Culture
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Lucie Mikolajková: the translator as a restorer of paintings
Lucie Mikolajková is an unsung hero of Czech writing today. She is one of a number of untiring and underpaid translators, working quietly and out of the public gaze to…
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The Tap Tap’s ambitious new play Nefňuka premieres at Prague’s New Stage
This Sunday, sees the premiere of a new play at Prague’s New Stage of the National Theatre by Prague’s famous Tap Tap Orchestra – a unique band mostly made up of disabled…
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New documentary recounts story of Czechoslovak Jewish children saved from Holocaust
A new documentary called “Na sever” (“Into the North”) recounts the story of over 300 Jewish teenagers from Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia, who found refuge in…
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New book celebrates iconic Communist-era family house
A new book, which has just been released by the PositiF publishing house, is mapping the phenomenon of the so-called Šumperák, probably the most famous family house design…
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Sparking discussion one of Art in Box’s missions, says gallery owner Nadia Rovderová
In over five years of existence, the Art in Box gallery in downtown Prague has put on exhibitions by the great exile photographer Jan Lukas, filmmaking legend Jan…
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Gabriela Gunčíková heading for Eurovision Song Contest
In this week’s Sunday Music show we are profiling 22-year-old Czech singer Gabriela Gunčíková who will represent the Czech Republic at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest…
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New English language production of Cimrman play staged in Prague
After the success of the first-ever English production of Jára Cimrman plays, The Stand-In, the English speaking audience now has a chance to get acquainted with another…
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Czech musicians offer household symphonies in slippers
If you like classical music but don’t enjoy dressing up for events at big concert halls, you can now enjoy your favourite music from the comfort of your home in your…
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Radio Wave planning public party to launch “street” studio
Czech Radio’s youth and alternative station Radio Wave has just begun broadcasting from a glass-fronted studio right on Vinohradská St. that allows it extremely close…
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Czech musicians pay tribute to Jaroslav Ježek
Today’s edition of Sunday Music Show is dedicated to one of the legends of Czech 20th century music, Jaroslav Ježek, who is best known for the songs he composed for the…
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Jiří Brdečka: life, animation, magic
Jiří Brdečka is remembered above all for the screenplay of one of the best loved Czech comedies. The 1964 film Limonadový Joe (Lemonade Joe) is a parody of the western…
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Days of European Film returns with best of European cinema: from The Fencer and Atlantic to Spain’s…
The highly-respected festival Days of European Film kicked off on Thursday, promising some of the best in recent European cinema. Among the cream of the crop this year are…
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