Events and tickets
Martina Hajdyla, Eliška Brtnická, Jana Stárková: TREMULA / *PF (Parent Friendly)
You need to rest. Stay in place for a while. In a performance full of the elements, in our bodies. Finally, rest. But how long can this last?
For the performance we offer free babysitting (childcare) as part of our accessibility program. It's important to us to have people with diverse life experiences in the audience, and we know that access to live culture is often complicated for parents of young children. In the frame of Parent-Friendly Culture program, we strive to break down, at least in part, the complex barriers we have in our society, allowing parents an uninterrupted theatrical experience and direct participation in cultural events.
Martina Hajdyla, Eliška Brtnická, Jana Stárková: TREMULA
You need to rest. Stay in place for a while. In a performance full of the elements, in our bodies. Finally, rest. But how long can this last? An autumn premiere you shouldn't miss.
DetailALTA CAMP
A tent has grown up in front of the Studio ALTA. We live in it, you and I. And Pankaj Tiwari, the artist who built it here. For 3 days, we will explore what is in the tent and what is not in the stone theater. What were the cultural institutions of today? Free discussion and dinner every day for anyone who wants to stop by. Camping allowed.
DetailJazmína Piktorová, Sabina Bočková: Microworlds
Our Earth is full of worlds within worlds. Each of these microworlds lives its own unique life. This play focuses our attention on little things that are often overlooked in plain sight through micro-movements, body landscape, and a play with small objects. The playful and poetic play explores the fragility of our existence.
Movement and object-based performance for everyone 4 years old and up. The performance takes place outside in a front of Studio ALTA
No language barrier.
Jazmína Piktorová, Sabina Bočková: Microworlds
Our Earth is full of worlds within worlds. Each of these microworlds lives its own unique life. This play focuses our attention on little things that are often overlooked in plain sight through micro-movements, body landscape, and a play with small objects. The playful and poetic play explores the fragility of our existence.
Movement and object-based performance for everyone 4 years old and up. The performance takes place outside in a front of Studio ALTA
No language barrier.
Jazmína Piktorová, Sabina Bočková: Microworlds
Our Earth is full of worlds within worlds. Each of these microworlds lives its own unique life. This play focuses our attention on little things that are often overlooked in plain sight through micro-movements, body landscape, and a play with small objects. The playful and poetic play explores the fragility of our existence.
Movement and object-based performance for everyone 4 years old and up. The performance takes place outside in a front of Studio ALTA
No language barrier.
Antoinette Helbing: The Laughing Crowd / *PF (Parent Friendly)
For the performance we offer free babysitting (childcare) as part of our accessibility program. It's important to us to have people with diverse life experiences in the audience, and we know that access to live culture is often complicated for parents of young children. In the frame of Parent-Friendly Culture program, we strive to break down, at least in part, the complex barriers we have in our society, allowing parents an uninterrupted theatrical experience and direct participation in cultural events.
DetailAntoinette Helbing: The Laughing Crowd
DetailSPOLK: The Miners
"My granny keeps telling me that the most important thing in winter is to wear an undershirt. But she also says that everything will be fine." A dance performance about happiness and a good life advice that helps us find it.
DetailSPOLK: The Miners
"My granny keeps telling me that the most important thing in winter is to wear an undershirt. But she also says that everything will be fine." A dance performance about happiness and a good life advice that helps us find it.
DetailtYhle & Lukáš Karásek: Living room
The Living Room is an expedition of the human imagination into the unexplored realm of furniture. It takes place between the walls of a single room – the parallel universe of furniture that coexists with our universe. Here, each object has its own character, each acting in its own unique way. On the border between light and darkness, amidst the quiet scrape of wooden feet and creaking doors, furniture and the human body become a canvas upon which fantastic figures emerge and fade again. In his project, Lukáš Karásek balances on the edges of masked theatre, dance, and circus, and plays an exciting game full of imagination and humor.
The show is followed by a marbles tournament.
tYhle & Lukáš Karásek: Living room
The Living Room is an expedition of the human imagination into the unexplored realm of furniture. It takes place between the walls of a single room – the parallel universe of furniture that coexists with our universe. Here, each object has its own character, each acting in its own unique way. On the border between light and darkness, amidst the quiet scrape of wooden feet and creaking doors, furniture and the human body become a canvas upon which fantastic figures emerge and fade again. In his project, Lukáš Karásek balances on the edges of masked theatre, dance, and circus, and plays an exciting game full of imagination and humor.
The show is followed by a marbles tournament.
tYhle & Lukáš Karásek: Living room
The Living Room is an expedition of the human imagination into the unexplored realm of furniture. It takes place between the walls of a single room – the parallel universe of furniture that coexists with our universe. Here, each object has its own character, each acting in its own unique way. On the border between light and darkness, amidst the quiet scrape of wooden feet and creaking doors, furniture and the human body become a canvas upon which fantastic figures emerge and fade again. In his project, Lukáš Karásek balances on the edges of masked theatre, dance, and circus, and plays an exciting game full of imagination and humor.
The show is followed by a marbles tournament.
tYhle & Lukáš Karásek: Living room
The Living Room is an expedition of the human imagination into the unexplored realm of furniture. It takes place between the walls of a single room – the parallel universe of furniture that coexists with our universe. Here, each object has its own character, each acting in its own unique way. On the border between light and darkness, amidst the quiet scrape of wooden feet and creaking doors, furniture and the human body become a canvas upon which fantastic figures emerge and fade again. In his project, Lukáš Karásek balances on the edges of masked theatre, dance, and circus, and plays an exciting game full of imagination and humor.