Prague
The National Theatre is the representative stage of the Czech Republic and a symbol of national identity. Its Neo-Renaissance building, known as the "Golden Chapel," was designed by architect Josef Zítek and opened in 1883. The theatre brings together four artistic ensembles — Opera, Drama, Ballet, and Laterna Magika — and manages four stages, including the Estates Theatre and the State Opera. It is a designated national cultural monument.
Národní 2, 110 00 Praha 1
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Mozart's masterpiece opera featuring the witty servant Figaro navigating love, intrigue, and marriage in a whirlwind of musical brilliance and comedy.
A theatrical exploration of an alternate history where a Polish-Czech union triumphs in World War III, premiering at the National Theatre in Prague.
Puccini's celebrated opera about love and passion performed by the National Theatre. A classic work with stunning music and dramatic storytelling.
Henrik Ibsen's psychological drama about an ambitious woman navigating power, desire, and social constraints in a suffocating marriage.
in 2 days
A theatrical performance at the National Theatre in Prague. The show begins at 14:00 on May 17, 2026.
in 2 days
A theatrical performance at Prague's National Theatre.
in 3 days
The classic opera Carmen returns to the stage of the National Theatre with a traditional interpretation of Bizet's famous work.
in 4 days
A National Theatre production exploring the life and literary legacy of Edgar Allan Poe.
in 5 days
Puccini's celebrated opera about love and passion performed by the National Theatre. A classic work with stunning music and dramatic storytelling.
in 6 days
A dramaturgical introduction preceding the National Theatre's production of Poulenc's opera about French Carmelite nuns during the Revolution.
in 6 days
An experimental avant-garde theatre production exploring contemporary and innovative performance forms.
An experimental performance at the National Theatre in Prague exploring modern and avant-garde theatrical forms.
A theatrical adaptation of Alexandre Dumas's classic novel about the three musketeers and their swashbuckling adventures in Paris.
Puccini's celebrated opera of love, passion, and betrayal returns to the stage of the National Theatre. Tosca is one of the most frequently performed operas of all time.
Experimental theatre performance at Prague's Národní Divadlo showcasing contemporary avant-garde artistic approaches.
A classic Czech drama exploring themes of love, fate, and the supernatural. This iconic work returns to the stage of the National Theatre.
A theatrical exploration of an alternate history where a Polish-Czech union triumphs in World War III, premiering at the National Theatre in Prague.
A dramaturgical introduction to the performance "In Our Hands" at the National Theatre in Prague.
A theatrical production imagining an alternative history where a Polish-Czech union triumphs in World War III.