Live shows · PRAGUE SHOWS
Every trip has an evening going spare. These 4 prague shows are worth filling it with, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the day.
At Theatre Broadway in central Prague, you’ll watch a 65-minute black light production built around UV effects, fluorescent costumes, dance, acrobatics, puppets, music, and playful audience interaction. The show uses no spoken language, making it a practical evening choice for families and international visitors.
“Very Good for me it was perfect but for my mother and my little sister think that it was a bit overrated”
Head to the Folklore Garden in Hlubočepy for a lively Czech evening: a mead welcome, four-course dinner, unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, and traditional music and dance. You can learn the Mazurka, sing with the band, and choose hotel pickup if you prefer not to manage the trip back.
“There was six of us that attended the Prague Folkloric Dinner show and we all had a brilliant time. We paid the extra for pick up and drop off at our hotel which was worth doing. Food was lovely the wine, beer and soft drinks was never ending glass always full. The band and dancers were brilliant. Staff was very friendly nothing was to much trouble. We sung, danced and if we come back to Prague we would do it all again.”
Spend two hours with English-speaking hosts, high-energy dancers, singers, acrobats, stunt acts, and video projections at a central Prague cabaret. Add the four-course dinner for soup, starter, main course, and dessert, with vegetarian and gluten-free choices available. Doors open at 7 PM, and the show starts at 8 PM.
“The most awesomeness experience we had at any show. The performances were mind blowing and the food (we opted for the vegetarian option) and service was just beyond amazing. Highly highly recommend!!!”
Spend about 65 minutes in Prague’s WOW Black Light Theater, where fluorescent performers, music, rain, snow, balloons, spiders, and audience interaction tell a wordless story about fear and self-discovery. Tickets cost $32.41, but arrive 20 minutes early because seating is unnumbered.
“This was just ok, not as great as advertised. The performers did a good job, but it was just basically some mediocre dancers in fluorescent costumes under a black light. There may have been a story line, but I wasn’t getting it. Maybe it was performance art that was beyond me, but I did not enjoy it and would not do it again.”
Pick a stage, a dinner table or a dance floor.
