrobatics through k-pop to Brazilian samba.
Annual dance showcase at the Rokoko Theatre featuring two separate performances. The evening show at 19:00 brings together diverse styles ranging from K-pop through oriental dance to flamenco.
A performance of Ježek at the Rokoko Theatre in Prague.
An experimental theatre production featuring The Black Rider at Prague's Divadlo Rokoko.
A theatrical production about a mother and son who decide to break free from cycles of violence and silence. Based on novels by Édouard Louis, the play examines their evolving relationship.
Federico García Lorca's acclaimed play about a woman's longing for motherhood returns in a modern adaptation. A European theatrical success now in Prague with Nina Horáková in the lead role.
A romantic comedy about love and relationships featuring Simona Stašová and Ladislav Frej or Jan Vlasák. A play that sincerely touches and delights.