Prague
Jindřišská Tower is a late-Gothic bell tower of the Church of St. Henry and St. Kunhuta in Prague's New Town, built in 1472–1476. At 65.7 m it is the tallest freestanding bell tower in Prague. Reconstructed by architect Josef Mocker in 1876–1880 and fitted with a modern interior in 2002, the tower's ten floors house a gallery, a Museum of Prague Towers, the Zvonice restaurant, a panoramic viewing platform, and a unique carillon of ten bronze bells.
Jindřišská 2122/33, 110 00 Praha 1
in 4 days
An original programme by two acclaimed actresses and performers combining readings, singing, feuilletons and stand-up. The show features author texts, duets and solo chansons from their collaborative creative work.
An original show by actresses Martina Preissová and Dáša Zázvůrková featuring author readings, duets, chansons and stand-up comedy from their own creative repertoire.
An original programme by actresses Martina Preissová and Dáša Zázvůrková combining readings, duets, feuilletons, stand-up comedy and chansons from their shared creative work.