Divadlo D21 is a professional independent theatre on Prague's Vinohrady, founded in 2003 as Malé Vinohradské divadlo and renamed in 2012. It stages original productions as well as adaptations of modern Czech literature and classic dramatic texts. The venue runs the Divadlo školám (Theatre for Schools) project with performances for kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. A regular talk-show called Komu zvoní Hana takes place in the theatre foyer.
Záhřebská 21, 120 00 Praha 2
Opening hours follow the event programme
A theatrical performance "Husák's Silence" at the D21 Theatre. The show takes place in Prague on September 10, 2026.
Theatre performance at the D21 Theatre in Prague.
A theatrical production exploring the life and legacy of Emil Hácha, a prominent Czech political and legal figure.
A grotesque adaptation of Bohumil Hrabal's cult novel about opportunism and moral collapse, with a sharp contemporary edge.
A theatrical production exploring the controversial legacy of Czechoslovak president Emil Hácha, examining questions of justice and historical memory. An award-nominated contemporary Czech drama.
The first theatrical adaptation of the Nečas mission, created by the team behind Cloud and Emil or On Hácha. A historical drama about figures around the Munich Agreement with surprisingly contemporary relevance.
Three actors from Theatre D21 present Alois Jirásek in a humorous theatrical condensation that reveals the compelling elements of his classic stories.
A classic Sherlock Holmes detective story performed in English at Theatre D21. An engaging theatrical adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic mystery.
Premiere of a ballad about a young sorceress seeking a place where she belongs and a village girl desperate from forbidden love. A poetic play full of magic and mystery.