Brno
HaDivadlo is a Brno-based drama theatre with a long tradition, focusing on auteur and experimental productions. Its repertoire spans contemporary drama, Czech and international plays, and performances aimed at discerning audiences. The theatre is known for its exploratory approach to stage art and close collaboration with emerging artists.
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A Swiss satire on middle-class conformism: when businessman Biedermann invites strangers into his home, a chain of grotesque situations unfolds. Max Frisch's classic play featuring Jiří Miroslav Valůšek in the lead role.
in 5 days
An original production by the CED Theatre Studio about six characters at a house party trying to resolve their personal issues in 45 minutes. Experimental theatre featuring elements of object theatre.
in 6 days (2 days)
A theatrical adaptation of an autobiographical novel about coming of age in a small Moravian town, where loneliness, family trauma, and the desire to escape collide. Director Ondřej Štefaňák and author Marek Torčík share a similar story and created an intimate exploration of identity and the fear of return.
An adaptation of Ludvík Vaculík's iconic novel about finding one's place in a polarized society. Director Břetislav Rychlík and dramaturg Cyril Drozda bring the story of a father, family, and memory to the stage of HaDivadlo.
Jean-Luc Lagarce's autobiographical play about a man returning home with his secret. A hypnorealist drama exploring family, silence, and the yearning for acceptance.
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A sarcastic comedy about Hitler in his private life, where his story unfolds in the kitchen and domestic scenes filled with grotesque humour and absurdity.
A theatrical piece about waiting, hunger, and social conventions. An absurd play exploring what happens when everyone gathers at the table, but the host never arrives.
A theatrical performance about Brno's peculiar atmosphere that seeps under the skin of everyone who lives there or finds themselves in the city.
An original HaDivadlo production exploring ancient women competing in a reality show format for power and voice. A contemporary take on Helena, Clytemnestra, Penelope, Medea, and Cassandra through the lens of modern female identity.
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A dramatization of Kateřina Tučková's novel about Gerty Schnirch, exploring the Brno death march and questions of guilt, forgiveness, and reconciliation between Czechs and Germans.
A theatrical adaptation of an award-winning novel about growing up in a small Moravian town, caught between the desire to escape and the fear of returning home.
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A grotesque satire by Swiss playwright Max Frisch about a bourgeois who lets suspicious guests into his home. The play critiques conformism and remains surprisingly relevant today.
A staged reading of a new play by Jana Vaverkova and Robin Mayer at HaDivadlo theatre. The play unfolds in a radio studio and explores the clash between dramaturgical control and the chaos of reality.