Culture
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New series “I, Mattoni” not a biopic but a dramatic take on life of 19th century bottled water…
At the beginning of September, Czech Television will begin broadcasting a new 12-part series called “I, Mattoni”, inspired by the life and times of late 19th century…
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Czech sales of Sistine Chapel copies to set record
A unique book called Sistine Chapel, initiated by the Vatican Museums, has gone on presale in the Czech Republic. The limited three-volume edition was published worldwide…
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Philharmonic offers life chance to deprived Roma children
Some 60 Roma children from socially excluded localities in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, along with members of the Czech Philharmonic, are taking part in the ‘Romano…
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Dalekko – Prague duo well placed to go far after acclaimed debut
Dalekko – comprising Gian Baban and Pavel Sajner – won a lot of praise for their self-released 2015 debut album Neběžel jsem tudy? The impressive Prague-based group have…
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Cirqueon: Promoting and teaching New Circus in Prague
Contemporary or New Circus has become far better established in the Czech Republic over the years thanks to the hugely popular annual festival Letní Letná (which returns…
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Jiráskův Hronov, a celebration of amateur theatre, returns for 86th year
This Friday sees the start of one of the oldest festivals in Europe celebrating amateur theatre in Hronov close to the Polish border. The festival is dedicated to the…
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Last ditch moves are aimed at halting auction of Prague Invalidovna complex
One of Prague’s most impressive architectural secrets, the massive baroque Invalidovna complex in the city’s Karlín district, is up for sale. Used as a backdrop to many…
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Markéta Konvičková seeks wider audience with album releases
In today's Sunday Music Show we will be listening to songs from Markéta Konvičková’s last two albums – TABLO and Kafe, bar a nikotin. Markéta Konvičková is a 22 year old…
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Czech films attracting more cinemagoers
The Czech film industry is on the rebound. After playing second fiddle to foreign productions for years, Czech films are now attracting a record number of cinema goers and…
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Initiative seeks to safeguard Karlovy Vary’s controversial architectural ikon Hotel Thermal
Karlovy Vary’s Hotel Thermal was recently, as it regularly is, the backdrop for Central Europe’s biggest film festival. The complex was designed, outside and in…
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Czech organist makes mark at prestigious Bach competition
Czech organist Pavel Svoboda is among the winners of this years’ International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition Leipzig, Germany, one of the most prestigious events of…
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“Big, brutal and friendly,” say fans of extreme metal festival
Thousands of fans of extreme metal will be flocking to the Czech Republic in just a few weeks’ time for the annual Brutal Assault music festival. Established in 1996 as a…
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