Reviewed · SHOW
Every Prague trip has one free slot too few. These 15 shows justify it — priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Prague WOW Show Black Light Theater is a 65-minute interactive 4D UV show at Theatre Broadway, with audience participation and no language barrier.
“Great show! We were a family with 2 kids, ages 8 and 13. The show was an absolute fun for all of us. The show is mostly dancing so no language issues. There was one sign at the beginning in multiple languages, including Hebrew.”
Prague folklore dinner show with a 4-course Czech meal, unlimited beer and wine, mead toast, and interactive dance and singing, plus optional transfers.
“Me and my Partner had the most beautiful evening. One of our best if not THE best memory in Prague. The people are all very very sweet and kindhearted, the Show was phenomal, they are all very talented. And the Service was also very very good. We would definetly recommend it. 10/10. A Must-Do if you are staying in Prague for sure!!!”
Prague cabaret dinner show with a 4-course meal, contemporary and vintage dance, singers, stunt acts, video projections, central seating.
“Great performance. food tasty. And good drink menu. a Fun evening out.”
A one-hour black light theater show in Prague with 4D effects, audience interaction, and a word-free story that works for all ages.
“Not even a 3 out of 10 Not coordinated not good music Dancers mediocre Would not recommend Over priced not a special place”
Prague Antología black light show at Black Light Theatre Srnec: fluorescent stunts in the dark, 8 classic scenes, easy for families.
“Really cool idea and was great for the first sketch but got a bit boring after that. Left at the intermission as was just the same thing over and over. 95 minutes is way too long. 20 mins would have been enough”
Prague’s Hybernia Theater cabaret show with neo-circus acrobats, rhinestone costumes, singing, burlesque, fire acts, and photo time.
See Prague’s Images of Love, a 70-minute non-verbal black light theatre show with film projections, audience participation, and pop music.
“I much prefer smaller, more intimate settings, and this underground theater was exactly what I was looking for. Stepping into the space was like stepping back in time. The 15th-century auditorium had a truly mystic feeling, and I loved the sense of history hidden beneath the city. It's clear that many tourists simply see it as "some cellar," which is a shame because they are missing out on a truly unique experience. The show was the highlight of the night. It was comedic, clever, and the interactive elements were a real treat. The originality of the concept was undeniable, and I found myself completely captivated. My experience was somewhat marred…”
Prague to Dětenice day trip: baroque castle, copper-kettle beer tasting, medieval tavern dinner with unlimited beer and Moravian wine, fire show.
“Tour was great. The guide was a little hard to hear and understand .. there were a lot of us and couldn’t all get into the room before she started speaking but we were also running a little late Overall though I would highly recommend”
Underground HILT black light interactive show in Prague with film projections, audience participation, and a non-verbal love story.
“Great team – gave it their all! The show was 1.5 hours of creativity, humor, and impressive effects. If you're in Prague, don't miss the HILT Black Light Theatre – it's a true cultural highlight. I would definitely go again!”
Prague folklore dinner show with round-trip hotel transport, medovina welcome drink, four Czech courses, and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks.
“Transport was great. Czech dancers were impressive, and enjoyable. Could drink all the wine and beer desired. Dinner was only fair, and only one of us could have the trout. Rye bread stale and no one ate it. Two and half-hour long performances became repetitive and some were glancing at their watches! Recommend if you have never before seen costumed folk music/dancing. Otherwise, it's a lot of money better spent on alternative Prague outings.”
Prague Czech folklore show with a 4-course dinner, unlimited beer and wine, mead welcome drink, and round-trip hotel transfer.
“We were picked up at our hotel for a short ride to the venue. It was festively decorated and the musicians and singers had already begun to do some light entertainment before drinks were served. We, along with everyone else, were already having a great time. The food was great but way too much for one person to eat.”
Prague cabaret dinner show with a 2-hour 20th-century style performance, 4-course menu, and welcome drink, starting 7 pm.
“Amazing show, really enjoyed it! My friend and I had a great time-great performance and very delicious food!”
Medieval dinner and show in Prague at Krčma U Pavouka, with a 5-course meal, sword fights, dance, juggling, and optional all-you-can-drink beer.
“A nice, light very, traditional experience. Staff was great. Excellent performances. A must for visitors in Prague.”
Prague folk dinner with hotel pickup, 3-course Czech meal, open bar, and a traditional dancing show. 3 hours.
“Super Veranstaltung, Super Essen, man hat das Gefühl als ob man auf einen örtlichen Fest gelandet ist.”
Prague cabaret at Medusa with gold seating, live dancers and singers, and a smart dress night in a historic venue.
“Great, very tasty cuisine, fast service, awesome cocktails, and an interesting show. We'll definitely be back.”
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