The premiere of Your Ghosts, My Shadows took place at the Komedie Theater, home to the dance company of Czech choreographer, teacher, and director Lenka Vagnerová.
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It is important to realize and understand how extraordinarily precious and rare time is, says Jiří Kylián
We met with world-renowned choreographer and versatile artist Jiří Kylián, whom I know personally, to talk about the upcoming unique event Kylián Festival: Wings of Time, which is being prepared in Oslo, Norway (May 29–June 14). We also discussed the perception of the passage of time, life, and death.
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Želary as a dance drama
One of the first ballet premieres of the new year took place on the stage of the Moravian Theatre in Olomouc and it was a truly world-class event.
A Streetcar Named Desire – Whisky, Sex and Cigarettes
DEKKADANCERS is a major dance company, significantly influencing the development of contemporary dance and dance theatre and undoubtedly the taste of the audience in a wider context.
A Streetcar Named Desire – Meeting With a Living Legend
It is undoubtedly a good thing that the work of the distinguished choreographer John Neumeier is finally entering the repertoire of the Czech National Ballet.
Lenka Vagnerová Celebrates Ten Years Of Her Company With Riders
Riders, Lenka Vagnerová’s new show, is the “remake” of Jezdci that came to life ten years ago. The choreographer feels the work was a cornerstone for the establishment of her dance company and her major achievement as an author.
Where ‒ Breath And Gesture Within Reach
The Studio Maiselovka in Prague's Old Town is home to 420PEOPLE under the direction of dancer, choreographer and artistic director Václav Kuneš.
Forsythe/Clug/McGregor – Movement extremes and cloning
The Czech National Ballet has presented a triptych of works by world renowned contemporary choreographers William Forsythe, Edward Clug and Wayne McGregor.
Bon Appétit! : When tastes start to fade
The collaboration between Laterna magika and the Czech National Ballet can be regarded as a special event in the history of both ensembles.
Radio and Juliet or What if Juliet did not die?
Shortly before the start of the new season, the National Ballet Brno premiered the ballet Radio and Juliet by the renowned Romanian choreographer Edward Clug.