nacucky! is a cultural house in the centre of Olomouc on Dolní náměstí, bringing together a professional theatre, gallery, café and educational platform under one roof. The theatre na cucky has been operating since 2013 and has been at its current address since 2017, with a programme focused on civic engagement and contemporary social issues. Gallery XY presents projects from contemporary art, architecture and new media.
Dolní náměstí 42, 779 00 Olomouc
Opening hours follow the event programme
A movement workshop for children aged 4-6 where kids discover the joy of movement and creativity through games and imagination. Twelve sessions with flexible Pay What You Can pricing.
A weekly workshop for children aged 7-12 exploring theatre, film, music, and visual art. No performance pressure - the focus is on creative joy and experimentation.
An experimental opera premiere blending baroque music, electronic elements, and surrealist imagery. Opening gala of the REGIONY festival in Hradec Králové.
An original adaptation of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth by Divadlo nacucky! blending musical theatre, performance, and experimental staging. The story explores death and personal experiences of pain, loss, and separation.
A free trial lesson in movement work with emotions for students, parents, and children aged 3-8, with no experience required.
A comic adaptation of ancient tragedies that offers a sarcastic critique of modern society and the theatre industry. Three of antiquity's greatest heroes compete to sell their stories most effectively.
A theatrical playground for children made from stage props, held every other Sunday of the month. Parents can relax in a rest area with refreshments.
A site-specific theatrical production set in a military bunker in Olomouc. The show blends authentic stories, live music, and smoke effects as audiences journey from toy soldiers to modern weaponry.
A theatrical adaptation of a book about life stages in late capitalism. A sarcastic collage of scenes and blog observations about unequal opportunities and the absurdities of adult life.
A theatrical investigation into Květoslava Viestová, an Olomouc-born leader of the Bratislava resistance. The production examines her life through traces and themes of women's roles in history, wartime courage, and Slovak-Czech tensions.
A four-session workshop cycle exploring well-being, movement, and self-awareness through the seasons. Open to all levels, with flexible pay-what-you-can pricing.
A darkly comic one-man show about climate crisis and finding a voice in modern society. Satire, grotesque, and direct audience interaction directed by Michal Hába.
Director Adam Svozil stages a witty conversation about class identity and queer experience, adapting Didier Eribon's essay. Personal memories of growing up in a working-class family blend with reflections on society's polarization and freedom.
Four-part movement and well-being workshop with childcare provided. Sessions run from October to December on a pay-what-you-can basis.
A solo theatrical project about the life of Charlotte Garrigue Masaryk, wife of Czechoslovakia's first president. The performance interweaves the actress's personal account with documentary materials and video footage from New York.
An original adaptation of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth by director Jan Frič. A chamber theatrical work blending musical theatre and experimental staging, with childcare provided during the performance.
A theatrical collage inspired by the story of Jaromír Balda, exploring themes of radicalization, fear, and xenophobia through grotesque and poetic scenes performed by Studio SEN.
An original operatic adaptation of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth by director Jan Frič, a chamber theatrical work blending musical theatre, performance, and experimental staging with pay-what-you-can admission.
An original theatrical piece about invisible domestic labor and care, drawing on interviews with women from Czechia and Ukraine. A poetic exploration of migration, gender, and marginalized communities.
A new wordless performance by Studio SEN exploring human closeness and memory through movement, touch, and the body, welcoming audiences of all ages.
An original theatrical production exploring three stories of people in relative comfort who nonetheless struggle with love, work, and existential doubt.
A debate on artificial intelligence and its impact on economics, spirituality and security, featuring philosopher Tamara Sofia Falcpne, economist Zdeněk Rosenberg and sociologist Dalibor Krejčí.
A theatrical exploration of class and queer identity inspired by Didier Eribon's essay, directed by Adam Svozil. Two actors stage a candid conversation about belonging, politics, and personal freedom. Parent-friendly performance with included childcare.
Opening lesson of a Ukrainian-Czech art course for young people aged 15-20, focused on voice and the creative process.
A discussion on the role of Czech weapons in Ukraine's defence, hosted by the editorial team of Respekt weekly. An event for those interested in current politics and international relations.
An introductory movement workshop for young children where games and stories help them discover the joy of movement and teamwork.
An immersive exhibition based on a beloved children's book, featuring Pavla Baštanová's illustrations and Hynek Petrželka's spatial design. Step into the world of Olivie and her grandfather.
An experimental theatre piece that moves the audience from the stage into a nuclear fallout shelter for an unconventional performance experience.
Pre-election debate on future cultural strategy featuring representatives of Olomouc political parties and movements, moderated by Barbora Kucsa Prágerová.
Outdoor hatha yoga session with instructor Karolína Trtíková. The practice emphasizes spring energy and physical rejuvenation.
An interactive movement workshop for children where they learn about nature and seasonal changes through play and movement.
A week-long summer camp for children exploring theatre, music, dance, and visual arts. No prior experience needed — children will try various artistic techniques and present their work at the end of the week.
A kundalini yoga class focused on opening the heart and finding your place in life, led by Simona Šafaříková.
The 11th edition of the XY exhibition walk showcases Budapest's artistic scene. Independent Olomouc galleries and off-spaces open their doors with curated exhibitions.
A post-show discussion on women in ancient theatre with theatre scholar Eliška Kubartová following the performance of Tragedy at Café nacucky.
A gathering for teachers at Dolní náměstí in Olomouc featuring coffee and snacks in the nacucky! house complex with its theatre, gallery, and café.
All-day open garden event featuring guided tours, a children's trail, morning yoga, a family workshop, and an evening concert by local band le chaim.
A preview of an experimental adaptation of the classical myth about Orpheus and Eurydice by Divadlo nacucky!, blending Baroque music with electronic elements to explore themes of death, loss, and pain.
Community celebration in Olomouc featuring a bun-baking competition and gathering at the nacucky! venue.
A fresh take on a beloved fairy tale, designed for children from age five and their parents.
An intensive contemporary dance workshop with professional dancer Helena Arenbergerová exploring freedom of movement, conscious body awareness, and playful creativity. Open to all dance and movement enthusiasts.
A humorous workshop on surviving the working world. Perfect for anyone who wants to laugh and pick up practical tips for navigating everyday workplace situations.
A movement and dance workshop inspired by exhibitions at Galerie XY, led by Julie Březinová. Open to beginners and experienced dancers, focusing on body work and creative movement interpretation.
A discussion about the theatrical production Oedipus Utopia, held as part of the Divadelní Flora Olomouc festival with free admission.
Launch of Dorota Ambrožová's second book, an autofictional prose about motherhood and the everyday reality of Czech mothers. Slovak singer-songwriter Terez Frecerová will perform; the event welcomes families with children.
The first edition of an open creative showcase at Dům nacucky! features music, performance, poetry, and visual art across multiple parallel zones. Free entry, drop-in afternoon programme.
Outdoor yoga with instructor Karolína Trtíková. A spring hatha yoga session in nature.
A guided tour of Kryštof Netolický's exhibition at Galerie XY during Olomouc Museum Night. Discover the artist's work in an interactive evening setting.
A seminar on educator well-being and teaching with art, focused on building positive classroom climate and developing the potential of all students.