Czechia · SHOW
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 shows justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
At Theatre Broadway in Prague 1, you’ll watch a 65-minute, non-verbal black light show built around UV colors, dance, acrobatics, puppets, music, and audience interaction. Performers move through the seating area, so choose your place carefully. It suits families, couples, and anyone wanting a language-free evening.
“Very Good for me it was perfect but for my mother and my little sister think that it was a bit overrated”
You’ll enjoy a four-course Czech dinner at the Folklore Garden in Hlubočepy, with live Bohemian and Moravian music, dancing, audience participation, and unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, and water. Choose from nine main dishes, and add hotel pickup if you prefer an easier evening.
“It was really enjoyable and interactive, so you really feel a part of the show. I definitely recommend everyone to enjoy themselves with that traditional event. The food was good and perhaps too much, we even couldn't finish ours;limitless drinks (inc. beer&wine),4course dinner with a cup of coffee and desert. Worths the price. P.S. I recommend everyone to choose the transfer option because the place is not in the city centre so they pick you from the hotel and bring back after the show,which is much more comfortable than any means of transport.”
Spend a lively Thursday, Friday, or Saturday evening at La Scène in central Prague. You’ll see singers, dancers, acrobats, stunt acts, vintage and contemporary numbers, and video projections over about two hours. Add a four-course dinner with vegetarian or gluten-free choices. Smart casual dress and age 18-plus.
“Wonderful experience, she show great and the food fantastic :-)”
Spend about 65 minutes in Prague’s WOW Black Light Theater, where fluorescent performers, music, audience participation, and effects such as rain, snow, spiders, bubbles, and giant balloons tell a wordless story about fear and finding yourself.
“The Black Light show was unique visual and musical experience. Would highly recommend it for an evening out in Prague.”
At Reduta Theatre on Národní 20, Black Light Theatre Srnec presents Antologia, a 95-minute, language-free selection of eight scenes created since 1961. Expect fluorescent costumes, pantomime, music, visual tricks, and comic stage business in a small venue. Choose an earlier or later evening performance.
“Great show that has so much talent. Different to what I have ever seen Easy to find and an excellent thing to do while in Prague”
Meet at Prague’s Hybernia Theatre for a 150-minute English-language cabaret featuring 40 performers, rhinestone costumes, acrobatics, fire, comedy, singing, and light effects. Dress in creative black tie, arrive camera-ready for pre-show photos, and buy champagne or other drinks at the theater bar.
Meet beside Café Montmartre and Bond Café for a 70-minute HILT black light theatre show in a 50-seat 15th-century underground hall. Director Theodor Hoidekr blends projections, live performers, original music, and songs by Shakira, Sting, AC/DC, and Coldplay into a wordless, interactive story of love.
“Reading about the HILT Black Light Theatre's history online is definitely a worthwhile primer before seeing their show. It gives you a deeper appreciation for the passion and dedication that goes into their work. But, even better than reading about it is experiencing it firsthand at their theatre. I personally found the more intimate setting far superior to the larger, more tourist-heavy venues. There's a distinct and almost mystic feeling being in their underground auditorium, especially knowing it dates back to the 15th century - a historical detail often overlooked by the casual tourist! You can sense the history imbued in the space. The show itself was comedial, interactive, and…”
Travel by air-conditioned bus from central Prague to Dětenice for a short castle tour, traditional brewery visit, beer tasting, and a three-hour medieval feast. Expect unlimited unpasteurized beer and Moravian wine, live music, dancers, a juggler, fakir acts, and a fire show.
“Bello, interessante il castello, divertente la cena peccato non si capisca quello che dicono ( non conosco il ceco….). Forse un pochino caro…..”
At HILT Black Light Theatre, director Theodor Hoidekr combines film projection, live black light scenes, original music, and familiar songs in a nonverbal story about love. The intimate historic venue has only 50 seats, and audience participation is encouraged.
“If this was intended to be a farce, they nailed it. However I don't think that was their plan and it was not advertised as such. The show was 70 min long and the seats were quite hard, after 30 minutes most in the audience were fidgeting.”
Spend an evening at Folklore Garden with Czech musicians, singers, and dancers, plus a four-course dinner and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. Your private driver collects you in Prague and returns you afterward. Audience dances and singing make this more than a dinner show.
“We loved this adventure! Our driver was very good. The Czech singing and dancing was excellent. The food was mediocre but the rest made up for it.”
Spend about 2 hours and 20 minutes at Prague’s Art Restaurant Mánes, where singers Daniel Klánský and Sophia Lamoš perform Sinatra favorites with concert musicians. A chef-prepared three-course dinner, Cubist art, and views of the Vltava and Prague Castle round out this English-language evening.
“Nice night out in Prague including the Sinatra tribute show. Music was good, food was fine, nothing to complain about. Good for a date or easy evening out. 👍”
Start with hotel pickup at 8 pm, then spend about three hours at Folklore Garden with a four-course Czech dinner, mead, unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, and live music, dancing, songs, games, and folk instruments. The private return transfer keeps the evening simple.
“Pick up and drop off, very reliable. Excellent music singers and dancers. The musicians are great, all of them, specifically the violinist. Pure Czchek folklore. The food authentic very flavorful. We recomend it. Viator App is great. Everything went smoothly.”
Spend an evening near Prague’s Wenceslas Square with singers, dancers, fashion, and music inspired by 20th-century cabaret. The two-hour show begins at 7 pm, with a welcome Prosecco for every option and a four-course dinner included with Silver and Gold. Look for the Fun in Prague team and banner at the meeting point.
“Amazing show, really enjoyed it! My friend and I had a great time-great performance and very delicious food!”
At Krčma U Pavouka in Prague’s Old Town, you’ll watch swordsmen, belly dancers, jugglers, and other performers while eating a five-course Czech medieval meal by hand. Choose vegetarian or no-pork dishes, then add unlimited beer and soft drinks or pay as you go.
“A nice, light very, traditional experience. Staff was great. Excellent performances. A must for visitors in Prague.”
Spend three hours at a typical Czech restaurant with hotel pickup, a three-course meal, open bar, and folk dancers accompanied by traditional instruments. The mostly wordless show crosses language barriers, and you may even learn a few Czech dance steps.
“Super Veranstaltung, Super Essen, man hat das Gefühl als ob man auf einen örtlichen Fest gelandet ist.”
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