Divadlo GONG is a cultural and educational community centre of Prague 9, a contributory organisation located on Sokolovská Street in the Vysočany district. It hosts theatre performances by ensembles from Prague and beyond, musical events across various genres including regular jazz evenings, and educational programmes. The venue features a Large and a Small Stage and runs the Gong dětem project dedicated to theatre for children and youth.
Sokolovská 969/191, 190 00 Praha 9
Mon-Fri 14:00-18:00 (box office), also 1 hour before each performance
Czech comedian Zdeněk Izer brings his characteristic humor to an entertaining stand-up performance.
Zdeněk Izer brings his signature comedy style in a new show packed with jokes and amusing situations.
Young Sparks returns to Divadlo GONG with guests New Aliquot and David Benda, one of the most acclaimed bluegrass musicians.
A cheerful adaptation of the classic tale about the friendship between a puppy and a kitten, featuring songs and music for the youngest audiences.
A theatrical adaptation of a Czech classic about a dog and cat's friendship, featuring songs and cheerful moments.
An interactive performance about media literacy and internet safety for children aged 9 and up, using an engaging cyber-cube format.
A lecture on media literacy and online safety for children and teenagers, led by V. Štěpánek.
A theatrical adaptation of classic tales about Ferdy the Ant and his friends from nature. A colourful show full of humour and adventure for the youngest audiences.
A dramatization of classic tales about Ferdy the ant, featuring humor and adventure in the world of insects and nature.
A poetic adaptation of a classic tale about five boys' childhood in the early Czechoslovak Republic, brimming with adventures and friendship.
A poetic adaptation of a classic work about five boys growing up in the early Czechoslovak Republic. A gentle and nostalgic portrait of friendship and coming of age.
A theatrical performance about a clever village boy caught in the middle of a power game. Starring Josef Dvořák.
A theatrical exploration of Božena Němcová's life through three funerals - her son's, a friend's, and her own - revealing the stark contrast between her literary fame and personal hardship.
A poetic musical fairy tale for young children about the adventures of a curious kitten discovering the world around him.
A poetic musical fairy tale for the youngest audiences about a curious kitten's adventures as he explores the world around him.
A fairy-tale adaptation about a young witch and her raven companion, designed for children aged 4 and up.
A classic musical "The Magic Pot" reimagined through Josef Dvořák's fresh interpretation of this enduring story.
A fairy tale inspired by the true story of Emil Kolben, a Vysočany superstar, for children aged 9 and up.
A fairy tale inspired by the real life of Emil Kolben, a Vysočany superstar, directed by J. Lesák.
A French comedy about a family celebration turned upside down by the arrival of a mysterious secretary. Starring Svatopluk Skopal, Václav Vydra, and Jan Čenský.
A magical tale of a mischievous boy's quest to rescue his robotic friend. A theatrical performance for children from 4 years old.
A comedy about tangled relationships and surprising revelations, where everything becomes more complicated when the characters try to hide their secrets. Starring Lucie Zedníčková and Lukáš Langmajer.
A theatrical adaptation of Kipling's Jungle Book about Mowgli's final battle with the evil tiger Shere Khan, designed for children aged 5 and up.
A retro-comedy staging about childhood in socialist Czechoslovakia, starring Zbigniew Kalina in the lead role.
Emma Peirson's comedy show, a loose sequel to the cult production Caveman. This time the spotlight is on the heroine from the other side — the cavewoman.
A theatrical performance for children aged five and up about not having to rush into adulthood. A fun play about childhood and growing up at the GONG Theatre.
A theatrical performance for children aged 5+ exploring the reluctance to grow up. A playful take on childhood and adulthood.
A concert by Czech singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Radůza, combining original compositions with virtuosic playing of multiple instruments.
An adaptation of the classic novel about a boy who ventures beyond the school world in search of freedom and adventure. A performance for children aged 8 and up.
A theatrical adaptation of the classic Tom Sawyer story for children aged 8 and up. A boy chooses adventure over school.
Legendary Czech folk-rock band Klíč presents a three-hour concert spanning their greatest hits and latest compositions.
A theatrical adaptation of a cult suspenseful novel for children from 6 years old with horror elements, bringing classic Czech literature to the stage.
A theatrical adaptation of a classic suspenseful novel for children aged 6 and up, featuring elements of mystery and horror.
A sequel to the popular theatrical comedy set in the socialist 1980s, featuring Zbigniew Kalina in the lead role.
A fairy tale about a wandering bear-tamer and his timid little bear. A charming show for children from 4 years old.
A French comedy about a man trying to hide his mistress from his family during his daughter's wedding. Full of unexpected twists and family mayhem.
A clever village boy finds himself caught in the political machinations of powerful figures. Starring Josef Dvořák.
An original theatrical adaptation of the life of Bohumil Hrabal, a Czech writer and cat enthusiast, performed by V. Štěpánek. Suitable for audiences aged 12 and up.
A marital comedy about a New York couple in crisis, where a prenuptial agreement forbids divorce under threat of losing all assets. Starring Michaela Doležalová and Roman Vencl.
A concert by Czech folk singer-songwriter and poet Karel Plíhal. Original songs and poetry performed in an intimate setting.
A theatrical production for children aged 9 and up that explores Czech history through questions and answers, from the legendary forefather Čech to the Hussite wars.
Bratři Ebenové perform a unique fusion of classical music, folk, jazz, and rock.
A retro-comedy exploring childhood memories in socialist Czechoslovakia, based on Robert Bellan's book. Featuring Zbigniew Kalina.
A theatrical production exploring the life and literary legacy of French writer Jules Verne, designed for children aged 8 and up.
A show featuring beloved hits at the GONG Theatre. Classic songs and numbers that audiences have loved.
A stand-up special by Adéla Elbel about life's ups and downs and personal experience, full of reflection and humour.
Stand-up comedy special by Lukáš Pavlásek exploring how reality has become more absurd than any joke. Sharp observations on the modern world delivered with Pavlásek's signature wit.
A comedy about tangled relationships and surprising revelations, starring Lucie Zedníčková and Lukáš Langmajer.
A humorous evening with a popular moderator, poet, and translator at the GONG Theatre.
A British comedy about a London taxi driver who has secretly lived a double life with two wives for two decades. When his children from both relationships plan to meet, their father and his friend desperately scramble to prevent it.
A concert by Žalman and his band, one of the most renowned personalities in Czech folk music. An authentic and energetic show for traditional folk enthusiasts.
An interactive theatrical performance for children aged 11+ about T. G. M.'s life and the founding of the Czechoslovak Republic, blending documentary and escape-game elements.
A sequel to the successful theatrical comedy starring Robert Bellan. This time the action unfolds in the socialist 1980s.
A full-length stand-up show by Czech impressionist and comedian Petr Jablonský, known for his witty impressions and humorous commentary.
A fairy-tale play about two friends - a green frog named Quack and a brown toad named Splash - who go on adventures together. Designed for children from 3 years old.
A comedy about why sometimes it is better to stay silent than to speak. Jan Čenský and Dana Morávková star in Assous's play about truth and its consequences.
The Pardubice band MARIEN performs folk, country, and tramping music with acoustic guitar and multi-part vocal harmonies.
An interactive theatrical adventure for children aged 5+ exploring Christmas traditions and the magic of the holiday season.
A Christmas concert by Pacifik with beloved campfire songs and other musical classics.
A traditional Christmas concert by folk-renaissance group KLÍČ in their full lineup. A three-hour programme featuring their most beloved songs and festive repertoire.
The folk-renaissance group KLÍČ celebrates the Christmas season with a major concert featuring their full seven-member ensemble. The three-hour programme showcases their most beloved compositions and festive repertoire.
Czech comedian Adéla Elbel performs her new stand-up show Trojjediná, a follow-up to her previous comedy programme.
A musical about love and freedom featuring members of the Romano balvaj choir. The performance is sold out.
A regular gathering of the Slovak Circle in Prague celebrating traditional Slovak-Moravian folklore and cimbalom music.
Final performance of Theatre GONG's acting course – a witty one-act play about mothers, daughters, and a travel agency.
End-of-year showcase of dance and music courses from GONG Theatre, featuring diverse choreography styles and fairy-tale-inspired performances for all ages.
The female vocal ensemble Cantoria Praha performs a selection of popular melodies from musicals and well-known songs in one musical evening.
A closing concert featuring students from Taussigova Elementary School performing a diverse musical programme.
A music show featuring students from Gymnazium Botickska performing at the GONG Theatre in Prague.
An acting workshop for students and adults inspired by Frédéric Sonntag's play, exploring the boundary between reality and fiction in an absurd world of constant surveillance.
The Post Scriptum theatre collective presents a play by Oto Kovařík, inspired by a classic of Czech literature. A story about a village where questions of justice and punishment come to the fore.
Spring concert featuring young musicians from a music school performing across various genres.
A theatrical play by Ivan Bukovčan about gangster Luigi awaiting execution. The Divná Bára theatre collective explores whether a human heart can be bought.