Divadlo Bez zábradlí is a private repertory theatre founded in 1990 by Karel Heřmánek as the first private theatre in the Czech Republic. Since 1998 it has been housed in the Palác Adria (built 1922–1925) in the centre of Prague. With no permanent ensemble, it stages comedies, musicals and dramas with a rotating cast of guest actors, and offers regular weekend morning performances for children. The auditorium seats 320.
Jungmannova 31, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours follow the event programme
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A one-act comedy about a theatre director fighting to save his theatre from collapse. A personal meeting with a mysterious billionaire becomes a clash of two exceptional personalities full of unexpected twists and witty humour.
(2 days)
A French comedy about how plans unravel when someone thinks they are cleverer than everyone else. A theatrical performance full of surprises and lessons.
(6 days)
An intelligent comedy about a wealthy man preparing to marry an aristocrat when his forgotten first wife from his youth suddenly reappears.
A theatrical adaptation of a classic tale about children trying to save an old castle, featuring adventure, first love, and songs by Svěrák and Uhlíř for audiences of all ages.
A celebrated musical about love and decadence in pre-war Berlin, following a young American writer and a cabaret dancer as history closes in.
(8 days)
A live public recording of Jan Kraus's popular talk show featuring celebrity guests and witty banter from the renowned Czech television host.
A comedy with three intertwined stories set in a New York hotel apartment: a marriage in crisis, a seduction, and a wedding day disaster.
Czech chanson artist and songwriter Radůza brings her distinctive world of chanson, folklore, and urban stories to the stage.
Czech premiere of the Molière Prize-winning French comedy about two young lovers seeking freedom in divided 1980s Berlin. A play full of surprising turns and clever dialogue.
(15 days)
Edward Albee's provocative tragicomedy about a man confronted with a shocking truth about his wife. The play raises unsettling questions about love, tolerance, and the boundaries of acceptance.
A grotesque comedy about three elderly sisters and their patient servant, exploring old age, loneliness and relationships built on mutual dependency with irony and tenderness.