A studio Rubín is a small studio theatre housed in the medieval cellar of the House of the Three Crowns on Malostranské náměstí in Prague. It was founded in the 1967/68 season when director Radim Vašinka and his collaborators converted the space themselves. Over more than fifty years, Rubín has built a reputation as a distinctive venue focused on original productions and new dramatic writing. The hall seats 65 and also hosts smaller concerts and discussions.
Malostranské náměstí 262/9, 118 00 Praha 1
Box office only during performances and concerts: 17:00–19:30; bar 18:00–23:59
A theatrical performance "At the End of the Century of Fish" at A Studio Rubín in Prague, starting at 19:30.
Theatre performance Kněžna at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
A comic pop-up concert exploring beauty, appearance, and capitalism through four female characters. Based on Swedish author Liv Strömquist's work, it journeys through social media, fairy tales, and history.
Theatre performance "Dojdi s košem" at A Studio Rubín in Prague, starting at 19:30.
Concert by Fakani at A Studio Rubín in Prague. Starts at 19:30.
Mr. Tumor performs at A Studio Rubín in Prague. The band will play in an intimate studio setting.
A Ukrainian monodrama about life, love and solitude performed as a late night show with Czech subtitles.
A theatrical documentary about seven mothers and their lives - between ambitions, work, and family. An authentic play on the border between grotesque and tragedy that asks how Czech society perceives motherhood.
Theatre performance Pevný bod at A Studio Rubín in Prague. The show runs in October 2026.
Theatre performance "Na houby" at A Studio Rubín in Prague on 30 October 2026.
Experimental music concert with Radwan Ghazi Moumneh, Frédéric D. Oberland, and Jessica Moss at Prague's A Studio Rubín.
A theatrical performance examining social stereotypes and identity in modern society.
A theatre performance at A Studio Rubín exploring fashion and style through the story of Mia and her iconic Prada dress.
Concert by asfalt asfalt asfalt at Studio Rubín in Prague.
A theatrical performance "Beads Around the Neck" at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
A theatrical production about endemic creatures and disappearing ways of life that interweaves natural history with human stories. Directed by Lucie Ferenzová, starring Jana Kozubková, Tereza Hof and Halka Třešňáková.
Theatre performance Buch at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
A theatre performance at A Studio Rubín in Prague on Friday, February 5 at 19:30.
Theatre performance Puklina at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
Martin Filippi's full-length stand-up comedy show packed with wordplay and jokes about relationships, family, and the Czech language. A 75-minute performance for those who enjoy linguistic humor.
Souvrat releases their debut album New York Tapes on vinyl. A raw and personal record with lyrics full of detail and dark humour.
A theatrical bingo game exploring the Istanbul Convention and the fierce cultural debates surrounding its ratification in the Czech Republic.
The final live performance of the Harakiri! podcast, featuring Jakub Zeman, Kubelík, and Prezervatiér discussing Japanese culture and myths.
A theatrical exploration of escapism and alternative dreams. The production examines what happens when we abandon one life plan for another, and the hidden costs of reinvention.
An original theatrical work exploring the invisible labor of women in low-wage care and domestic work. A darkly documentary performance about cleaning, gender, and the unwritten rules that shape society.
A theatrical road trip exploring the lives and identities of truck drivers through a social investigation of the economic system that depends on them.
A theatrical performance exploring a historical story with humor and courage at A Studio Rubín.
An experimental theatre project In! Scaena at Prague's A Studio Rubín.
Family improvisation show for children and parents at A Studio Rubín.
An improvisation show exploring childhood dreams and their fulfilment or disappointment. An entertaining and reflective programme for audiences of all ages.
A performance of My Hood at A Studio Rubín in Prague.
International festival of alternative theatre and performance art in Prague showcasing experimental performances and creative projects.
A magic-realist theatrical exploration of disappearance and transformation. Through absurd sci-fi scenes—a naked man by a lake, a family skiing without snow, a girl speaking with tree stumps—the play examines climate crisis and human endemites on Earth.