Czech Theatre Magazine, published by the Theatre Institute Prague, is a popular resource material providing a representative review of significant Czech theatrical events. All issues should soon be readable on line. In the meantime, if you would like to purchase the current printed issue, or one of the back issues still available, please contact: pavel.storek@theatre.cz
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Czech Theatre 24
The contents of this year's edition of Czech Theatre includes a special section devotes to regional theatres, a text about the most recent work of the director J.A. Pitínský, a comprehensive look at the work of the Comedy Theatre (Divadlo Komedie) in Prague, a study about traditional ballet productions and looking back at the Prague Quadrennial 2007.
Price: 325 CZK / 15 USD / 12 Euros (including postage and handling)
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Czech Theatre 23
The new English publication of Czech Theatre volume 23 provides informative articles and up-to-date information about the most recent trends in the world of Czech theatre, and also includes feature articles on scenography and theatre design commemorating the Prague Quadrennial 2007 and colour photographs by award winning Czech theatre photographers.
Price: 325 CZK / 15 USD / 12 Euros (including postage and handling)
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Czech Theatre 22
The latest issue of the Czech Theatre Magazine places special emphasis on the stages located in the Moravian metropolis of Brno. A Stroll through the Brno Theatre Scene (D. Viceníková) / Devotion to the Cross - J. Mlejnek) / A Century Fascinated with the Devil (M. Reslová) / The Czech Lands Rediscover Political Theatre (J. Machalická) / Exploring Male Vocations and Pastimes (J. Kerbr) / Iva Peřinová: Playing with Fire (J. Rezková) / The Greek Passion and Curlew River (R. Hrdinová) / Czech Dance Zone 2005 (N. Vangeli). As well as the Alfred Radok and Thalia Theatre Awards, new books published by the Theatre Institute, Czech Theatre in Numbers and synopses of new Czech plays in translation.
Price: 12,- € /including postage for Europe/ ISSN 0862-9382
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Czech Theatre 21
Czech Theatre Magazine 21 provides more information and photo documentation of the recent developments of all genres of the performing arts in the Czech Republic.
The DNO Phenomenon (Nina Malíková)/ The Return of J.A.P. (Jan Kerbr)/ How they Ballet in Bohemia (Roman Vašek)/ Shaping (and Captivity) through the Word (Marie Reslová)/ Bernhard as an opportunity for an actor (Jana Patočková)/ Falling Asleep in the Sea (Ondřej Hučín)/ Twice on the Sea. The Flying Dutchman and Lamenti (Ondřej Hučín)/ German-language Theatre Back in Prague
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Czech Theatre 20
The issue takes an indepth look at the works and personalities of some of the Czech Republics most innovative artists.
The Theatre in Ostrava: a Phenomenon of the Industrial Agglomeration /
The Diabolical Angel of the Czech Theatre - The Works of Jiří Pokorný /
I Don´t Like Generalised Theatre - An Interview with Jiří Pokorný /
Silence Is Sexy: The Collaborative Works of Director Jan Nebeský and Playwright Egon Tobiáš /
Moliere through the Eyes of the Younger Generation /
The Theatre in Dlouhá Street Above the Water: Two Years after the Floods /
Fragile Matters of Large Dimensions: The Latest Developedments in Prague´s Minor Theatre /
The Well-Tried Puppet Menu of Buchty a Loutky
Price: 12,- € /including postage for Europe/ ISSN 0862-9380
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Czech Theatre 19
Czech Stage Design Reflected in the Prague Quadrennial / Theatres under Water / Wilson's Fate: a Happy Encounter / The National Theatre (still?) at the Crossroads / Puppets, Shadows and Video / Chekhov for the Czechs / Miroslav Krobot at the Dejvice Theatre
Price: 12,- € /including postage for Europe/ ISSN 0862-9380
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Czech Theatre 18
A representative review examining those Czech theatrical events which are of particular importance. The journal is in English, richly illustrated and has been published once a year since 1991. Back issues are still on sale.
The latest issue of the magazine provides studies on award-winning productions of Alban Berg's Wozzek (dir. David Radok, National Theatre Prague), Marlowe's Dr Faustus (dir. Michal Dočekal, Divadlo Komedie), Thomas Bernhard's Portrait of the Artist as an Old Man (dir. Otomar Krejča, National Theatre Prague), articles on recent works by Prague theatres Činoherní klub (Drama Studio) and Dejvice Theatre (including Petr Zelenka's production of his own play Tales of Common Insanity) and the Brno-based Theatre U stolu (At the Table) as well as surveys of the latest development in Czech opera and puppet theatre.
Price: 12,- € /including postage for Europe/
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Czech Theatre 17
Where the "Slow Moving Water" of Czech Theatre is Flowing / Hamletomania in Bohemia and Moravia at the Watershed of the Centuries / Director and Opera for "the happy few" / Theatre Komedie - Theatre without Respite / Contemporary Czech Drama / Opera Here and Now
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 2001
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 16 (OUT OF PRINT)
Meeting of the IETM in Prague 2000 / A Farewell to the Nineties / The Czech Alternative Scene / Dance Opens Windows on the World / Czech Opera in the ´90´s - A Struggle for Existence / information Notebook (Czech Theatre Awards 1999, New Publications of the Theatre Institute, festivals, Scenis, The Dept. of Arts of the ministry of Culture and It's Activities, The City of Prague and it's Support)
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Czech Theatre 15
Czech Stage Design at the End of the Millennium / The World in Images of P. Lébl and J. A. Pitínský / The Stage Designs of Jan Dušek / Theatre at the End of the Century (Stanislavsky and Brecht) / To See and Be Seen - That's the Question of director Vladimír Morávek / Theatre of Versatility, Appeal and Comedy - Variations of Czech Puppet Theatre / A Portrait of Director Josef Kroft / The Art of Counting to Four - J. A. Pitínský´s "Wandering" and "King Oedipus" / Listening to Body Language / Lébl´s "Waiting for Chekhov" / Opera Thrives in Plzeň
Price 12 EUR / published in 1999
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 14
Portrait of the Director Jan Nebeský / Krejča's Faust as a Theatre of the World / Ivanov by Petr Lébl /
Three New Productions by J. A. Pitínský / Ctibor Turba and the Alfreds / Hanging Man / Costume Designs of
the Youngest Generation / The Renaissance of Modern Dance in Prague / Repertoire Innovations in Czech
Opera / Notebook: Ostrava Theatre Festival, New Czech Plays and their Authors, The Alfréd Radok Awards /
Theatres in the Czech Republic / Theatre Festivals in Bohemia and Moravia
Price 12 EUR / published in 1998
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 13 (OUT OF PRINT)
A Special Volume on Czech Puppet Theatre: The Puppet through the Eyes of Visual Artist / Family
Puppet Theatres in the Czech Lands / Jaroslav Šváb's Puppets / Theatre of Josef Skupa / Jiří Trnka and Puppet
Theatre / Puppets Collections in Museums in the Czech Republic
Published in 1997
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 12 (OUT OF PRINT)
Politics, Theatre and Clownery - Acceptance Address by Václav Havel on the Occasion of the
Conferral of an Honorary Degree from the Prague Academy of Performing Arts / Man within the System and
Outside it - in the Plays by Václav Havel / Twenty Years of the Theatre Na tahu (On the Move) / Thomas
Bernhard in Czech and Slovak / Returns of Jenufa as a Drama / The Theatre of Petr Nikl / New Stars of Czech
Puppetry / The Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of Jean Gaspard Deburau in Kolín / The
International Festival Theatre '96 in Plzeň / Calendar of Czech Theatre Festivals in 1997
Published in 1996
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 11 (OUT OF PRINT)
Moravian Theatres / Straight Drama at the Brno National Theatre / Centre of the Experimental
Theatre in Brno / Performers Petr Váša, Vladimír Kokolia, Iva Bittová / Portrait of the Director Eva Tálská /
Ha-Divadlo - Theatre of Existential Grotesque / The Ostrava Stage Designer Marta Roszkopfová / Janáček
Academy of Arts and Capriccios by the Studio for Educational Theatre of the Hearing Impaired / A Guide to
Theatres in Moravia
Published in 1996
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 10 (OUT OF PRINT)
1995 Prague Quadrennial - Stage like an Image of the World / Exhibition of Stage Design Schools /
Theatre Architecture / Czech Drama of the Nineties - New Plays by Daniela Fischerová, Karel Steigerwald,
Arnošt Goldflam, the Youngest Authors / Portraits of Playwrights and Directors Ladislav Smoček and J. A.
Pitínský / A Guide to Theatres in Bohemia
Published in 1995
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 9
Playwrights Ronald Harwood, Václav Havel, Arthur Miller and Tom Stoppard not only about the
Theatre - the Recording of a Platform Discussion at the 1st International Festival Theatre '94 at Plzeň /
Metamorphoses of the Scenic Space at Theatres of the Forties up to the Eighties: Panorama of the Czech
Stage Design / Portrait of the Stage Designer Otakar Schindler / A Guide to Prague Theatres
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1995
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 8
Five years after November of 1989: Changes in the Czech Theatre / The Struggle of the Divadlo za
branou (Theatre beyond the Gate) II. / New Names, Directors and Ensembles (Hana Burešová at the Labyrint
Theatre, Petr Lébl at the Theatre on the Balustrades (Divadlo Na zábradlí) / Kašpar, the Scene of the Young
for the Young / Theatre and Commerce: Invasion of the Musical / In Search of Lost Traditions or the Return
to Marionettes: The Baroque Opera by the Forman Brothers, The Headless Knight at the Liberec Naive
Theatre
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1994
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Czech Theatre / Théâtre tcheque 7
A special volume on castle theatres of Bohemia and Moravia / The Castle Theatre in Český Krumlov /
The Wardrobe of the Castle Theatre / The Magic of the Baroque Stage / Italian Opera in the Czech Lands in
the 17th and 18th centuries / Theatre in the Baroque Spa Kuks / From the Baroque to the Romanticism:
Decorations by Josef Platzer at Litomyšl / The Book on the Kotce Theatre
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1994
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Czech and Slovak Theatre / Théâtre tcheque et slovaque 6
Humour in the Czech and Slovak theatres / The Non-Theatre of Ivan Vyskočil / Lasica and Satinský
- the Slovak Duo of Authors and Actors / The Theatre of Mystification: the Unknown Czech Genius Jára
Cimrman / The Mime Boleslav Polívka / The Centenary of The Bartered Bride in the Mirror of Opera Stage
Design / Jan Grossman: The Dramatic Quality of Kafka?, II.
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1993
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Czech and Slovak Theatre / Théâtre tcheque et slovaque 5
Jan Grossman: The Dramatic Quality of Kafka? I. / French Drama on Czech Stages: from Ionesco to
Koltes / The Return of Religious Drama: Claudel and Bernanos / The Revived Bratislava Korzo Theatre / The
Roots of Modern Czech Stage Design: Expressionism, Cubism, Work by František Tröster / Slovak Stage
Design of the sixties
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1993
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Czech and Slovak Theatre / Théâtre tcheque et slovaque 4 (OUT OF PRINT)
Playwrights of the Eighties: Daniela Fischerová and Karel Steigerwald / Interview with Daniela
Fischerová / Portrait of the Director Vladimír Strnisko and his Production of Sartre at the Slovak National
Theatre / Bratislava Istropolitana Festival of Theatre Schools / Interview with the Stage Designer Josef
Svoboda
Published in 1992
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Czech and Slovak Theatre / Théâtre tcheque et slovaque 3 (OUT OF PRINT)
Interview with the Playwright Josef Topol / Premiere of Topol 's Play "Goodbye, Socrates" / Portrait of
the Director Jan Kačer / Havel's Temptation in the Production by Jan Grossman / Mozart on Prague Opera,
Dramatic and Puppet Stages: Don Giovanni at the Theatre of the Estates and the "National Theatre of
Marionettes" / Mime Theatre of Milan Sládek / The Puppeteer Family Andrle / Puppet Collection of Milan
Knížák
Published in 1992
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Czech and Slovak Theatre / Théâtre tcheque et slovaque 2
Prague Theatre of the Estates after Reconstruction / Portrait of the Director Roman Polák / The Early Years of the Slovak Mozart Prima Donnas / The Brno Fringe Theatres - The Theatre "Goose on the String", "HaDivadlo", "Amateur Circle" / Shakespearomania in the Theatre Goose on the String / Recollections of the 1991 Prague Quadriennale
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1991
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Czech and Slovak Theatre / Théâtre tcheque et slovaque 1
Theatre after the Revolution 1989 / Director Jan Grossman and his Production of Havel's Play Largo Desolato / Nonkonformist Blaho Uhlár - the Slovak Director / Return of folk Baroque Plays / Opera Productions by Josef Bednárik / Jiří Veltruský about Otomar Krejča / Krejča about Chekhov / Stage Design Style of the Eighties
Price 12 EUR /including postage for Europe/ published in 1991
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Other publications published in the Czech language can also be found on line at the Prospero Bookshop.
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