Divadlo v Řeznické is one of the smallest theatre stages in Prague, located in the Nové Město district. The theatre era began here in 1981 under the name Klub v Řeznické, and since 1994 it has been an officially recognised venue funded by Praha 1. The intimate chamber stage focuses on quality contemporary drama, Czech premieres, and unconventional stagings of classics, and has hosted notable artists such as Jan Hrušínský and Bára Hrzánová.
Řeznická 662/17, 110 00 Praha 1
Box office: Mon-Fri 14:00-18:00 and 1 hour before each performance
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Czech premiere of German tragicomedy about a marriage's collapse, when a former girlfriend's visit triggers a chain of revelations and confrontations.
An intense drama about an educator and a troubled boy struggling to find his way out of confusion. The play examines responsibility, trust, and hope in difficult relationships.
Three middle-aged women spiral into existential crisis that becomes absurd chaos, blending dark comedy with profound truths about life. A Finnish contemporary drama.
A grotesque by Jaroslav Gillar about a psychiatric institution where patients seize power. Absurdist theatre full of unexpected twists, silent-film poetics, and Poe-inspired humour.
An interactive mini fairy tale for the youngest children aged 1 to 3, playfully introducing adventures from around the world. The 20-minute performance is followed by a 30-minute themed play area.
A play about personal courage and individual independence within a Catholic seminary. A young student clashes with church hierarchy and institutional rigidity when seeking guidance from a popular priest.
Miloš Čermák's new stand-up special blends humor with pessimism. The comedian returns with stories about life's milestones and offers a view of the future filled with laughter and irony.
A monodrama by Simon Stephens inspired by Chekhov's classic. Michal Kern in the sole role, directed by Diana Šoltýsová. An intense theatrical experience without compromise.
An original drama about the relationship between a father and his sons, exploring the crisis of fatherhood and the possibility of understanding in a deadlocked family situation.
An interactive reading session for the youngest children from birth to 3 years old and their parents, designed to develop imagination and creativity with an experienced instructor.
A psychological drama about guilt and responsibility, where a renowned conductor confronts his past transgression and must play a game imposed by a mysterious visitor.
Trygve Wakenshaw's absurdist mime-clown comedy explores the small moments that make or break friendships. A critically acclaimed show from Edinburgh Fringe 2024.