Czech Cabaret Show

Czech Cabaret Show: be entertained by the most famous cabaret!

Travel back in time and be enchanted by the magic of the variety show! The Czech Cabaret Show offers a breathtaking full-length performance combining elements of cabaret, theatre, burlesque, vaudeville and modern circus. The most famous cabaret and musical numbers will amaze you with their original design, rich sets and beautiful costumes. The cast of the variety show consists of glamorous showgirls and dancers, leading Czech musical singers, elite performers, circus artists and acrobats. All this is enhanced by excessive props and stage effects.

Ticket category:

Category 1 – a unique seating at gala tables near to performing artists, unique view, drinks allowed in the hall VIP table seating and in the hall
Category 2-3 – premium seats, unique view, drinks before the show and during break only in the lobby
Category 4-7 – very good view, drinks before the show and during the break only in the foyer

Important:

• The show is in Czech and has no subtitles
• Dress code: creative black tie - If you will not be dressed appropriately, you might not be allowed to enter the theatre
• We recommend you to arrive to the theatre no later than 19:00. The SHOW itself starts at 19:30. The bar is open from 18:30 – exactly one hour before the show full of fun, music and photos with the performers, starts.
• One intermission
• The purchased tickets cannot be returned or exchanged.
• The price includes service fee of 3,7 € (100,- CZK)

Visit the Powder Gate nearby. 

Hybernia Theatre

In Hybernia theatre you can see the best of the famous ballet and opera performed by leading Czech artists

Hybernia Theatre and its location have a rich history. In the 14th century, the emperor Charles IV built the St. Ambrosius monastery here which gradually fell under different orders, the Benedictines, Minorites, and finally in the 17th century the Irish Franciscans.

In late-18th century the monastery was shut down on the order of Emperor Joseph II and the church was deconsecrated. Still, the place was called „U Hybernů“ (Hybernia means Ireland in latin). The former church served as a customs house, exhibition hall. In 2006 its interior was transformed into a modern theatre hosting mainly musicals, but also ballet, opera performances and jazz concerts.

Important:

• There is a nice bar at the entrance and a little cloakroom on side.

How to get there: 

• Accessibility by public transport:
  metro B (yellow line) - Náměstí republiky stop
  tram - Náměstí republiky stop
• Nearest car parking:
  garages of the Palladium or Kotva shopping malls on Náměstí republiky