
Summer Grébovka with Divadlo MA 2026
Seven years running, Divadlo MA's Summer Grébovka festival brings six theatrical productions to a neo-Renaissance grotto in Prague's Havlíček Gardens throughout August.
Havlíčkovy sady, commonly known as Grébovka, is a sprawling English-style park in Prague's Vinohrady district covering 11 hectares, including a 1.7-hectare vineyard. It was laid out between 1871 and 1888 as the garden of industrialist Moritz Gröbe's villa, designed by architect Antonín Barvitius; in 1906 the city opened it to the public and renamed it after Karel Havlíček Borovský. The park features the neo-Renaissance Gröbe Villa, the Pavilion, the Vineyard Gazebo with a wine bar, and the artificial stalactite cave known as the Grotta. The whole complex has been a listed cultural monument since 1964, and an annual wine harvest festival takes place here every autumn.
Havlíčkovy sady 58, 120 00 Praha 2
Sep–Apr: daily 6:00–22:00, May–Aug: daily 6:00–24:00

Seven years running, Divadlo MA's Summer Grébovka festival brings six theatrical productions to a neo-Renaissance grotto in Prague's Havlíček Gardens throughout August.

A non-verbal musical comedy exploring the world of women through thirteen scenes inspired by works of famous painters. Visual art and vocal compositions by Spanish and Latin American composers blend to create a diverse emotional landscape.

A comedy inspired by Neil Simon and Pavel Liberman about a man caught between his mother's demands, family expectations, and his own midlife crisis.

A theatrical production about European emigrants of the early 20th century who sailed to Argentina and became the creators of tango. Stories of crises, wars, and hope for a new life.

A theatrical exploration of Marlene Dietrich's life and legacy, examining how the iconic actress navigated war, dictatorship, and the pursuit of freedom across art, politics, and personal identity.

Divadlo MA stages Wilde's famous comedy as the story of a man who paid with his life for his authenticity and sexual orientation. The production reflects the paradox of his era - sexology recognized homosexuality as natural, yet the legal system criminalized it.

A summer street food festival featuring over 120 stalls, chef workshops, and live music in Grébovka park.