La Fabrika is a multi-purpose cultural centre in the Holešovice district of Prague, opened in 2007. It was created by converting several early-20th-century factory buildings, designed by the KAVA studio - the name combines a nod to New York's La MaMa theatre with a reference to the industrial origins of the building. Its two black-box halls host theatre, dance, concerts, exhibitions, film screenings, performances and workshops.
Komunardů 1001/30, 170 00 Praha 7
Opening hours follow the event programme
Premiere of a new choreography by Václav Kuneš. The 420PEOPLE ensemble presents KINTSUGI - a dance about visible breaks and their repairs as part of the narrative.
British experimental group Shabaka performs at La Fabrika in Prague.
Czech premiere of composer and musician Anna Meredith, whose experimental work defies genre classification, at the Prague Sounds festival.
A dance party hosted by Hobluj! featuring Devles and Trio Bukaja. Folk-inspired music with a contemporary twist.
Three Roma ensembles from Lithuania, Hungary, and Bulgaria bring traditional music, singing, and dance to La Fabrika. A vibrant evening celebrating diverse Roma musical traditions across Europe.
Three performances of traditional Romani music: Czech band Gipsy Brothers, Moldovan ensemble Enigma Romilor, and Spanish flamenco school Escuela de Flamenco Arabesquees.