Prague · SHOW
The 15 best shows you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Prague’s WOW Black Light Theater, a 65-minute interactive show of UV lights, dance, puppets, acrobatics, and audience surprises.
“black light theatre is always interesting and exating-and this was also. I liked the spiders....”
Enjoy Czech folk music, dancing, a four-course dinner, and unlimited drinks at Prague’s interactive Folkloric Dinner Show.
“This event was thoroughly enjoyable. We sat with a couple from Spain and had such a good time. The food is high quality and traditional, not gourmet. The entertainment is great fun and there is more and more audience participation as the time passes. By the end, most everyone was joining in, even me. Lots of wine, beer, juice, and soda throughout the entire event. Highly recommend if you want a traditional, Czech experience with a crowd of people from around the world. Great service and hospitality.”
Review of Prague’s two-hour cabaret dinner show, with bold singers, dancers, acrobats, central seating, food choices, and booking tips.
“What an amazing experience n show! And the food was incredible. All the staff were so friendly n very professional n their service was perfect. Even tho I was by myself it was still very much worthwhile n I'm glad I attended. Thank u all so much, from Australia 🩶”
Prague’s WOW Black Light Theater blends fluorescent dancers, music, audience interaction, rain, snow, and 4D effects in a family show.
“This was just ok, not as great as advertised. The performers did a good job, but it was just basically some mediocre dancers in fluorescent costumes under a black light. There may have been a story line, but I wasn’t getting it. Maybe it was performance art that was beyond me, but I did not enjoy it and would not do it again.”
Review of Prague’s Antología Black Light Show by Jiří Srnec, with practical advice on the venue, price, timing, family appeal, and mixed pacing.
“Perfekt für einen netten Abend. Originelles und witziges Programm. Allerdings etwas schwierig zu finden. Der Saal befindet sich auf der gegenüberliegenden Straßenseite im Keller des Jazz Clubs”
Prague’s Czech Cabaret Show brings acrobatics, burlesque, fire, comedy, and old-Hollywood glamour to the Hybernia Theater.
See Prague’s HILT black light theatre in a 15th-century, 50-seat cellar, with romance, comedy, audience interaction, and familiar music.
“During a Christmas walk through the Old Town in Prague, I unexpectedly came across this theater. It was probably fate that they had an extra unplanned performance and one last free seat! I had a wonderful surprise. At first, I couldn't believe that such a wonderful show could be performed in such a small place! A moment after the beginning, when the lights went out, I understood how much inner energy and strength the actors and dancers must exert. The show takes place so close to the audience! I have never experienced anything so beautiful. Thank you for a wonderful evening. I wish the entire theater a wonderful Christmas.Read more”
Review of Dětenice from Prague, with castle rooms, copper-kettle beer tasting, unlimited drinks, dinner, music, and a fiery medieval show.
“Lo spettacolo veramente buono anche non si capisce cosa parlano. Il tour al castello molto breve. Il cibo abbastanza buono.”
Review of Prague’s HILT Black Light Theatre, a 70-minute, language-free show with film, live scenes, music, and audience participation.
“If this was intended to be a farce, they nailed it. However I don't think that was their plan and it was not advertised as such. The show was 70 min long and the seats were quite hard, after 30 minutes most in the audience were fidgeting.”
Enjoy Czech music, dancing, a four-course dinner, unlimited drinks, and private hotel transport during this lively Prague folklore evening.
“We had a group of 10 people in our party. Everyone have a great time. Food was excellent and entertainment was even better. Pick-up from the hotel was right on schedule in very comfortable limos. I would highly recommend this tour while in Prague.”
Enjoy Sinatra classics, a 1930s-inspired three-course dinner, and river views at Prague’s Art Restaurant Mánes for $40.96.
“Nice night out in Prague including the Sinatra tribute show. Music was good, food was fine, nothing to complain about. Good for a date or easy evening out. 👍”
Enjoy a three-hour Czech folklore evening in Prague with traditional music, dancing, dinner, unlimited drinks, and hotel transfers.
“Pick up and drop off, very reliable. Excellent music singers and dancers. The musicians are great, all of them, specifically the violinist. Pure Czchek folklore. The food authentic very flavorful. We recomend it. Viator App is great. Everything went smoothly.”
Prague cabaret with a two-hour show, welcome drink, and optional four-course dinner. Get practical tips on value, timing, and finding the venue.
“The venue was a bit difficult to find, as the name was not mentioned on the booking, but what a great evening. The welcome was excellent and the food and drink was superb. The show was of a very high standard and all the staff were first class. In particular Relja and Ivan’s - thank you for an amazing evening!”
Enjoy a five-course medieval dinner in Prague with swordsmen, dancers, jugglers, Czech food, and optional all-you-can-drink beer.
“A nice, light very, traditional experience. Staff was great. Excellent performances. A must for visitors in Prague.”
Enjoy a three-course Czech dinner, open bar, folk dancing, live music, and hotel pickup during a lively three-hour evening in Prague.
“It was a wonderful evening-the staff was attentive, the music, singing, and dancing was terrific. They involve the audience teaching traditional dance steps. The vegetarian soup was delicious, cheese & bred were tasty, coleslaw, potatoes, and vegetables were ok. The felafel was dried out and not worth eating. There was plenty of wine, beer, juices, and water. I highly recommend it.”
Pick a hill, a cellar or a stretch of river.
