Reviews

Brno National Ballet opened the new season with a lavish production of La Bayadère, a ballet which has become part of the company’s repertoire for the third time in its history. 

Years ending in the number 9 have witnessed major and life-changing events in our country’s history. 

Art mirrors its time. Artists reflect - be it consciously or not - what surrounds them, concerns them and disturbs their sleep. 

Anything you choose from 420PEOPLE’s repertoire, there is one thing you can rely one – you will see excellent dance performances, unmatched in the Czech dance world.

The J. K. Tyl Theatre ballet company has decided to spice up the first days of school with a new premiere - the ballet Kytice (A Bouquet of Czech Folktales). 

An excellent concept, top-class acrobatics, masterful mime art, attractive ideas. These superlatives concerning the latest project of the leading circus group Losers Cirque Company were unfortunately not matched by its dramaturgy...

On the occasion of the 100th birthday of its founder, Meda Mládková, the Kampa Museum prepared an extensive programme entitled Century of Meda Mládková, celebrating her incredible anniversary.

The Prague Chamber Ballet spent the last few years searching an identity, a route to be accepted as a full-bodied part of the Czech scene. 

If there is any piece of drama in the dance world that inspires creators by its emotional depth, captivating atmosphere, and tragic dénouement...

In the past two weeks, the Ponec Theatre has hosted two premieres. 

The latest ballet premiere at the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre in Ostrava is another well-thought-out move of the ballet company’s artistic director Lenka Dřímalová. 

The director of the Royal Swedish Ballet Nicolas Le Riche (leading the company since 2017) certainly does not deny his origins.

Shortly before Christmas, Laterna magika ensemble prepared a treat for families with children.

Only a week before Christmas, rather discreetly and without much promotion, the dancer and choreographer Martin Talaga ...

Shakespeare is a bottomless well of inspiration, which applies to ballet adaptations as well. The Taming of the Shrew...