Culture
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“His work had a sincerity, a subtlety”: Great Czech director Jiří Menzel dies at 82
The great Czech director Jiří Menzel, known for the Oscar-winning Closely Observed Trains and other much loved titles, has died at the age of 82.
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Iva Bittová and Čikori acoustic music ensemble at Summer Film School
The queen of Czech avant-garde, violinist, singer and composer Iva Bittová performed at the Summer Film School in Uherské Hradiště together with the band Čikori.
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Debashish Chaudhuri – the first Indian to study at the Prague Conservatory
For nearly two decades now, Debashish Chaudhuri has called Bohemia his home, while working with orchestras, both Czech and international, as a freelance or guest conductor.
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Vyšehrad basilica tote bag anyone? Designer offers huge range of Czech-related products
Czech-related designs created by Angela Mantilla are available to buy on a broad range of projects, from tote bags to water bottles.
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Václav Havel, master of the (political) Theatre of the Absurd
In November 1989, Václav Havel was a dissident playwright whose works hadn't been staged in Czechoslovakia since the Soviet occupation. We look back at his literary legacy.
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Young Brno architects turning plastic waste from cafes into furniture
Three young architects in Brno have established a business based on recycling plastic waste from nearby cafes.
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The accidental diplomat: Dom Joly on his “magical” year in early ‘90s Prague
Travel writer and Trigger Happy TV creator Dom Joly shares some wonderful stories from his colourful time as a diplomat in Prague in the early 1990s.
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Radio Prague International celebrates 84 years of existence
Radio Prague International – daily information on political, social, cultural and sporting news in the Czech Republic.
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Political dissent in Czech animation, from ‘Cybernetic Grandma’ to ‘Greedy Guts’, and beyond
Film Studies lecturer Adam Whybray has written a history of Czech animation focusing not only on the craft bu in the oft hidden, ambiguous or subversive messages therein.
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Lenka Nová releases new album based on real-life letters
Singer Lenka Nová has recently released her fourth solo LP called Letters, based on real-life letters, which she collected from her fans and transformed into song lyrics.
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“A milestone in history” – 1990 Prague Rolling Stones concert remembered
Tuesday marks the 30th anniversary of a legendary Rolling Stones concert at Prague’s Strahov Stadium.
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New York-based singer-songwriter Martina Fišerová gears up for Prague Proms Festival
Martina Fišerová, a singer, songwriter and musician steeped in jazz, and known for her innovative compositions and harmonies, comes from a family of musicians.
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