Lesní divadlo Skalka is an open-air theatre in Nové Podlesí near Příbram, set in a former quarry in the forest on the edge of the Brdy hills. Local Scouts started building it and the first performance took place on 14 July 1946. Today the venue is run by the Příbram Municipal Cultural Centre; amateur theatre groups and the Divadlo A. Dvořáka Příbram perform here each season. The programme covers theatre for children and adults, concerts, and stand-up comedy.
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The Metropolitan Theatre Prague presents its adaptation of Erben's classic Kytice, featuring the ballads The Water Sprite, The Noonday Witch and The Wedding Shirt, directed by Michael Tarant. The performance takes place in the open-air amphitheatre of Forest Theatre Skalka.
The Metropolitan Theatre Prague stages a dramatic adaptation of Mácha's classic poem in the natural setting of the Forest Theatre Skalka. Directed by Michael Tarant, who also helmed the acclaimed "Kytice".