Cutting it short
Bohumil Hrabal
‘That Francin is a ball of nerves, he should, according to Mr Batista's file, wash his genitals with lukewarm water.’ more
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R.U.R.
Karel Čapek
Karel Čapek, besides Václav Havel, belongs to the most famous Czech dramatists of the 20th century worldwide. His plays, reflecting his civic courage, challenged the most painful problems of our history and presence, and it is no exaggeration to say that he was a visionary of the future. 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 Makropulos affair
Leoš Janáček
Leoš Janáček belongs to the most respected composers of the previous century. His works are presented by leading opera houses worldwide. more
The taming of the shrew
Jan Kučera
'Who better recipe knows how to tame a shrew, they should tell me! I'd be grateful.' more
Witches of Salem
Arthur Miller
The world-renowned historical thriller was written by Arthur Miller, the classic of modern American drama, and it is based on a true story – one of the most publicized witch trials of all time. It took place in 1692 in the isolated village of Salem in Massachusetts. more
