An early baroque execution chamber of Czech politics. A morbid cabaret of national heroism, in which the famous executioner Jan Mydlář gives space to 27+1 original numbers.
“Courage is the resistance to fear, the mastery of fear – not the absence of fear.” Mark Twain
Whoever sees the Wandering Dutchman at sea will fail. Whoever finds love at sea will survive.
Do squirrels know how to lie?
The New Theatre offers you a kind of "ecological" production About Plants, Animals and People, which will tell about nature, the mother of all living things on the Earth, in the sky and in the water.
Horror ballads based on the collection by the Czech 19th century folklorist and writer Karel Jaromír Erben. Who is actually the one suffering when everyone dies? Who tells the stories that we leave behind? Who will bring a bouquet on our grave when the hussar, the carriage and the rooster lie in the corner? Or the tragedy of the bereaved.
An eventful ride of the inmates of the Last Legs Residential Institute.
Romantic and somewhat horror opera. Tempting creators to dark visual art in the style of modern grim comic books.
Cabaret of live folk-electronic music combined with the sound of materials.
An open-air family show inspired by the adventures of the traveller Barbora Markéta Eliášová, who set off on her first round-the-world journey in 1912.
Initiation puppet féerie based on the life and work of Josef Váchal.
Vegetable post-Christmas ballet for garlic, ginger, eggplant, six walnuts and one rat to P.I. Tchaikovsky's iconic music.
The walk of the puppet mortals after a thirty-year hiatus with the immortal puppets.
A puppet-visual production about the courage to step outside the boundaries of one's island.
Let us invite you to an artists' party where you will be playing the main part! Step into the shoes of Růžena Zátková, a native of České Budějovice...
A story of a topsy-turvy class.
Did you know that Czechoslovak puppetry is on the UNESCO World Heritage List? It’s true!
In their project Third Hand, Handa Gote return to puppet theatre and follow the trail of their own production Sapphire Head, which was a reconstruction of a forgotten puppet project from the 1990s.
Based on an eponymous book by Pavel Hrnčíř.
An intimate piece of theatre for two actresses, it explores the fears of pregnancy and coming to terms with one’s emerging sexuality.
