Brno
Vila Engelsmann is a neo-Baroque villa built in 1931–1932 on Hlinky Street in Brno for textile industrialist and art collector Felix Engelsmann. The L-shaped building with a mansard roof and grand street façade stands in stark contrast to the functionalism dominant at the time. The owners fled the Nazi occupation in 1939; the villa was confiscated and later nationalised. Today it is privately owned and available for event hire and guided tours.
Hlinky 510/110, 603 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
Three Czech melodramas in a single performance: works by Ostrčil, Foerster and Fibich. An intimate production with actors, piano and violin accompaniment.
Comedian Petr Soukup and choreographer Milan Tomášik blend stand-up comedy and dance in a unique summer evening with musical accompaniment by Jakub Mudrák.
(5 days)
An elegant gala evening celebrating life through art, showcasing performances by festival instructors. An inspiring night of artistic expression in the beautiful setting of Vila Engelsmann.
An evening of festival students in the "Dialogues – Inspiration 1" series showcasing student work under the mentorship of experienced instructors at the historic Villa Engelsmann.
A dance-theatre project based on the works of Josef Topol, combining movement, poetry, and words in a premiere that bridges dance and literature.
An evening of self-development through dance and therapy led by psychologist Michal Nikodém, blending artistic elements with personal growth.
An evening of performances by festival students under the guidance of renowned instructors at the historic Villa Engelsmann in Brno.