Studio ALTA is a multicultural centre, creative hub and production unit focused on contemporary dance and physical theatre. Founded in 2008 in Prague's Holešovice district, it later moved to Invalidovna in Karlín and in 2023 found a new home in the former Libeň Brewery. Its programme features bold, innovative works aimed at inspiring creativity, community engagement and artistic research. The venue includes rehearsal halls, studios, shared offices and a café.
U Českých loděnic 2158/4, 180 00 Praha 8
Opening hours follow the event programme
Open call for Ukrainian and Czech women over 55 to participate in an art project exploring rivers and the stories they carry.
An evening of magical and enchanting stories told by professional storytellers around a cozy fire.
Emily Jane Steele's performance investigates the relationship between cold metal and the human body, exploring the boundaries between life and matter.
Unkulunkulu's experimental work explores the dynamics of children's groups, authority, and friendship through performative speculation.
Morning dance classes for all ages and abilities in Prague. A community gathering combining movement and music.
Two dance performances in one evening: SPOLK's improvisation and a resident show by Geile Zeit Studios' Dům pod hvězdami.
Summer workshop series for parents of young children focused on sharing experiences, finding support, and building community together.
A new production by Alica Minar & col. exploring the paradox of human need for touch and distance in urban spaces. Work-in-progress performance at Studio Alta.
A peer-to-peer gathering for artists to share experiences and artistic practice in an informal setting without the pressure of self-promotion.
Studio ALTA is accepting applications for four artist residency programmes in 2027, with a deadline of 10 September 2026.
A final peer-to-peer gathering for artists in performing arts and related disciplines to share their practice openly and without pressure to self-promote.
A dance show by TEMPORARY YOUNG inspired by social media and contemporary culture. The performance welcomes parents with free childcare included in the ticket price.
Premiere of an interactive performance about pond life by the ensemble Krajina v batůžku. Audiences of all ages encounter ancient creatures and uncover the hidden world of this ecosystem.
A performative walk through Prague's Libeň district explores local species from a non-human perspective, emerging from the Organisms Democracy Prague workshop.
A theatrical production by the Ufftenživot ensemble starring Sára Arnstein that examines how our relationship with smartphones has become central to our identity.
A collaborative dance and sound piece by three choreographers exploring heartbeat movements and shared rhythm.
A performative journey by Simulakrum using repetitive movement, sound, and light to transport audiences into alternative worlds.
An experimental performance by Jazmína Piktorová and Sabina Bočková that explores hidden microworlds through micro-movements, bodily landscape, and manipulation of small objects.
A dance performance by three choreographers exploring rest, exhaustion, and the boundary between stillness and movement.
A movement and visual performance by two artists exploring personal and collective experience through physical expression and intimate storytelling.
A dance-performance piece bringing together juggler Lukas Bliss and dancer Andrej Štepita in a playful exploration of movement and objects.
An interactive performance exploring gender stereotypes and social norms, with complimentary childcare included for parents.
A curated showcase of bold performances from pole dance, high heels, and frame up artists. Sophisticated production where movement, music, and individuality are at the heart of the evening.
A dance piece by SPOLK exploring two dancers navigating a provisional world that gradually disintegrates. An experimental meditation on error and collapse.
A workshop with Alica Minar exploring empathy through dance and physical proximity without contact.
Slovak artist Eva Priečková presents a lecture and performance about sharing experiences of death and grief, drawing on the ideas of Francis Weller.
A theatrical exploration of the "crying girl" stereotype, examining tears as a manifestation of strength, vulnerability, and authentic emotion.
Antoinette Helbing's multimedia work explores tears and their power through a performance and installation that immerses viewers in an emotional landscape.
Two dance pieces in one evening: a work-in-progress of OTISKY and Tereza Ondrová's Last Dance project.
A performative walk from the Organisms Democracy Prague workshop guides participants through the streets of Libeň from a non-human perspective. It is presented as a public rehearsal.
A performative lecture exploring how viruses, humans, and pigs might coexist in mutually beneficial and less exploitative ways.
A hands-on workshop with artists Nastasja Štefanić Kralj and Nikolina Rafaj exploring the MAMALAND project.
The second Garden Sessions event at Studio ALTA features the Temple Of collective, bringing together DJs and performers from the Caucasus, Central Asia, and North Africa for an evening of music, art, and dance.
An interdisciplinary art project inviting participants to collaborate creatively with the Berlin-based Organisms Democracy collective. The project takes place in Prague in July 2026.
A neighbourhood festival in Prague's Libeň district featuring a diverse programme for families, locals, and visitors. Music, activities, and gatherings for all ages.
A four-day dance festival with workshops and discussions featuring international artists at multiple Prague venues. Dancetopia welcomes dancers of all skill levels.
A summer workshop on traditional scythe technique and the folk songs that accompany harvest work. Learn hands-on skills and sing along with experienced practitioners.
The interdisciplinary art project Organisms Democracy Prague invites participants to creative collaboration with a Berlin-based collective in Prague.
A walking dance performance in a park where four performers explore the relationship between nature and culture through movement, song, and dark humour.
An afternoon mini-festival of participatory performances engaging all five senses. The programme offers intimate and shared moments with your own body and surroundings through taste, touch, movement, sound and scent.
Closing showcase of DAMU's second-year programme featuring a site-specific performance in HAMU's meditative garden. A subtle exploration of touch, body, and spatial relationships.
Studio ALTA opens its doors to the public as part of the 12th edition of Open House Praha. Free guided tours of the former Panský brewery in Libni with a rich history, no advance registration needed.
Season opener at Altí zahrádka featuring DJ sets, food, tattoos, and hairdressing from Glory Affairs, plus sunset performances by ME-SY and the Azolla Collective.