Swan Lake ranks among the most famous classical ballet titles and forms part of the repertoire of all major theatres worldwide. The German fairy tale about Princess Odette, transfigured into a swan, the evil sorcerer Red Beard and the hapless Prince who forgets about his promise has gained immortality owing to P. I. Tchaikovsky’s music, as...
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Romantic musical based on Victor Hugo´s novel Notre Dame de Paris.
The magnificent cathedral of Our Lady of Paris is towering over the fates of the Parisiens. It has been watching over the everyday stories full of human cravings for happiness and love for centuries. But what kind of stories these must have been, in the times when the belief...
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Cocktail 012 is an innovation on the theme of “the most popular of Laterna magika's shows”: it includes such rarities as The Breakneck Ride - a sequence from the 1963 piece Variations, or excerpts from The Magic Flute, Rendez-vous and Legends of Magic Prague.
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New multimedia show: legends about the best-known residents of the Faust House (Faust himself and the English alchemist Edward Kelley); about Chanina, the daughter of a Jewish merchant who refuses grooms offered to her and, guided by the love of the mysterious Lord of the River Vltava, enters the river to return only in the form of a green cat that...
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Sleeping Beauty is one of the cornerstones of the world ballet repertoire and in musical terms is considered the most perfect of all P. I. Tchaikovsky’s ballet opuses. Perrault’s famous fairy tale of a girl who cuts herself on a thorn and falls asleep for one hundred years is not only intended for classical dance lovers. Javier...
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GRAFFITI
This performance will let you venture beneath the colourful surface of the modern characters and symbols, being part of the pulsing urban expansiveness. Let yourselves be drawn into dynamic image animation and modern choreography in human stories taking place underneath that surface.
The performance is composed of dynamic film...
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Our theatre is open to an audience from all continents. Visitors settle down in the theatre every night and we perform for them. However, the theatre is a living organism changing in time, changing the mood of the audience and feelings of the actors. These feelings are borne again every night and die at the end of the performance to be ready for...
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