Divadlo Dobeška is a Prague theatre for children and young audiences, located in the Dejvice district (Praha 6). Its programme focuses on fairy tales, puppet productions and original plays for toddlers and school-age children. The venue is part of Prague's network of theatres dedicated to young audiences and maintains a regular rotating repertoire.
A play about a rural postal worker and her son, a successful drag queen, who join forces to fulfill their grandmother's final wish and discover truths about themselves.
Isaiah Collier, a leading voice in Chicago's jazz scene, brings his Collier Plays Coltrane project to Prague, celebrating the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane's birth.
A traditional variety show from Sklep theatre with comedy sketches, gags, songs and dances for all ages.
A lively food-themed entertainment show with the best recipes from recent years, featuring well-known Czech actors and personalities.
A fun food-themed entertainment show celebrating fifty years of history at Divadlo Dobeška.
A true-story drama about two basketball outsiders who overcame prejudice to achieve their American dream and reshape world basketball.
A lecture on Prague's historic Vltava bridges featuring Václav Hvízdal and notable guests discussing the city's iconic river crossings.
Blues Session performs in the tradition of legendary musician Petr Kalandry, led by Olin Nejezchlebi.
An interactive fairy tale about Mole Thursday, who returns to the village of Veselov and causes chaos in the garden. Children can join in the adventure at Dobeška Theatre.
Nada Valova performs chansons by Hapka and Horacek, accompanied by pianist Martin Rufer and vocalist Ondrej Suchan.
A comedy show where audience members pose questions and two comedians explore answers from wildly different perspectives.
Israeli ensemble Yamma Teiman showcases a female interpretation of Yemenite music with three vocalists and a sextet.
A musical and visual performance for children from 3 years old about a boy who encounters magical forest creatures. A story filled with music and fabric stained glass.
Students of bharatanatyam dance perform under the direction of Shalini Don and Upshzary Don, demonstrating the classical Indian art form through rhythm and expressive movement.
Struggling Uncles & Coconaty launch their debut album with support from Rotten Hands and Virval.
An adventure story about nine-year-old Elisabeth who journeys through the Amazon jungle to find her lost brother and discovers new friendships and rainforest secrets.
Pedro Almodóvar's new film about a director who writes his own crisis and the lives of those close to him on Lanzarote. A drama exploring the boundary between inspiration and privacy.
An architecture lecture with expert David Vávra exploring an interesting and rarely discussed theme in the field of architecture.
A British film about John Davidson's true story, in which he learns to face his life and disability with humour and courage through a meaningful relationship.
A curated selection of sketches from Divadlo Sklep theatre with a stellar cast including Milan Šteindler and Fero Burda.
František Skála and his band Třaskavá směs take the stage at Prague's Divadlo Dobeška.
A film portrait of visual artist, musician, and performer František Skála from various angles.
Opening reception of a painting exhibition by Swedish artists Paula Fohlin and Christer Svanberg at Divadlo Dobeška.
A wedding band frontman struggles for recognition after his song with a former colleague unexpectedly becomes a global hit.
Ivan Ostrochovsky's drama about a doctor in 1980s Czechoslovakia confronting ethical dilemmas and state control over reproduction in a provincial hospital.
An Icelandic film about a marriage in decline between a fisherman and an artist in a remote landscape. Director Hlynur Pálmason crafts a melancholic, poetic meditation on what remains when love fades.
Kejkle Theatre brings a family-friendly fairy tale with interactive games, balloons and competitions for children of all ages.
Brazilian saxophonist Esdras Nogueira brings his quintet with a unique blend of Brazilian grooves, Afrobeat, and jazz improvisation. The concert is part of the Jazz Meets World series.
A psychological thriller about a mother fighting for custody of her children who faces her family's dark past in the courtroom.
A concert by the Czech Skampa Quartet featuring works by Haydn, Suk, and Shostakovich at the Dobeška Theatre.