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František Hrubín / MOPED
A playful, interactive version of a production that involves children audience members in what is happening on stage. more
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Crutches and knives
Anita Augustin
Psychedelic road story of forever young old ladies. This dynamic grotesque, which has been dramatised by the author of the novel, presents four charming elderly ladies who are facing jail. more
Go back for murder
Agatha Christie
Who committed the murder? Was the real murderer sentenced? A remarkable staging (1960) of Agatha Christie’s well-known novel Five Little Pigs, in which a young woman, Carla, wants to clear her mother’s name. more
Libertin
Stephen Jeffreys
“You will not like me. No, really, you will not. Gentlemen will envy me and ladies will be appalled.” The sarcastic historical play from the Enlightenment era tells the story of John Wilmont, known as the Earl of Rochester, a cunning and talented rascal who had lived his short and wild life as a medieval rock star. more
Rabbit hole
David Lindsay-Abaire
An emotionally powerful family drama tells a story about a marriage that is undergoing a fundamental life test. Becca and Howie are growing apart. They were affected by one of the greatest family tragedies imaginable. more
Radúz and Mahulena
Julius Zeyer / Josef Suk
The famous poetic fairy-tale drama by the Czech author and playwright Julius Zeyer from 1896 had its premiere staging in the National Theatre in Prague just two years after its publishing. Since then it has become a stable piece regularly acted at various scenes across the country. more
Richard III
William Shakespeare
“But I, that am not shaped for sportive tricks, nor made to court an amorous looking-glass...” more
Spanish fly
Franz Arnold / Ernst Bach
A less known but excellent comedy from the higher society of early 20th century targeting the middle-class morale issues will be the last drama premiere of season 2019/2020. more
THE CLOSET
Francis Veber
A modern social satire about how an invisible person can suddenly become a social star more
The Chattertooth Eleven
Eduard Bass
“Once upon a time there was a poor peasant named Chattertooth, and he had eleven sons. In his poverty he did not know what to do with them and so he had made them a football team.” more
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, OR A CRAZY DAY
Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais
“Those at the top are taking too many liberties.” more
To Be or Not to Be
Nick Whitby
“There’s no reason why I should lose my nerve!” A comedy from the area of theatre in which the actors’ lives are dead serious. more
WUTHERING HEIGHTS
Emily Brontëová
Hate is unfair. Love is even more so. The author died shortly after the publication of her only novel, which she signed with a male pseudonym in 1847. more
