20th May - 1st June 2024

The Fringe Zone


Malostranská beseda – Main Stage

Address

Malostranske namesti 21
Mala Strana
Prague

Getting there

A well known music venue in a refurbished building on one of the main squares in the heart of the Fringe Zone. The venue has its own bar and large foyer. After the last show Beseda becomes the Fringe Club.

This venue is especially suitable for music, cabaret and comedy. Theatre can work well here but there is limited lighting and the relationship between the stage and audience is more of a cabaret feel than conventional theatre.

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Café Club Míšenská

Address

Míšenská 71/3
Malá strana
Prague

Getting there

In the basement of a bar near to the Charles Bridge. It is regularly used for small scale music and is decorated in a thrown together ‘junk shop’ style. Upstairs is a café/ bar with pleasant courtyard, which will remain open during the shows.
Lighting and sound is limited. This venue works well for Comedy, Cabaret and small scale Music. It also works well for Theatre that fits the ‘feel’ of the venue. Míšenská is not suitable for Dance/Movement or shows that need Black Box/Wings.

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Charles Bridge Comedy Club

Address

Mostecka 4
Malá strana
Prague 1

Getting there

Charles Bridge Comedy Club is in the basement of a hostel on the main route from Malá Strana to the Charles Bridge. This is a very atmospheric, thirty seat, venue with brick walls and arched roof - a unique and intimate space.

This venue has limited lighting and sound and no technical support.

There is a bar inside the venue during the festival.

Suitable for story telling, poetry, comedy and one-person theatre.

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Divadlo Inspirace

Address

Malostranské nám. 258, 118 00 Malá Strana

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Museum of Alchemists

Address

Jánský vršek 8, 118 00 Malá Strana

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A Studio Rubín

Address

Malostranské nám. 262, 118 00 Praha

History:
The longest running Prague Fringe space, it has been a Fringe venue since the 2nd year of the Fringe in 2003. Located, in what was for decades a coal cellar, A Studio Rubín has been running as an underground (literally) performance space since 1967 with only a brief break in programming after the Communist regime closed it down. Reopening with red tones to its name, it was allowed to continue. The building 'The House at the Three Crowns' dates from the 1460s and was originally a hospital.

Getting there

Closest metro: Malostranska
Closest tram: Malostranska

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