Culture
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Where is radio at today and where is it headed? A discussion with the EBU’s Graham Dixon
Radio Prague is today celebrating the 80th anniversary of its first, shortwave broadcast. Obviously the medium of radio has changed enormously since 31 August 1936…
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European Heritage Days to open hundreds of cultural and historical sites
Nearly a thousand cultural and historical sites as well as technical monuments across the Czech Republic will open to the public for free during the European Heritage Days…
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TV blockbuster setback following Barrandov fire
A fire at Prague’s Barrandov film studios has destroyed the set for a blockbuster television series around the Knights Templar in the 14th century which was set to pump…
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Assassination scene in Anthropoid one of best in movies, says historical adviser Zdeněk Špitálník
Czech viewers will finally get the chance to see Anthropoid at the end of September, when the much-anticipated movie hits cinemas around the country. Exploring the daring…
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Folk band Asonance brings English, Scottish and Irish ballads to Czech audiences
During the summer season the country’s castles and chateaux resound with live music as a backdrop to the fencing, dancing, food tasting and hand-craft events that take…
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LIMBO – THE production to see at this year’s Letní Letná festival
The Letní Letná festival of New Circus is back and well underway in the Czech capital. One of the headlining acts this year is LIMBO, a production which has gotten rave…
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Nine Gates festival highlights Shanghai’s role in Jewish history
This week, Prague is hosting the seventeenth edition of the annual Nine Gates festival of Czech-German-Jewish culture. The event, which got underway on Wednesday, takes…
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American comedian Louis C.K. to perform at Rudolfinum
The Czech stand-up comedy tradition is a young one but over the last decade, largely thanks to HBO Czech Republic’s Na stojáka series, excellent talent has emerged…
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Reissue of unique album marks Michal Prokop’s 70th birthday
Today’s edition of Sunday Music Show is dedicated to the rock and blues singer and guitarist Michal Prokop and his 1972 album Město ER, which has been reissued on the…
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Designer Pavel Fuksa & Prague City Hall reveal first in series of new public posters
Pavel Fuksa is a highly respected graphic designer and creative director who this week, together with City Hall, unveiled new posters addressing various changes in the…
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Krausberry – A blues band with a twist of humour
Anyone familiar with the Czech music scene, will probably at some point heard of the blues band Krausberry, led by frontman Martin Kraus.
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Prague districts offer possible sites for Slav Epic
Prague City Hall has once again opened up the question of where to house the famous Slav Epic by painter Alfons Mucha. On Thursday, mayor Adriana Krnáčová suggested that…
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