Šemberovo divadlo stands opposite the Pražská brána (Prague Gate) in Vysoké Mýto and is named after local linguist, translator and theatre pioneer Alois Vojtěch Šembera (1807-1882). The building was designed by local builder Vincenc Mašek and opened in August 1925. Its auditorium, with stalls and a balcony, seats 318 and hosts theatre performances, concerts and film screenings. The venue has no permanent ensemble - visiting companies come from across the country.
Komenského 281, 566 01 Vysoké Mýto
Opening hours follow the event programme
The brass band Astra Svitavy presents a promenade concert filled with tradition and musical energy.
The DOLNOVANKA wind orchestra performs Czech and Moravian folk songs in a relaxed promenade concert setting.
A classical promenade concert by the Pardubice Six ensemble at Šemberovo Theatre in Vysoké Mýto.
A promenade concert by the Holice Cultural Centre wind orchestra. Traditional summer music in a relaxed outdoor setting.
A string quartet performs music from Bridgerton by candlelight. Concert for audiences aged 12 and up.
A French comedy exploring family relationships, love, and money. Divadlo Verze presents the Patrons' play at Šemberovo divadlo.
A theatrical comedy by Peter Quilter about how life's challenges can be overcome with humor and a light touch.
Czech singer Lucie Bílá performs a recital with pianist Petr Malásek at Šemberovo Theatre.
Armenian stand-up comedian Tigran Hovakimyan brings his special to Vysoké Mýto with original humor and sharp observations. A Czech opener will warm up the crowd.
Czech imitator Petr Jablonský presents his first full-length stand-up show featuring brilliant vocal transformations and comedic talent. An original performance with characters from politics, culture, and film that will have you laughing throughout.