A spectacular video mapping show will transform the faรงade of the National Theater in Prague on Wednesday, April 23, offering a free public performance.
The light show is scheduled to begin at 8:50 p.m., with the public invited to gather and experience the display from nearby Stลeleckรฝ Island.
The event marks the 120th anniversary of the premiere of Kytice (Bouquet), a cornerstone of Czech literature and theater.
The play, inspired by the poems of Karel Jaromรญr Erben, has remained one of the most iconic works in the Czech cultural canon.
The show is sponsored by Pilsner Urquell, which will help turn the evening into a full experience.
From 6:42 p.m., two hours before the video mapping begins, a designated viewing area will open on Stลeleckรฝ Island. Attendees will be able to enjoy freshly tapped Pilsner beer and light refreshments as they wait for the performance to begin.
Entry is completely free, and no tickets or registration are required. The location offers a clear view of the theaterโs historical faรงade, making it an ideal spot to take in the visuals, sound, and atmosphere of the evening.
The combination of cutting-edge light projection, historical context, and open-air celebration is likely to make it one of the most memorable events in Prague this spring.
- ๐ Where: National Theater, Prague
- ๐ When: Wednesday, April 23, at 8:50 p.m. (Viewing area opens at 6:42 p.m.)
- ๐บ What: Video mapping show + refreshments by Pilsner Urquell
- ๐๏ธ Admission: Free
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