Prague is historically a very musical city. Czech composers Dvoark and Smetana made a significant contribution to the world’s music heritage. Mozart debuted his 'Don Giovanni' at the Estates theatre in the city after putting the final touches to it the night before. The Prague Spring Music Festival is still one of the world's foremost classical events. Opera and Theatre are also alive and well in the Czech capital and many of the bigger theatrical performances are simultaneously translated into English via headsets.
Stavovske Divadlo (Estates Theatre)
Ovocny trh 1, Prague 1
Tel: 2421 5001
Metro: Mustek
Narodni Divadlo (National Theatre)
Narodni trida 2, Prague 1.
Tel: 2491 3437
Metro: Narodni Trida
Tram: Narodni Divadlo (# 6, 9, 17, 18, 21, 22)
Rudolfinum
Alsovo nabrezi 12, Prague 1
Tel: 24 89 33 52
Metro: Staromestska
Tram: Staromestka (# 17,18)
Statni Opera (State Opera)
Wilsonova 4, Prague 2
Tel: 26 53 53
Metro and Tram: Muzeum (# 11)
Smetana sin (Smetana Hall)
Obecni dum, Namesti Republiky 5, Prague 1
Tel: 22 002 100/1
Metro and Tram: Namesti Republiky (# 5, 14, 26)
Laterna Magika (The Magic Lantern)
Narodni trida 4, Prague 1.
Tel: 2491 4129
Metro and Tram: Narodni Trida (# 6, 9, 18, 22)
Ta Fantastika Black Light Theatre Prague
Karlova 8, Prague 1
Tel:2422 9078
Metro: Staromestska
Tram: Staromestska (# 17, 18)
Image Theatre
Parizska 4, Prague 1
Tel: 232 9191
Metro: Staromestska
English-language Theatre
Black Box Theatre
Janevskeho 14, Prague 7
Tel: 9614 4139
Metro: Vltavska
Tram: Vystaviste (# 5, 14)
Misery Loves Company
Celetna 17, Prague 1
Tel: 232 6843
Metro: Namesti Republiky
