Studio Ypsilon (nicknamed Ypsilonka) is a leading Prague author's theatre founded by Jan Schmid in Liberec in 1963. Since 1978 it has been housed in the early-functionalist Olympic Palace on Spálená Street. Productions blend grotesque and naturalistic expression, live music, singing and collective improvisation. The venue has a Main Stage (180 seats) and a Small Stage (120–148 seats).
Spálená 16, 110 00 Praha 1
Mon-Fri 13:00-19:30 (no show days 13:00-18:00), Sat-Sun 1 hour before performance
A grotesque comedy about a writer who creates his own problems by forcing his wife into infidelity. A parody of theatrical genres full of absurd situations and swing music.
A theatrical improvisation show where Ypsilon's seasoned actors create songs, speeches and attractions live on stage, drawing on decades of collaboration and direct audience engagement.