Divadelní studio "V" is an amateur theatre company in Brno's Žabovřesky district, located on Veveří street. Founded in 1998, it performs on a small stage of approximately 36 m². The repertoire is aimed at both children and adults and includes drama, fairy tales and musicals.
Veveří 944/133, 616 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
A fairy-tale adaptation of the classic story about a clever cat and his animal companions. Full of adventure, encounters with fantastic creatures, and dramatic battles.
A children's theatre show with the beloved gnomes Kremílek and Vochomůrka, featuring songs, games, and interactive adventures.
A fairy-tale adaptation of a beloved television classic about how an ordinary boy can become a king. A story full of songs and magic for the whole family.
A fairy tale about the mischievous Budulínek, who spends his holidays with his grandmother and grandfather in a forest cottage. He encounters a clever fox and enjoys cheerful songs with music by Zdeněk Urbanovský.
A children's theatre show about a reform house for misbehaving ghosts. A fun play based on Daniela Fischerová's book.
A musical fairy tale about Cinderella and her meeting with the prince, full of magic, funny characters, and songs for the whole family.
A magical fairy tale about the devil Florimon and the beautiful Tradamila, featuring songs from the opera Rusalka reimagined in a new way.
A fun children's show where three clever doctors solve the problems of fairy tale characters and search for the perfect husband for the princess.
A theatrical adaptation of Raspe's classic tale of Baron Prášil - a story full of adventure, intrigue, and fantastic situations where laughter, tension, and surprise alternate.
A classic Swedish drama about a forbidden relationship between a noblewoman and a butler that still provokes audiences today.
A summer theatre programme at Studio "V" in Brno for theatre enthusiasts.
A fairy-tale performance about two children journeying through the forest to an enchanted gingerbread house. A classic story for children at the theatre.