Prague · SHOW
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These are the 15 shows that make the strongest use of your time in Prague. Compare prices, durations and what each booking includes before choosing the one that fits your day.
Prague WOW Black Light Theatre is a 4D UV show with fluorescent effects, live performers, and audience participation in a non-verbal 65-minute experience.
“It was really wow! You can’t say otherwise. Incredible show. I visited half the world, I was at all kinds of performances, concerts, performances.. but I’ve never seen anything like this! It’s a delight! Thank you ♥️”
Prague folkloric dinner show with unlimited beer and wine, a 4-course Czech meal, live music, and audience sing-alongs and dances.
“Absolutely splendid experience, not to miss when in Prague. The staff is absolutely fantastic especially the servers The dancers, singers, musicians - DON’T MISS IT. We loved every second of the 3 hours spent there”
A 2-hour Prague cabaret with a 4-course dinner, English host, and decade-spanning singing, dancing, and stunts, near the city center.
“When we arrived and saw the size of the stage we weren't expecting much but the performers proved us wrong and put on an excellent show with an eclectic mix of song and dance. Food was tasty and well presented. Only thing we had a problem with was finding the venue because our tickets only had an address but no venue name.”
Prague WOW Black Light Theater is a family-friendly 4D interactive show with fluorescent balloons, rain effects, music, and no-language storytelling.
“Loved this show. Thoroughly entertaining and mesmerising. Very clever how this is done. Seen before on a cruise ship and didn’t fail to enjoy again.”
Prague’s Antología black light show at Black Light Theatre Srnec, a non-verbal anthology of 8 scenes with fluorescent stunts and music.
“The theater is somewhat hard to locate in the jazz club. The show is a good example of black light theater.”
Prague’s Hybernia Theater cabaret show with 40 artists, rhinestone costumes, acrobatics, burlesque, fire, and comedy in 150 minutes.
Prague’s Images of Love black light theatre by HILT. Non-verbal romance with film projections, live scenes, and audience participation.
“Stepping into the small theatre in Prague for the HILT black light theatre show felt instantly different. Forget those massive auditoriums; this intimate space, barely holding 50 people, created a connection I'd never experienced before. The performance was captivating, of course, but being so close to the action, seeing the actors' every move and expression, was something else entirely. It wasn't just a show; it was an experience. The actors weren't just performing; they were interacting, drawing us into their world of light and shadow. I could feel their energy, their dedication. It was clear how much harder they worked, knowing they were connecting with each of us on a…”
Medieval dinner and show in Dětenice from Prague, with brewery tasting, Baroque castle tour, and unlimited unpasteurized beer and wine.
“Świetne miejsce ,kuchnia wyśmienita, pokazy rewelacyjne . Artyści przesympatyczni . Prawdziwy klimat średniowiecza 🥰”
Underground HILT black light theatre in Prague with film projections, live scenes, audience participation, non-verbal storytelling, about 1h10.
“If this was intended to be a farce, they nailed it. However I don't think that was their plan and it was not advertised as such. The show was 70 min long and the seats were quite hard, after 30 minutes most in the audience were fidgeting.”
Prague’s Czech folklore show with hotel pickup, medovina welcome drink, 4-course dinner, unlimited beer and wine, and round-trip transport.
“Food, wine, and entertainment were all okay. We were seated at uncomfortable picnic tables and had a hard time seeing anything. Most remarkable part was being picked up by limo at the hotel. Driver was polite and kind.”
Sinatra tribute show plus a 1930s Prague three-course dinner at Art Restaurant Mánes, with river and castle views in English.
“Nice night out in Prague including the Sinatra tribute show. Music was good, food was fine, nothing to complain about. Good for a date or easy evening out. 👍”
Prague Czech folklore dinner show with round-trip hotel transfer, unlimited beer and wine, and a lively folk dance performance at Folklore Garden.
“The private transfers to and from the event were on time and comfortable. The food at the event was tasty and portions were generous, as was the quantity of drink offered. The entertainment was excellent and the singer and band were talented and versatile. There was a good level of audience participation.”
Prague cabaret with 4-course dinner, 2 hours of music and dance, and a welcome drink. From $58.87, 7pm start.
“The tour operator did not disclose the correct location, so I never made it to the show. I tried calling the tour operator and even used the customer chat feature on Viator so they can help me get in touch with the tour operator. Viator was not able to get a response and told me they will be able to refund my ticket price. Now Viator has told me they will not honor that refund.”
Prague medieval dinner and fantasy show with a 5-course Czech meal, hands-on dining, swordplay, dancers, juggling, and drink options.
“A nice, light very, traditional experience. Staff was great. Excellent performances. A must for visitors in Prague.”
Prague folk dinner with hotel pickup, a 3-course meal, open bar, and a lively folkloric dance show in 3 hours.
“It was a wonderful evening-the staff was attentive, the music, singing, and dancing was terrific. They involve the audience teaching traditional dance steps. The vegetarian soup was delicious, cheese & bred were tasty, coleslaw, potatoes, and vegetables were ok. The felafel was dried out and not worth eating. There was plenty of wine, beer, juices, and water. I highly recommend it.”
