Prague
NoD is a multifunctional cultural venue in Prague 1 on Dlouhá Street, located on the first floor above the Roxy club. It brings together three programmes: NoD Theatre, focused on contemporary authorial drama and experimental performance; NoD Gallery, presenting the latest trends in visual art including painting, installation and video art; and NoD Bar with a café. Concerts, lectures and audiovisual events are also held here.
Dlouhá 731/33, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours follow the event programme
in progress
Alice Nikitinová's exhibition project explores personal and collective trauma through abstract visual language. Installation at the Nod gallery.
in progress
A live-filmed B-movie by Divadla NoD featuring artificial blood, car chases, and live dubbing. The ensemble was nominated for the Thalia Awards 2025.
A team trivia night at Café Baru Nod where you can test your knowledge and compete against other teams.
in 6 days (127 days)
Theatre group Maso Krůtí presents its first-ever production with a male lead character in an experimental format.
Ládi Kardy's stand-up special about his personal experience with drugs and life on society's edge. A raw and provocative monologue about fifteen years of alcohol and four years of cocaine.
(135 days)
A theatrical exploration of fraud and deception through the eyes of Janek, Natálka, and their ensemble. A clever and entertaining look at one of humanity's oldest professions.
(136 days)
An improvised podcast where comedians invent and solve made-up crimes. An evening full of laughs, unexpected plot twists, and absurd theories.
(109 days)
A B-movie filmed live, featuring Janek, Natálka and company at Prague's Nod club.
Team trivia night at Café Baru Nod. Compete with friends, answer questions from diverse topics, and win prizes.
(120 days)
Popular stand-up comedians from Comedy Club and Stream.cz perform in a regular show at Prague's NoD. A two-hour programme full of laughs and fun.
(29 days)
A theatrical performance exploring how theatre is created and functions, examining the audience's relationship with theatre art and its role in our culture.
(33 days)
The legendary 1997 match between world chess champion Garry Kasparov and the computer Deep Blue — a historic clash between human and artificial intelligence.
A new original production by the theatre collective 8lidí titled "8 BILLION PEOPLE ARE BURNING" offers an intense experience full of sensory impressions and experimental theatre.
A physically intense performance about falling, injury, and pushing past your own limits. A theatrical experience for audiences seeking experimental and authentic art.
