Events

A popular tramp and folk band is returning to Leitnerka. Their distinctive instrumental talent and rich vocal harmonies are acclaimed not only by festival audiences and juries but also by the everyday people gathered around the campfires where they got their start.

Two things are absolutely fundamental about Tigran Hamasyan. He managed to organically infuse jazz with a highly distinctive musical expression possessing an Armenian soul—and he achieved this at a very young age.

Colorfactory is returning to the stage with a lineup featuring David Volenec, Colin Stuart, Jan P. Muchow, Dušan Lipert, Ivo Heger, Iva Stuartová, and Štěpán Tůma. The first opportunity to see the band live this year came in July at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. To mark the 30th anniversary of the film *Šeptej* (Whisper), a newly restored version was screened at the festival, and the band performed in its full lineup prior to the screening.
The band is inextricably linked to the film *Šeptej*; seven tracks from Colorfactory’s debut album were featured on the soundtrack of this now-cult movie directed by David Ondříček. At the time, Colorfactory’s music became a symbol for an entire generation. Their self-titled debut album won the "Czech Grammy" (the predecessor to the Anděl Awards) for Discovery of the Year in 1996.

A legendary musical

Few musicals have caused such a worldwide sensation as *Mamma Mia!*, a show packed with the timeless hits of the Swedish group ABBA. It belongs to the genre known as the "jukebox musical," in which a new, original story is created to incorporate—and showcase—already existing, well-known songs.

Falling in love without losing your head—that is the art of relationships.

Do you need to win someone’s love, or perhaps forget it altogether? Dr. Dulcamara’s elixir can make it happen! Just one bottle does the trick! Love potions have always been among the most sought-after magical remedies for young men and women—you can even find recipes for them online today. It is no wonder, then, that they frequently feature in legends—ranging from ancient tragedies like the tale of Tristan and Isolde to stories with happy endings that have inspired operas.

WILLIAM BOLCOM Symphony No. 9 (Czech premiere)
SAMUEL BARBER Violin Concerto, Op. 14
BOHUSLAV MARTINŮ Symphony No. 4, H 305

Robert McDuffie, violin
Brno Philharmonic
Dennis Russell Davies, conductor

This concert, featuring American violinist Robert McDuffie and our American chief conductor Dennis Russell Davies, will present music by two prominent 20th-century American composers alongside Bohuslav Martinů’s Symphony No. 4, written during the Czech composer’s time in the United States.

A pre-Christmas get-together of the popular gang…

The story of Cuban pianist Alfredo Rodriguez reads like a modern musical fairy tale, in which uncompromising classical training meets the unbridled energy of Havana’s streets and a fateful intervention by a legend.

WOHNOUT is celebrating its 30th anniversary and embarking on the "Bohémských 30" tour! Get ready for an unforgettable concert packed with energy, humor, and hits like "Svaz českých bohémů," "Banány," "Gastrosexuál," and "Pepíčci"!
The opening act, BYT č. 4, will warm up the crowd.

A joint concert featuring two projects that approach darkness from opposite directions. While Jan Vozáry and the late Mejla Hlavsa transformed the dark music of The Plastic People of the Universe into caustic electronica, Poly Noir is built on the foundations of dark Americana, drawing on the legacies of Ennio Morricone, Johnny Cash, and Nick Cave.

Parta 77 will perform timeless tracks by punk icons the Sex Pistols, the Ramones, and The Clash; the setlist will include live versions of songs from the legendary film *The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle*—including the unforgettable rendition of Sinatra’s "My Way" in Sid Vicious’s punk style—as well as original songs from their upcoming album, *Hotel Chelsea*.

Choreography: Klaudie Lakomá and Marek Svobodník

WILLIAM BOLCOM Symphony No. 9 (Czech premiere)
SAMUEL BARBER Violin Concerto, Op. 14
BOHUSLAV MARTINŮ Symphony No. 4, H 305

Robert McDuffie, violin
Brno Philharmonic
Dennis Russell Davies, conductor

This concert, featuring American violinist Robert McDuffie and our American chief conductor Dennis Russell Davies, will present music by two prominent 20th-century American composers alongside Bohuslav Martinů’s Symphony No. 4, written during the Czech composer’s time in the United States.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

Heiden
Post-black metal

Wolf Totem
Brno premiere of a new band featuring members of FDK.

Solipsism (SK)
Post-black metal

EARTH has just one wish for his 29th birthday this year: To sell out the Metro Music Bar in Brno!
Tickets at the best price are on sale now, so clear your schedule, round up your crew, and come along for this legendary night!

18:00 – Meet & Greet (VIP Tickets)

19:00 – Doors Open (Standard Tickets)

20:00 – Unbeatable Records

20:30 – Vanner

21:00 – EARTH

22:00 – Afterparty

The story of young Klárka, set on Christmas Eve, takes us first into the real world of lavish holiday celebrations and then into the realm of Klárka’s dreams. This version by Canadian choreographer Fernand Nault premiered in 1964 and has come to life every winter since, performed by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens in Montreal. Its highlights include a lively pace and a seamless flow of scenes, but above all, the spectacular set and costume design, which captivates children with its richness and vibrant colors. Join us in a magical world and let yourself be whisked away on a sleigh ride through a snowy landscape. Dance amidst the snowflakes until you reach the Kingdom of Sweets, where the King himself awaits to welcome you. On this fairy-tale journey, alongside the Nutcracker, you will encounter nearly a hundred different characters brought to life by soloists and members of the NdB Ballet, as well as students from the Brno Dance Conservatory and the I. V. Psota Ballet School. A ballet fairy tale for the whole family about the magic of Christmas Eve.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

The story of young Klárka, set on Christmas Eve, takes us first into the real world of lavish holiday celebrations and then into the realm of Klárka’s dreams. This version by Canadian choreographer Fernand Nault premiered in 1964 and has come to life every winter since, performed by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens in Montreal. Its highlights include a lively pace and a seamless flow of scenes, but above all, the spectacular set and costume design, which captivates children with its richness and vibrant colors. Join us in a magical world and let yourself be whisked away on a sleigh ride through a snowy landscape. Dance amidst the snowflakes until you reach the Kingdom of Sweets, where the King himself awaits to welcome you. On this fairy-tale journey, alongside the Nutcracker, you will encounter nearly a hundred different characters brought to life by soloists and members of the NdB Ballet, as well as students from the Brno Dance Conservatory and the I. V. Psota Ballet School. A ballet fairy tale for the whole family about the magic of Christmas Eve.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

The fantasy folk band Deloraine is set to perform a major autumn concert featuring their signature magical show and new songs. This time, they are taking the stage at a new venue: the popular Fléda club in the heart of Brno.

Get ready for an unforgettable evening with Deloraine! Embark on an epic journey into worlds inspired by *The Witcher*, Celtic myths, Norse sagas, Middle-earth, and ancient Slavic legends. A Deloraine concert is more than just a musical performance—it is a ritual, a celebration, and a wild dance all rolled into one!
Deloraine masterfully blends the powerful vocals of charismatic singers with the rich, diverse sounds of ethnic and exotic instruments. Their concerts are renowned for their captivating atmosphere and spectacular visuals. Look forward to pagan dances, mysterious rituals, extraordinary costumes, and characters brought to life on stage—such as the horned sorceress, the god Cernunnos, and Odin himself. Their performances deliver an unstoppable surge of energy that has captivated audiences at major European festivals and sold-out club shows alike.
Don't miss the band behind the albums *Vlaštovka* and *Srdce z kamene*—both named "Album of the Week"—and the award-winning music videos for "Sabat" and "Odin, Havranů Pán." Come and experience a wild, two-hour pagan concert filled with dancing, singing, and celebration! Deloraine’s music wears its passionate heart on its sleeve, ready to draw you into its magical world!
Joining as special guests are Żniwa, a talented Polish pagan multi-instrumentalist duo featuring the enchanting vocalist Lydia.
EVENING SCHEDULE:
17:00 Doors open
18:15 Żniwa
19:45 Deloraine
22:00 Meet-and-greet with the bands, autographs, photos
From 22:30 After-party at Stregobor Tavern

A gastronomic Gesamtkunstwerk straddling the line between Halloween and All Souls' Day.
The third opera from the creative duo Pavel Drábek and Ondřej Kyas, in which the culinary magic of creating food unfolds and is enacted live on stage.

Come and have a taste!

Portrayal of Guilt—the nihilistic dark hardcore band from Texas—are returning to Kabinet MÚZ with their new album, *…Beginning of the End*!

This respected US trio made a significant impact on the underground scene with their debut, *Let Pain Be Your Guide*, blending screamo, black metal, and hardcore with inventive sonic textures. They followed up with *We Are Always Alone* and *CHRISTF*CKER*—breakthrough records that pushed the band’s genre boundaries even further, incorporating influences from industrial, post-metal, and sludge while cementing their penchant for experimentation. Portrayal of Guilt’s fearless approach subsequently transformed their sound into something akin to classical music on the *Devil Music* EP, and shifted toward EBM and gothic styles on *CHRISTF*CKER II*.

Dizzy is a band from Brno that performs energetic covers of both famous and lesser-known hits—ranging from Joe Cocker and Robert Palmer to Tina Turner and The Commitments. The band performs as a five-piece core group, occasionally expanding to include a horn section and backing vocalists. They have also collaborated with the Beseda brněnská Philharmonic Choir and the Brass Six wind sextet.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

Let It Snow! Christmas Classics with a Unique Twist

If anyone tells you that Adam Plachetka is a reserved man—don’t believe a word of it!

The world-renowned opera singer throws himself into diverse, challenging projects with characteristic passion and navigates a wide range of artistic disciplines with charming audacity—from operetta and musical theatre melodies to shows that lie completely outside the realm of classical music.

4 Tenors and the Bohuslav Martinů Philharmonic

London-based producer, pianist, and composer Alfa Mist is a standout figure on the contemporary British nu-jazz scene; his work perfectly embodies the fusion of modern urban culture with deep musical tradition. His musical roots were shaped by hip-hop, dark melancholic beats, and a fascination with sampling. It was his desire to fully grasp the complex harmonic structures of the tracks he was chopping up and sampling that ultimately led him to the piano. He thus evolved from a producer into a visionary artist who found absolute creative freedom in jazz.

Manchester natives—vocalist Josh Taylor, drummer Jack Kennedy, and guitarist Zack Breen—formed the band in 2017 and have since toured the globe alongside acts like Sum 41 and Ice Nine Kills. They have repeatedly proven their ability to keep a sweaty crowd energized, whether at Rock for People (in 2024 and 2025) or during their own headline shows; we last saw them perform in Prague and Brno last year.

Now, they are returning with their second studio album, *The Fallout* (2026), marking a shift toward a heavier sound. The opening track, "Trophy," immediately lays their cards on the table, with the vocalist’s screams cutting through an untamed alt-metal soundscape. A standout moment is the track "Violence," featuring Bethany Hunter Jiménez of As December Falls; it opens with dramatic electronic elements before kicking into a massive riff. Throughout the album, the band delves into introspective themes of self-doubt and reflection. This is not a commercial product, but rather a personal confession from every member of the band.

Munly & The Lupercalians return to Kabinet MÚZ on November 29th! Alongside the renowned rodeo-style show of Slim Cessna's Auto Club and its intimate counterpart, Denver Broncos U.K. (or DBUK), their arguably most acclaimed incarnation is also taking the stage. With this project, Munly continues to operate at the intersection of alt-country, gothic rock, blues, and gospel—albeit in a somewhat darker guise.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

Korben Dallas was formed in Bratislava in 2010. The band’s discography includes ten successful albums that transcend the boundaries of the independent music scene. Their debut album, *Pekné cesty* (2011)—recorded live in concert—was nominated for the Radio_Head Awards in the "Album of the Year – Critics' Choice" category. The band made an even greater impact with their second album, *Karnevalová vrana*, released in 2013 by Slnko Records; it reached the number-one spot on the album charts on the Slovak versions of both iTunes and Spotify. At the 2013 Radio_Head Awards, Korben Dallas won prizes for Best Album, Best Single ("Otec"), and Best Live Band.

How do you sell a bride? Ideally, through a production directed by Ondřej Havelka. Bedřich Smetana’s *The Bartered Bride*—one of the most popular Czech operas—has been in the repertoire of the Brno theatre for twenty years, yet it has lost none of its wit or appeal to audiences.

The story takes us to a village where Jeník and Mařenka, two young lovers, live. However, Mařenka is expected to marry the son of the wealthy farmer Mícha, to whom her father is in debt. Yet the young woman has no intention of simply giving up on her love and refuses to marry the chosen suitor. Jeník takes a clever approach, making use of the matchmaker Kecal. However, the couple fails to share their plans with one another, and things get a bit complicated... Ondřej Havelka has created a masterfully staged musical production; while rooted in beautiful folk traditions, it offers a distinctive perspective on the opera. It is set not during the usual summer harvest festival, but during Masopust. You can therefore look forward not only to the traveling players in Act 3 but also to an array of authentic Moravian *fašank* masquerade figures.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

Where does solitude end and closeness begin? And how many of the boundaries that limit us have we created ourselves?

Program 9 from the NdB2 junior ballet company presents two new choreographies that turn their focus to the individual—to their inner world and their relationships with others. In *Silence Full of People* (Ticho plné lidí), Klaudie Lakomá explores various forms of solitude—ranging from the feeling of loneliness amidst a crowd and isolation to the moment when solitude can become a space for self-discovery. In *At the End of Every Light There Is a Tunnel* (Na konci každého světla je tunel), Marek Svobodník ventures beyond the boundaries we create in life—boundaries we gradually begin to perceive even where none originally existed.

These two choreographic perspectives are united by the search for one’s own place—somewhere between solitude and closeness, limitation and freedom, the need for self-protection and the courage to reach out to others once more.

How do you sell a bride? Ideally, through a production directed by Ondřej Havelka. Bedřich Smetana’s *The Bartered Bride*—one of the most popular Czech operas—has been in the repertoire of the Brno theatre for twenty years, yet it has lost none of its wit or appeal to audiences.

The story takes us to a village where Jeník and Mařenka, two young lovers, live. However, Mařenka is expected to marry the son of the wealthy farmer Mícha, to whom her father is in debt. Yet the young woman has no intention of simply giving up on her love and refuses to marry the chosen suitor. Jeník takes a clever approach, making use of the matchmaker Kecal. However, the couple fails to share their plans with one another, and things get a bit complicated... Ondřej Havelka has created a masterfully staged musical production; while rooted in beautiful folk traditions, it offers a distinctive perspective on the opera. It is set not during the usual summer harvest festival, but during *Masopust*—or *fašank*, as we call it here in Moravia! You can therefore look forward not only to the traveling players in Act 3 but also to an array of authentic Moravian *fašank* masquerade figures.

Death Angel will tear through their entire cult album *Act III* (1990) at Fléda. They will be joined by the ferocious Vio-Lence, delivering an uncompromising dose of raw thrash from the genre's golden era. Two pillars of the California scene, all in one night.

Death Angel returns to Brno with a truly exclusive set. This Filipino-American quintet has always ranked among the most technically proficient acts of the San Francisco Bay Area scene, but it was the year 1990—and their third studio album, *Act III*—that transformed them into genre-defying visionaries. Produced by the legendary Max Norman, the record delivered an unexpected fusion of thrash aggression with funk, acoustic passages, and heavy metal melody. At Brno’s Fléda, they will perform this gem from the first note to the last. With Mark Osegueda on vocals and guitar wizard Rob Cavestany leading the charge, they will deliver a masterclass in precise riffing and timeless stage dynamics that seem to defy the laws of physics.

Sharing the bill is another absolute cult icon of that same scene: Vio-Lence. This is the band that defined "crossover thrash frenzy" in the late 80s with their album *Eternal Nightmare* and the neurotic, machine-gun bark of frontman Sean Killian. Vio-Lence never pulled any punches; their music embodies the pure essence of street-level violence and speed, stripped of all unnecessary embellishment. Despite undergoing numerous lineup changes, their current touring configuration makes it clear that the guitar interplay and relentless rhythm section still cut with the intensity of a circular saw. Get ready for a massive stress test of the walls at the Fléda club.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

ALEXANDRE TANSMAN Triptych
HENRYK WIENIAWSKI Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 15, for Violin and String Orchestra
BOHUSLAV MARTINŮ Partita (Suite No. 1), H 212
MIECZYSŁAW KARŁOWICZ Serenade for Strings, Op. 2

Jan Mráček, violin
Sinfonietta Cracovia
Conductor František Macek

It is our honor to welcome Sinfonietta Cracovia—one of Poland’s leading chamber orchestras—to Brno. They will perform at the Besední dům alongside Czech artists: conductor František Macek, chief conductor of the Slovak Sinfonietta (Žilina), and violinist Jan Mráček, concertmaster of the Czech Philharmonic. The program will also reflect this Polish-Czech collaboration.

Shkodra Elektronike – the Albanian phenomenon that conquered Eurovision!

Following their sensational success at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel—where they represented Albania with the captivating song "Zjerm"—the folktronica duo Shkodra Elektronike is coming to the Czech Republic for the very first time!

This exceptional project by two Albanian artists who emigrated to Italy in the early 1990s—producer Kolë Laca (known from the band Teatro degli Orrori) and singer-songwriter Beatriçe Gjergji—blends the raw emotion of Balkan folklore with a modern electronic sound and a striking visual aesthetic.

From Shkodra to Eurovision—a story you have to experience live!
Their victory at *Festivali i Këngës 63* in December 2024—where they won both the main prize and the critics' award—launched a meteoric rise that catapulted them onto Europe's biggest stages.

They have released four catchy singles and the live EP *Live @ Uzina*, and have performed at prestigious festivals such as Paléo Festival (Geneva), EXIT (Novi Sad), BALKAN:MOST (Veszprém), and SoAlive (Sofia).

Shkodra Elektronike is more than just a band; it is a fusion of tradition and the future, the sound of Albania and the energy of all Europe.

Joint concert by Ondra Kozák and Alishi.

During this interactive workshop, children will get a glimpse into the worlds of opera and ballet, learning about basic theatrical concepts and professions in a fun and engaging way.

Participants will take part in a series of connected activities—involving both movement and voice—that allow them to discover firsthand how opera and ballet performances are created. The program also includes a meeting with an opera singer and a ballet dancer.

A famous musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo

On February 13, 2009, one of the most renowned musicals of the 20th century premiered on the Musical Stage of the Brno City Theatre. Based on Victor Hugo’s famous 1862 novel *Les Misérables*, the story of the escaped convict Jean Valjean captured the hearts of audiences—and not just in Brno—during a run of more than 130 performances, while Petr Gazdík won the prestigious Thalia Award for his portrayal of the lead role.

Bratři Ebenové is a band comprising the three Eben brothers (Marek, Kryštof, and David) and other leading Czech musicians (Pavel Skála, Jaromír Honzák, and Jiří Zelenka).

At the time their debut album *Malé písně do tmy* (1984) was released, the band operated as a trio of brothers—Marek, Kryštof, and David—and their approach was entirely unique within the Czech music scene. Sons of the renowned composer Petr Eben (1929–2007), they received a classical musical education while simultaneously absorbing influences from modern folk, jazz, and rock music. Their ability to draw from all these sources, combined with their skill in using various unconventional instruments, created a truly distinctive "Eben sound"—one that remains inimitable on the Czech scene. Furthermore, when paired with Marek’s exceptional lyrics, Bratři Ebenové have remained a unique presence in Czech music.

The music of Bizet’s Carmen embodies both French esprit and Spanish passion. After all, who isn’t familiar with its immortal operatic hits—the famous "Habanera" or the Toreador Escamillo’s aria? Yet, what if there is something more beneath this story of love’s fickleness?

It began with a slim novella by the French writer Prosper Mérimée about Don José, a man who—driven by a foolish passion for a wild Gypsy woman—deserted the army to become a smuggler and a murderer. Directed by Tomáš Pilař, this production of Carmen returns to the original story, revealing new layers of the characters; here, they are, above all, human beings hailing from vastly different backgrounds. It is not merely a tale of Carmen’s fickle, unbridled love—something the jealous José cannot come to terms with. It is a clash of two worlds: the orderly, tidy realm of José and Micaëla, bound by established rules, and the world of Gypsies and smugglers living day-to-day, free from laws and driven by immediate impulses. Their worlds suddenly collide, but this disparity sparks a tension and conflict that ultimately lead to the total destruction of both. Neither is able to prevent this, as neither is willing—or able—to yield.

A pre-Christmas musical gathering…

Richard Autner is a Slovak composer, actor, and singer with a deep, charismatic voice.
His authentic songs and lyrics require attentive listening and often explore complex themes. He has collaborated musically with Zuzana Smatanová, Marek Rakovický, and, most recently, Šimon Bilina.
His band features Marek Žilinec (drums, percussion), Boris Čellár (guitar), Milan Koyš (bass), Valér Miko (piano), Janko Slezák (saxophone), and Karol Sipos (trumpet). The concert will showcase a selection of tracks from Autner’s debut album, *Odpovede*, alongside new songs currently being developed for his next full-length studio album.
Beyond music, Richard is known for his work in productions at the Slovak National Theatre, Aréna Theatre, and the P. O. Hviezdoslav Theatre, as well as for his roles in Slovak TV series and films and his appearance on the dance show Let’s Dance.

After centuries of the destructive power of "firewater," mucous-membrane-coating filth, and personal shit-storms, a new LP—*SHIRIME*—is festering its way out of us; and this autumn, we’re hitting the road to fuck up your cloacal mitochondria on the Shirimming Tour 2026! We won’t be alone in this autumn club-wrecking spree; we’re bringing along other prime examples of "diagnoses": Atari Terror and *mmnk*!

Atari Terror

A Prague-based crossover-metal pack that has been blending hardcore, metal, punk, and alternative music since 2004. Expect an energetic show and a wall of modern guitar sound.

mmnk

A guitar-driven oddity fueled by a punk attitude, cynicism, and dark humor. *mmnk* oscillate between progressive pop-punk, raw riffs, and the world of "New Weird Czechia."

In the words of Uncle Ráďa Ph.D.: "Strange creatures are bursting forth from the brown bloodstream! It’s high time to wake up those dead neuronal networks of yours. Shirime, I behold you! Terrify us and scatter the fog of indifference!"

The story of young Klárka, set on Christmas Eve, takes us first into the real world of lavish holiday celebrations and then into the realm of Klárka’s dreams. This version by Canadian choreographer Fernand Nault premiered in 1964 and has come to life every winter since, performed by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens in Montreal. Its highlights include a lively pace and a seamless flow of scenes, but above all, the spectacular set and costume design, which captivates children with its richness and vibrant colors. Join us in a magical world and let yourself be whisked away on a sleigh ride through a snowy landscape. Dance amidst the snowflakes until you reach the Kingdom of Sweets, where the King himself awaits to welcome you. On this fairy-tale journey, alongside the Nutcracker, you will encounter nearly a hundred different characters brought to life by soloists and members of the NdB Ballet, as well as students from the Brno Dance Conservatory and the I. V. Psota Ballet School. A ballet fairy tale for the whole family about the magic of Christmas Eve.