The empire-style Divadlo J. K. Tyla on Masarykovo náměstí is one of the oldest civic theatres in Bohemia, built in 1833 inside a former brewery malt house. Its interior dates from 1872 and houses one of the oldest surviving painted stage curtains in the country, the work of František Skála from Písek. The theatre is named after J. K. Tyl, who performed here in 1852 and 1856; Ema Destinová also appeared on its stage. Today the city cultural centre runs it, staging theatre productions, concerts and guided tours.
Masarykovo náměstí 1, 379 01 Třeboň
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in 6 days
The musical duo Veronika Canti and Štěpán Šubrta perform a concert spanning opera, operetta, musicals, and film music for classical music enthusiasts.
A harmonization concert featuring Tibetan singing bowls, guided by Jan Flégel, exploring the healing vibrations of these traditional instruments.
(2 days)
Třeboň celebrates the Renaissance heritage and the life of Jakub Krčín, a notable regent and fishpond master, in this long-running historical festival.
Legendary rock hits performed by a string quartet by candlelight. Songs from Queen, Metallica, Nirvana and other bands reimagined with new emotional depth.
A grand family musical bringing the tale of Aladdin to life with spectacular staging, music, and magic for all ages.
A grand orchestral concert featuring iconic film scores by legendary composers, hosted by South Bohemian Theatre actors.
