Culture
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"Fragile Home": using mixed reality to show impact of Russia's war on everyday life in Ukraine
Mixed reality may revolutionize storytelling by blending the physical and virtual worlds. I spoke with Ondřej Moravec about the reception of his new MR project thus far.
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Czech Philharmonic returns to Carnegie Hall for Year of Czech Music finale
The Year of Czech Music will culminate in early December with five concerts at New York’s iconic Carnegie Hall.
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Hello, Citizens! Prague exhibition pays tribute to protest singer Karel Kryl
An exhibition celebrating the legendary protest singer Karel Kryl got underway in Prague.
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Songs of the Velvet Revolution
To mark the 35th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, we’ll be listening to some of the songs that filled the public squares during those historic days.
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A 17th-century man for our times: the life and lessons of the Moravian thinker John Amos Comenius
To mark the anniversary of the death of the Moravian thinker John Amos Comenius, Danny Bate spoke to scholar Lenka Pospíšilová about his life and relevance for today.
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Communism, Canada and Cuba: new exhibition showcasing photographer Helena Wilson opens in Prague
An exhibition showcasing the work of photographer Helena Wilson got underway at the Prague City Gallery’s House of Photography earlier this week.
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Velvet 89: educational new game presents events of 1989 to new generation
Ahead of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, Danny Bate spoke to designer Ondřej Javora, who was behind the graphics of the new game Velvet 89.
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Remembering Jakub Schikaneder: 100 years since death of iconic Czech painter
Today marks 100 years since the death of painter Jakub Schikaneder, considered one of the most important Czech painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Signal Festival applies for lease of magnificent yet empty Old Town Market
The company behind the popular annual Signal Festival is currently the only applicant for the lease of the Old Town Market (Staroměstská Tržnice).
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Roast goose, new wine and first snows: Czechia celebrates St. Martin’s Day
November 11th is the feast day of St. Martin of Tours, and Danny Bate spoke to diners at one Prague pub especially renowned for its St. Martin’s Day goose.
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Adam Stewart: Many Czechs don’t believe Cimrman plays could possibly work in English
Adam Stewart is the founder of the thriving Prague Youth Theatre. He is also a leading member of the Cimrman English Theatre, which performs much-loved Czech comic plays.
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The Cunning Little Vixen: An Opera by Janáček Full of Nature and Folk Wisdom
For this week's Sunday Music Show, we will be playing you some music by Leoš Janáček, "The Cunning Little Vixen."
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