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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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Buried Child
Sam Shepard
Sam Shepard, a classic of modern American drama of the 20th century, received the prestigious Pulitzer Prize in 1979 for his most famous play Buried Child. At the time, the author surprised audiences with a highly personal and original work, while remaining firmly rooted in the context of world drama’s development. more
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
Heda Gabler
Henrik Ibsen / Vojtěch Balcar / Michal Moravec
Based on Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler, using the translation by František Fröhlich A perfect life. Luxury, admiration, respect. But what if it is all just an illusion? A Nordic psychological thriller about the loss of ideals—this is a modern adaptation of a legendary classic. more
Jacques and His Master
Milan Kundera
“Where did we come from? And where are we going? Do you even know where you’re headed?” Skeptical comedy. more
Richard III
William Shakespeare
“But I, that am not shaped for sportive tricks, nor made to court an amorous looking-glass...” more
S.K.U.P.A.
Milan Šotek
We continue our dramaturgical line devoted to Plzeň’s cultural heritage and its important personalities. more
Stories About a Dog and a Cat
Josef Čapek
Beloved tales of Dog and Cat in a playful stage adaptation more
THE CLOSET
Francis Veber
A modern social satire about how an invisible person can suddenly become a social star 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
