Divadlo Na Maninách is located in the Holešovice district of Prague, inside the Kulturní dům Domovina building constructed in 1919–1922 by architects Otto V. Mác and Karel Roštík. The venue housed the Domovina cinema from 1922 to 1995; in October 2018 the KVArt Production agency opened it as a theatre. The hall seats up to 420 and hosts drama, musicals, stand-up comedy, talk shows and concerts, with a focus on stories in which women play a central role. A theatre bar and wheelchair access are available.
Na Maninách 1525/32a, 170 00 Praha 7
Box office opens 1 hour before each performance
A theatrical performance exploring contemporary dating unfolds under the open sky in Prague.
A theatrical comedy about a foolish man preparing for dinner, full of situational humor and laughs.
A Ukrainian theatrical production about a squirrel who lived a hundred years. Performed at the Na Maninách Theatre in Prague.
An Italian evening with Ferrante Rovinelli at Na Maninách Theatre. Concert on October 9, 2026 at 7:00 PM.
Stand-up comedy show by Jiří Charvát. An original programme with humour and unexpected twists.
A Ukrainian performance about two lonely people seeking support and understanding in each other.
An adaptation of Bulgakov's classic novella about an experiment that transforms a dog into a human. A sharp satire on society and human nature, directed by Valery Zolotukhin.
Stand-up comedy show featuring Hungarian humour at Prague's Na Maninách theatre.
A concert by Russian musician Bogdan Lisevskij at Prague's Divadlo Na Maninách.
Comedian Bohdan Lysevsky brings his new solo stand-up show to Prague. A rare chance to see live the performer whose projects have millions of followers.
A Russian-language comedy about a lieutenant colonel whose peaceful life is upended when three very different women arrive at once, sending events in a wildly unexpected direction.
Ukrainian stand-up comedian Anton Tymoshenko brings his charity eurotour to Prague with fresh dark material already road-tested in North America.
A theatrical performance celebrating the artistry of legendary filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki and the magic of Japanese culture.
A symphonic concert celebrating Joe Hisaishi's iconic scores from Hayao Miyazaki's animated films, performed by Japanese conductor Kotaro Kimura and soprano Satoko Ota.
A symphonic concert celebrating the music of composer Joe Hisaishi from Hayao Miyazaki's films. A chamber orchestra conducted by Japanese maestro Kotaro Kimura and soprano Satoko Ota perform iconic Studio Ghibli compositions.
Petr Šrámek discusses longevity as an emerging trend and its implications for modern society.
Czech comedian Michal Nesvadba presents his comedy show "Michal is a Flower" at the Na Maninách Theatre.
The Symphonians orchestra performs a concert programme of Hans Zimmer's compositions from films including Gladiator, Interstellar, Inception, and Pirates of the Caribbean.