The theatre has been inseparable from the Czech cultural heritage. The dominant National Theatre by the river Vltava in Prague is a living monumental evidence of this fact. The National Theatre in Prague has four stages across the city center, and each day, several plays are presented, varying from ballet, opera, drama, and Laterna Magika. However, Prague is also full of smaller ensembles and theaters, such as Letní Scéna Kampa, which now presents a play about a well-known Czech Jewish actor, Jan Werich.

If you are looking to travel outside of the capital, which we strongly recommend, several theatre institutions are linked to each city. Brno offers memorable plays in its Brno National Theatre. Another prestigious theatre stage, the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, found in Ostrava. Finally we must mention the unforgivable experience of the Revolving Theatre in Český Krumlov.