Prague Shakespeare Company Guy Roberts Artistic Director

ONE WEEK ONLY SALE - TWO-FOR-ONE TICKET DISCOUNT
ALL SHOWS IN OCTOBER 
Offer valid ONLY through EMAIL reservations or
IN PERSON Monday-Friday from 15:00-19:00 and two hours before every performance at the PSC Box Office located at Divadlo Kolowrat in the Kolowratsk� pal�c. Ticket inquires and questions can be addressed to

Venus in Fur (Czech Premiere)   
 

3, 4, 23 October, 2014 at 19:00

13, 14 November, 2014 at 19:00 

By David Ives 

Directed by Guy Roberts
Starring Jessica Boone 


"A knock-out performance" - THE PRAGUE POST

Performed in English

Featuring Czech surtitles and translation by Jitka Sloupov�

 

Venus in Fur is the sexiest, funniest evening you will have in Prague! Written by theatrical mastermind DAVID IVES, Venus in Fur introduces us to Vanda, an unusually talented young actress determined to land the lead in Thomas' new play based on the classic erotic novel, Venus in Fur. Vanda's emotionally charged audition for the gifted but demanding playwright/director becomes an electrifying game of cat and mouse that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, seduction and power, love and sex.

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9, 10, 11 October at 19:00 

1 November at 19:00
2 November at 15:00
By By Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield
Directed by Guy Roberts

 

Performed in English 

  

6 Guys, 38 Plays, 100 Minutes. The hilarious, beloved comedy that has delighted audiences around the world comes to Divadlo Kolowrat in a uniquely PSC style. An irreverent, fast-paced romp through the Bard's plays, our madcap troupe weave their way through Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories and Tragedies in a wild ride. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll fear for your safety - you'll have an unforgettable night!
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with Martin Hilsk� and Daniel Dobias  

14, 21 October at 19:00
11 November at 19:00 

By William Shakespeare and Martin Hilsk� 

 

Bilingual performance: English and Czech

Featuring Czech translation by Martin Hilsk� 

 

World-renowned Shakespeare scholar Martin Hilsk� tells the spellbinding story of translating Shakespeare's most beloved sonnets into Czech while sharing deep insights about the man and his work. Sonnets are set to music and performed in original compositions from legendary composer Daniel Dobias and singers Jessica Boone and Josef Guruncz.


 

William Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets on themes such as love, beauty, mortality and the passing of time. Shakespeare plays with the form, switching gender roles, mocking love and beauty, being surprisingly frank about sexual drives and desires, and making political commentary. His sonnets have been called the prototype of modern love poetry. This is a rare opportunity to see one of the leading experts on Shakespeare in Europe at the top of his game, "telling what is told."

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Macbeth   


30 October at 14:00  /  29, 30 October at 19:00

19 November at 14:00  /  19 November at 19:00

By William Shakespeare
Directed by Guy Roberts

 

"Powerful...Magnificent" - THE PRAGUE POST


Performed in English

Featuring Czech surtitles and translation by Martin Hilsk� 

  

Something wicked this way comes in Prague Shakespeare Company's Macbeth. Blood will have blood in this fast-paced and streamlined version of Shakespeare's classic tale of ambition, witchcraft and murder - 80 minutes, no intermission.

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ONE WEEK ONLY SALE - TWO-FOR-ONE TICKET DISCOUNT
ALL SHOWS IN OCTOBER 
Offer valid ONLY through EMAIL reservations or
IN PERSON Monday-Friday from 15:00-19:00 and two hours before every performance at the PSC Box Office located at Divadlo Kolowrat in the Kolowratsk� pal�c. Ticket inquires and questions can be addressed to
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"Shakespeare's words constantly remind us of our own humanity and through his texts 
we can better understand our own modern experiences, anxieties, and sensibilities." - PSC