Divadlo v Dlouhé is a repertory theatre with a permanent ensemble, founded in 1996 as an institution of the City of Prague. It operates in a listed building from 1929, with a main hall for over 400 spectators and a chamber foyer stage. Its dramaturgy focuses on lesser-known titles and crosses into alternative, musical, puppet and cabaret genres. The theatre stages over 120 performances for children and youth each year and organises the festivals Dítě v Dlouhé and 13+.
Dlouhá 727/39, 110 00 Praha 1
Mon-Fri 15:00-19:00, Sat-Sun one hour before the performance
An adaptation of a South Korean literary work with horror elements, bringing psychological intensity and dark atmosphere to the stage.
The 15th annual benefit concert by Mrakoplaš supporting Alzheimer's research, featuring guests Michal Prokop and Miloň Čepelka, with a traditional auction of rare items.
An imaginative theatrical adventure exploring the power of imagination, engaging both children and adults with its original take on the invisible world.
Meet the creative team behind the theatre production 'Weekend' at Divadlo V Dlouhé in Prague.
A dark comedy exploring family and relationships through a Central European lens. Performance at Divadlo V Dlouhé.
A readers' club gathering at Divadlo V Dlouhé to discuss plays, books, and themes relevant to today's world.
Theatrical adaptation of the famous novel about a growing boy and his personal battles. Performance at Prague's Divadlo V Dlouhé.
A fairy-tale play about overcoming fear and following your dreams. Perfect for children learning that it is possible to enjoy life without worry.
A comedy exploring the paradoxes of theatre-making, asking what happens when the creative process spirals beyond control.
A theatrical performance exploring themes of life and vitality at a Prague theatre.
A theatrical performance staged at Prague's Divadlo V Dlouhé.
An original production by Divadlo v Dlouhé that interweaves the Prague legend of the Golem with the story of Doctor Faustus. A creative duo from Hradec Králové's Divadlo Drak crafted this production combining theatrical and puppet theatre in the atmosphere of a mysterious magical study.
Mozart's beloved opera of love, magic, and good triumphing over evil. A timeless masterpiece of the operatic repertoire.
A theatrical performance at the V Dlouhé Theatre in Prague in September 2026.
A comedy exploring the chaos behind the curtain, following a dress rehearsal and fiftieth performance of a boulevard farce. A witty look at the passion and madness hidden behind theatre productions.
Spanish playwright Alfredo Sanzol adapts Shakespearean motifs in a play about three women and three men who meet on a deserted island full of confusions and mistakes.
A South Korean novel about a woman who becomes vegetarian and transforms through the eyes of her family. A psychological thriller exploring isolation, perception, and the dreams that define us.
A theatrical performance exploring the dangers of talking to unknown people and the importance of caution and personal safety.
A fresh comedy exploring the Don Juan legend, written by René Levínský and directed by Hana Burešová at Divadlo V Dlouhé.
An experimental comedy about a modern Don Juan from Vysočany that explores the boundary between reality and the digital world. Directed by Hana Burešová, starring Michal Isteník.
A family plush production about gangsters, lists of death, and the search for meaning in Mollisan Town. A dark tale full of love, betrayal, and philosophical questions about what makes us human.
A fairy-tale adaptation of the classic Robinson Crusoe story, bringing the adventure of a lone sailor on a desert island to the stage. Perfect for families with children.
A story of two women seeking love and meaning in an imagined future world that returns to idealized golden times. A theatrical adaptation of two plays by Ödön von Horváth.
A tragicomic play about two young women searching for their place in a modern world that constantly looks back to the past.
A classic fairy tale about three brothers with magical adventures, entertaining both children and parents with its wit and imagination.
A theatrical exploration of imagination and creative thinking for children and adults, directed by Anna Klimešová.
A musical-theatrical production about the legendary Chinese poet Li Po, created through a unique collaboration between Czech drama students and an Indonesian gamelan orchestra. A distinctive fusion of European theatre with Asian music and tradition.
Poetry reading by Jonáš Hájek at the World of Books fair in the Jaroslav Seifert Hall.