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Opera by Václav Trojan
An opera for children young and old takes the audience on dreamy trips to the world of film and exotic lands, promising fantastic adventure.
An opera for children young and old takes the audience on dreamy trips to the world of film and exotic lands, promising fantastic adventure.
An exclusive candlelight Mozart concert and dinner with leading Czech opera singers and musicians
Get carried away by the love story of Prince Tamino and Princess Pamina. Fantasy opera blends fairy-tale and comic elements with wise philosophy
World premiere. Based on the famous Middle Eastern story, the full-length ballet features overwhelming visual dimensions.
Immerse yourself in the classical music concert performed by the most renowned Czech orchestra - The Czech Philharmonic in the stunning concert Hall Rudolfinum. See the operas of the world-famous Czech composers: Bartered Bride by Bedřich Smetana, Rusalka by Antonín Dvořák, timeless operas by Leoš Janáček, and Bohuslav Martinů in the National Theatre. Follow the steps of W. A. Mozart and discover the charm of the Estates Theatre, where Mozart personally conducted his operas.
Visit a classical music concert in Prague. We love the atmosphere in Prague churches and concert halls. The interior of the buildings adds to the magical vibe. Talented and skilled Czech musicians deliver the best of A. Dvořák, A. Vivaldi or W. A. Mozart. While in the capital city, don’t miss the chance to explore Prague during the day. See Prague plays with English subtitles. Check the program of the Rudolfinum and the Czech Philharmonic. Live performances in the Spanish Synagogue in the Jewish Quarter.
Opera and ballet on the scenes of the most beautiful theatres such as the Prague National Theatre, the Estates Theatre, or the Prague State Opera present the very best art of the acclaimed Czech artists. With their wonderful classicist, Neo-Renaissance, and Neo-Rococo interiors, these stages also belong to the most beautiful theatres and opera buildings in Europe. See organ concerts in Prague's concert halls and churches, or visit Smetana Hall of the Municipal House.