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Ballet

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Ballet

30. 9. 2023 19:00–21:00
The New Stage

Ballet

1. 10. 2023 14:00–16:00
The New Stage

Ballet

3. 10. 2023 19:00–21:20
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

5. 10. 2023 19:00–20:10
The Small Stage

Ballet

7. 10. 2023 19:00–20:50
The New Stage

Ballet

19. 10. 2023 19:00–21:20
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

20. 10. 2023 19:00–20:10
The Small Stage

Ballet

25. 10. 2023 19:00–20:10
The Small Stage

Ballet

29. 10. 2023 15:00–16:00
The Small Stage

Ballet

29. 10. 2023 17:00–18:00
The Small Stage

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Ballet

1. 11. 2023 19:00–20:10
The Small Stage

Ballet

3. 11. 2023 19:00–21:30
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

4. 11. 2023 19:00–21:30
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

18. 11. 2023 19:00–21:00
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

22. 11. 2023 19:00–21:20
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

24. 11. 2023 10:00–11:00
The Small Stage

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Ballet

25. 11. 2023 19:00–21:00
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

26. 11. 2023 14:00–16:00
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

28. 11. 2023 19:00–21:00
The Grand Theatre

Ballet

30. 11. 2023 19:00–20:50
The New Stage

Selection from premiers

Edith - the Sparrow from the Suburbs

Libor Vaculík / Petr Malásek / Václav Kopta

The production charts the life journey of Edith Piaf from her first songs in the streets of Paris through famous cabarets to her triumphant performance at Olympia. more

Tchaikovsky

Anna Vita

A new performance for the Pilsen ballet ensemble tells the story of the brilliant composer’s complicated life, in which the moments of happiness and fame alternate with pain and desire for love. more

The Little Prince

Jiří Pokorný

This ballet based on the famous book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry views the world through a child’s eyes before it becomes an adult. more

Ferdinand and Philippine

Dustin Klein

A historical story of the forbidden love between Ferdinand II of Tyrol and Philippine Welser, taking place in the very heart of Pilsen, reveals, in our ballet adaptation, the secret marriage of emperor’s son and a beautiful bride who was smart and educated but not equally noble. more

Selection from repertoir

About us

The history of the Pilsen Ballet goes back to the mid-1860s which is why Pilsen belongs to theatres with a long ballet tradition. Until 1945, the company’s activities were modest and the repertory was small; ballet often served as addition to operas and operettas. However, the Pilsen theatre has always been a place where Czech professional dancers developed and later performed at the National Theatre in Prague.

Jiří Pokorný, the current head of the company, strives for a broad range of genres. In practice this means regular inclusions of world classics in the repertory and, at the same time, a search for titles that bring new choreographic and directing techniques, which leads to a regular invitation of Czech and foreign choreographers and directors. Under the leadership of Jiří Pokorný, the Pilsen company has become one of the leading domestic dance troupes with both domestic and international success, and the company members get regularly nominated for the most prestigious artistic awards.

In addition to the repertory, the company regularly organizes ballet gala nights with the participation of foreign stars and informal Ballet Studios. A new feature is Ballet Inspiration, during which the dancers present themselves in the roles of choreographers.

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