Vinohrady Theater
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The Vinohrady Theater in Prague is located in Peace Square (námestí Míru), just west of Vinohrady. Since 1907, this prevailing Art Nouveau theater has also been home to one of the main drama scenes in Prague. Hundreds of admired performers, playwrights, and directors have come to the Vinohrady Theater with their presence and talent.
The theater shows off its modern ideas of classic plays, guaranteeing that each drama will make a new impression its audience. Currently, the people in charge of its theatrical performances are primary director Henry Gregorini and artistic director Martin Stropnický. With careful selection, the Vinohrady Theater offers well-known historical and contemporary plays with renowned actors including Viktor Preiss, Jirina Jirásková, Hana Maciuchová, Václav Vydra, and several others.
The building is beautiful on the inside as well as on the outside. This is a fantastic place to check out if you are partial to gorgeous theater houses and top-notch acting. It’s great for night out on the town with friends, as well as a marvelous idea for an exclusive and romantic date night. If you want to share the Vinohrady Theater with a friend, you can also purchase 200 and 500 CZK gift vouchers at the box office.
Category: Theaters and Performance
Address: námestí Míru 1450/7, 120 00 Praha 2, Czech Republic
Website dnv-praha.cz
Telephone: +420 224 253 870
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