Divadlo Archa is a Prague venue for contemporary performing arts, founded in 1994 by Ondřej Hrab. It is housed in the Palác Archa in the New Town, a rondo-cubist bank palace built in 1937–1939. Operating without a permanent ensemble as a production house, it has hosted world-renowned artists such as Robert Wilson, Peter Brook, and Philip Glass. Since January 2024, the space has been transformed into the multifunctional cultural centre ARCHA+.
Na Poříčí 26, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours follow the event programme
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Russian hip-hop duo Krovostok brings their grotesque gangsta-rap to Prague, a dark and provocative sound rooted in the margins of post-Soviet culture.
Concert by American singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega, known for her hits "Luka" and "Tom's Diner".
International festival of contemporary dance and movement theatre in its 38th edition. The Prague part of the festival takes place from June 1–23, 2026.
A theatrical production about the conflict between two queens in the 16th century. God Save The Drama Queen tells the dramatic story of Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I.
A new premiere production by God Save The Drama Queen ensemble exploring the dramatic stories of two queens in 1587. Supported by audience crowdfunding.
