Vrchlického divadlo is the only classical theatre venue in Louny. The building was constructed in 1948-1950 to a design by Vít Nepor and opened in October 1950 under the name Fučíkovo divadlo. After a major reconstruction in 2002-2003 it regained its originally intended name and reopened in 2003. The theatre has no resident company - its programme consists of touring productions from Prague and the region, amateur theatre, and since 2004 the Lounské divadlení festival. The auditorium seats 262.
Osvoboditelů 411, 440 01 Louny
Box office: Mon-Fri 14:00-17:00 (or until 19:00) and 1 hour before each performance
in 4 days
An evening of poetry performed by music school students from Louny under the guidance of teacher Milena Syrovátkova.
An interactive show where audiences request film titles and Buchty and Loutky improvise them on the spot. A playful blend of theatre and cinema.
The Zemlinsky String Quartet, one of the leading Czech chamber ensembles, performs classical string music in Louny. The group carries on the rich tradition of Czech quartet playing.
A theatrical adaptation of a classic film comedy featuring iconic scenes and dialogue in a fresh staging. The performance runs 120 minutes with an intermission.
A 50-year celebration of the Kvítek choir featuring members, singing, dancing, and guest bands Funkus and Z-Band.
Opening ceremony of the Lounska Trinactka, a traditional running race held in Louny.
A comedy by Norm Foster about a married couple facing financial hardship and their desperate search for money. A 120-minute performance with an intermission.
Jaromír Laksa's dance orchestra presents an afternoon of live music and dancing.
German comedian Stefan Vögel performs a solo show about a man who discovers that his new life after divorce isn't what he imagined.
A dramatization of Tolstoy's novel directed by Iveta Dušková, exploring two central stories about the nature of love. The performance lasts 135 minutes.
An intimate encounter with one of Czech theatre's most respected and distinctive actresses, Tatiana Dyková, sharing her experiences and personal stories.
An interactive theatrical sitcom by Martin Hranáč blending humor and improvisation with audience participation.
A fairy-tale performance about ghosts living in a castle, designed for children aged 3-12. Runs 60 minutes.
Rudy Linka Trio performs modern jazz where three accomplished musicians create an intense dialogue, driven by emotion and improvisational freedom.
A fun evening of popular songs performed on audience request at the Louny theatre.
Gabriela Nogová's comedy premiere about two men, two women and Saint Elijah. A show promising laughter and surprise.
A concert featuring young cellist Jakub William Gráf and pianist Filip Martinka, both HAMU students.
Opera and musical singer Tereza Mátlová and vocalist Bohuš Matus present a programme featuring hits by Morricone, Gott and others, blending opera, musical and pop music.
A concert celebrating the film and popular music of composer Petr Hapka, featuring songs from the 1960s and 1970s.
Czech imitator Petr Jablonský performs his debut stand-up show featuring irreverent humor and impressions of dozens of well-known personalities.
A grand family musical bringing the tale of Aladdin to life with spectacular staging, music, and magic for all ages.
Slovak stand-up star Michael Szatmary brings his new special to Louny with 80 minutes of sharp comedy and his best material.