A monodrama by the Klášterec nad Ohří theatre ensemble based on Ladislav Fuks' novel about a Jewish man in the 1941 Protectorate. A serious story infused with dark humour.
The B.A.N.D.A. Bystřice theatre ensemble stages four allegorical apocrypha by Karel Čapek, literary works inspired by biblical stories and early human history.
A comedy about three mobsters reuniting in a New York apartment after a decade to find hidden cash, only to face each other's greed and an idealistic journalist tenant.
A comedy about two divorced women navigating life, love, and friendship. A witty, warm look at middle-aged women finding their way.
A bitter comedy about an aging actor's attempt to return to the stage, written by Helena Albertová, recipient of the Ministry of Culture Award.
A psychological comedy by Miro Gavrana exploring whether sexual mishaps can shape the course of history. A mature-audience theatre piece.
Čapek's anti-war drama about a mother protecting her children in a war-torn land. The play examines how intolerance and apathy fracture society.
A darkly comic ensemble piece exploring interconnected lives behind office doors, from newsrooms to law firms, where human stories collide and secrets unravel.