Švandovo divadlo na Smíchově is a Prague city theatre with a tradition dating back to 1881, when it was founded by Pavel Švanda ze Semčic. After extensive renovation it reopened in 2002. It has two performance spaces – the Large Hall (300 seats) and the basement Studio (44–100 seats). The repertoire features productions by the resident drama ensemble as well as guest companies; it is the first Prague drama theatre to offer English surtitles.
Štefánikova 57, 150 00 Praha 5
Box office: Mon-Fri 14:00-20:00, Sat-Sun and public holidays 2 hrs before the show (otherwise closed)
A provocative theatrical production blending adult humour with fairy-tale storytelling. This expanded version brings the sold-out NoD Theatre hit to a bigger stage.
A recital performance by Czech actor and director Karel Plíhal in Prague.
A theatrical adaptation of an autobiographical novel about overcoming trauma after a violent attack. Oskar Hes and Jan Grundman in an intense production directed by Tomáš Loužný.
A theatrical performance with live music celebrating the grunge movement and the last major rock rebellion. A tribute to an iconic era that transformed rock music.
Slovak adaptation of the cult Czech comedy CHLASTU with a stellar cast of Slovak performers. A theatrical production at Švandovo Divadlo in Prague.
An original theatre comedy exploring the relationship between a creator and their critic in a backstage setting.
(3 days)
A Slovak salon comedy exploring the relationship between Oscar Wilde and his close friend Robbie Ross.
A morning staging of Henrik Ibsen's classic drama at the National Theatre, perfect for school groups and families with children.
A dark Nordic comedy about a police officer arriving in a small town where locals have their own way of doing things. The play blends western and horror elements into a unique atmosphere.
A popular talk show by journalist Honza Dědek featuring four interesting guests from various fields each month. Live performance in Prague.
Falcon Dance Company brings the classic Czech ballads of Kytice to life through dance, acrobatics, and theatrical performance with film music.
A fairy tale about disobedient little goats who get eaten by a wolf, but are rescued by their kind mother. A performance for children from 3 years old.
A cult comedy blending drag performance with themes of freedom and self-expression, where love wins out in the end.
A dancer and actress meet in an intimate performance exploring mutual understanding and shared humanity.
A theatrical adaptation of Orwell's dystopian novel about a man who begins to question the truth in a totalitarian state. A dark, thought-provoking play about power, manipulation, and personal freedom.
A Thalia Award-winning puppet theatre show inspired by Sylvester Stallone's The Expendables, featuring creative staging with puppets and objects for audiences of all ages.
A theatrical exploration of the twenty-year relationship between poet Vladimir Holan and actor Jan Werich, who shared a villa on Prague's Kampa island.
A poetic comedy about the obstacles we create for ourselves, celebrating 60 years of shared journey at the theatre.
A poetic comedy about the last day in the life of a long-married couple navigating petty conflicts and quiet expressions of love.
(24 days)
A legendary talk show featuring Honza Dědek in conversation with prominent figures from culture, politics, and entertainment. Two hours of intimate interviews with notable personalities, watched by millions on YouTube.
(10 days)
A popular talk show hosted by Honza Dědek, featuring well-known personalities in a two-hour weekly show filled with entertaining conversations and humorous moments.
(35 days)
A theatrical piece inspired by the lives of writer Zdena Salivarová and author Josef Škvorecký.
(2 days)
A Nordic comedy about four teachers who decide to test the theory that alcohol is the key to happiness. A dark play about friendship, ambitions, and the price we pay for them.
A theatrical adaptation of the Oscar-winning film about four teachers who experiment with alcohol to rediscover joy in life. A dark Scandinavian comedy starring Petr Stach.
An intimate chamber production about two Holocaust survivors, Miloš Dobrý and Hana Pravdová, who experienced the same places but never met. Authentic stories from Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, and post-war life.
Scenic conversations hosted by Robert Jašków in May 2026 in Prague.
A Slovak salon comedy exploring social conversation and relationships. A light, witty play for lovers of theatrical humor.
A French fairy tale about an ambitious boy dreaming of becoming a general. A theatrical performance for children and families.
(15 days)
An intimate theatrical piece about the boundary between dream and reality, exploring the memories, plans, and imagination of three surrealist figures.