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PRAGUE THEATRE - THEATRES
IN PRAGUE
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are many Theatres in Prague ranging
from Black Light and Magic Lantern Shows to the major
Opera Houses, and Concert Halls. For the spoken word
there are regular English language productions - consult
uptodate schedules to check the current position which
you'll readily find around the city.
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The city of Prague is world famous for its Black
Light Theatres, Mimes and Magic Lantern Shows. Most
of these Shows are based on music and have little
or no spoken word and so there is no language problem.
Some of the Shows during late 2004 are “Miss
Sony”, “Quo Vadis”, “Anatomy
of the Kiss”, “Wonderful Circus”,
“Faust”, “Odysseus”, “Aspects
of Alice ”, etc. A selection of these theatres
follows but on a stroll around the centre of Prague
you will receive a deluge of leaflets, etc for these
Shows.
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National Marionette Theatre
- Zatecka 1 Prague 1
Reduta Theatre – (Praha 1 Narodni
Trida 20)
Theatre Animato – (Na Prikope
10 Savarin Palace Praha 1)
Laterna Magika – (Praha 1 Narodni
Trida 4)
Image – (Parizska 4 Praha 1)
Fantastika – (Praha 1 Karlova
8)
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MAJOR THEATRES AND OPERA HOUSES IN PRAGUE INCLUDE:
Statni Opera Praha
– (Wilsonova 4 Prague 1) mainsteam popular performances
of opera and ballet.
Archa Theatre – contemporary
theatre – (Na Porici 26, Praha 1)
Opera Mozart – (Novotneho lavka
1 Praha 1) popular arias from Mozart operas sung in
German and Italian.
Ponec Theatre – venue for contemporary
dance and movement theatre (Husitska 24A, Prague 3)
National Theatre (Narodni Divaldo -
Narodni 2, Prague 1) – The Czech National Opera
company is resident here.
Karlin Musical Theatre (krizikova 10
Praha 8) Operetta and the standard musicals are performed
here.
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