Terén is a dramaturgy and production platform of the Brno Centre for Experimental Theatre (CED), founded in 2019 as its third stage alongside Divadlo Husa na provázku and HaDivadlo. It has no permanent ensemble or fixed venue - instead it produces theatre productions, performances, happenings and interdisciplinary projects staged both in theatre halls and at various locations across the city. Guest authors, theatre groups and artistic collectives from the Czech Republic and abroad form the backbone of its programme.
Zelný trh 9, 602 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
Premiere of the theatrical production "Let the Wolf Die" at Brno's Terén theatre.
A new D'epog collective production explores human resilience in harsh conditions, using naturalistic physicality and intense sensory experiences.
Public commemoration of the struggle for freedom and democracy in the Czech Republic.
Concert featuring three bands: V záři blesku, Reactor, and Romanian group Kluž in Brno.
Finnish artist Pasi Mäkelä's solo performance blends Japanese theatre, experimental music and Finnish folklore in an absurd, ritualistic show.
A theatrical performance combining exhibition and ritual elements, inspired by Joseph Beuys' vision of art as a universal language and tool for changing the world.
Christmas celebration at Terén in Brno with free admission.
Commemoration of the founding of the Czechoslovak Republic on October 28, 1918, a key moment in Czech history.
An intimate theatre production about arms dealing where 14 spectators sit at a negotiating table and decide on multimillion-dollar transactions.
Two Prague theatre companies present an experimental collaborative work about normality and social conventions at Terén in Brno.
A celebration of Czech Statehood Day held in Brno with free entry.
An experimental meeting of music, dance, and visual art by Ferst Dadler in collaboration with Berlin composers. Four performers transform the space through percussion instruments, sound objects, and light.
Terén opens its eighth season with the Státky creative teams and a release party for the Syntetic Water Music compilation from Slovak label mappa.
A performative dinner celebrating Slavic identity and the political power of language, part of the STÁTKY series honouring the Day of Saints Cyril and Methodius.
An original performance by Johana Šulík Bártová combining a traveller's slideshow with live music and storytelling about journeys to Iceland. An experimental project exploring the boundaries between artistic and everyday performativity.