Vintage glamour meets variety performance, served at your candlelit table
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2 hr
Two-hour journey through twentieth-century performance art featuring dancers, vocalists, and acrobats
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2 hr 30 min
Experience a dazzling evening of acrobatics, burlesque, and musical theatre in Prague's historic venue
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2 hr
Step back in time for a theatrical feast with sword fights, jugglers, and all-you-can-drink beverages
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The landmarks, rooms, and views travelers on Cabaret Dinner Show Prague tours remember — all visible on a single visit.
Features a mix of cabaret, burlesque, and circus acts with elite performers.
Seating options that place guests in close proximity to the artists for a unique cabaret dinner show prague experience.
The set design is inspired by the golden decades of the 20th century to enhance the atmosphere.
The bar offers specialized drinks curated to complement the evening program.
The show features over 40 professional artists, including showgirls, acrobats, and musical singers.
Every Cabaret Dinner Show Prague tour side-by-side — duration, what's included, how you redeem.
| Experience | Duration | Rating | Free cancel. | Price | |
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Standard Entry Most popular
Prague Cabaret Show with Optional 4-Course Dinner
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2 hr | ★ 4.6 | ✓ | $57 | Book → |
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Czech Cabaret Show at Hybernia Theater
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2 hr 30 min | ★ 4.7 | ✓ | $71 | Book → |
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Medieval Tavern Dinner & Show in Prague
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2 hr | ★ 4.5 | ✓ | $74 | Book → |
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These experiences serve distinct purposes; visitors seeking high-energy variety performances prefer the Czech Cabaret Show, while those interested in artistic, silent storytelling opt for Black Light Theatre tours.
| Feature | Top pick Czech Cabaret Show | Black Light Theatre |
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Performance Style |
Burlesque and variety acts | |
Audience Interaction |
Frequent and high engagement | |
Dining Inclusion |
Full dinner menu available | |
Language Barrier |
Minimal English language reliance | |
Tone |
Upbeat and celebratory | |
Target Audience |
Adult groups seeking nightlife | |
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Verdict: Choose the Czech Cabaret Show for a vibrant evening of music and dance, or select Black Light Theatre tickets if you prefer a cultural, visually focused Prague performance.
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Náměstí Republiky 3/4, 110 00 Praha 1
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Request a taxi to Náměstí Republiky 3/4 directly.
The dress code is Creative Black Tie. Guests arriving in inappropriate attire, such as sportswear or jeans, may be denied entry to the theatre.
Large bags and luggage are restricted for safety reasons. Visitors should travel light to ensure smooth entry at the Hybernia Theatre.
Photography is permitted during specific moments, but please respect the performers and refrain from flash photography, which can disrupt the cabaret dinner show prague.
The venue is not wheelchair accessible. Guests with specific mobility concerns should contact the organizer in advance of their cabaret dinner show prague booking.
Mobile phones are permitted. Keep ringer off inside exhibition spaces.
The show is strictly for ages 18 and over. This cabaret dinner show prague tour requires valid identification to verify age upon entry.
A bar is available starting at 18:30. Depending on your cabaret dinner show prague tickets, you may have access to dinner service during the performance.
Pets are not allowed, with the exception of service animals with appropriate documentation.
Last entry is typically 1 hour before closing. Check the specific ticket for timing.
Náměstí Republiky 3/4, 110 00 Praha 1
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How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.
September to November offers comfortable temperatures for exploring the city before your cabaret dinner show prague tour.
December provides a festive backdrop, though ensure you book your cabaret dinner show prague tickets well in advance for holiday dates.
March to May is ideal for avoiding the peak summer crowds during your cabaret dinner show prague visit.
June to August features vibrant city life, though the show remains a popular indoor cabaret dinner show prague experience.
Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.
Popular dates for the cabaret dinner show prague sell out quickly, so reserve your tickets in advance.
Strict adherence to Creative Black Tie is necessary; ensure your outfit meets the standards for this cabaret dinner show prague tour.
Arriving by 19:00 allows you to settle in and enjoy the atmosphere before the 19:30 start time.
The theatre is centrally located; using Metro Line B is the most efficient way to get to your cabaret dinner show prague event.
Always carry valid identification as the cabaret dinner show prague is strictly for patrons 18 and older.
Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.
An exquisite Art Nouveau building hosting concerts and exhibitions.
A historic Gothic city gate that once marked the entrance to Prague.
The historic heart of the city featuring the famous Astronomical Clock.
A dominant Gothic church with striking spires overlooking the square.
Flexible, no hidden fees.
Purchased tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged. This policy applies regardless of the 0 CZK gate fee, as ticket prices vary by category.
Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.
Classic luxury hotel near the theatre.
High-end boutique hotel located directly on Náměstí Republiky.
Convenient and reliable accommodation for theatre guests.
Prague's cabaret tradition stretches back to the interwar years when basement theatres along Národní třída staged satirical revues and jazz-age variety acts for a city caught between empires. The genre vanished under socialist cultural policy, re-emerging only in the 1990s as independent producers revived the format.
Today the most polished incarnation runs at Divadlo Hybernia, a neoclassical playhouse steps from Náměstí Republiky, where the Czech Cabaret production has held Thursday and Saturday slots since 2018. The 19:30 curtain opens on a two-hour programme blending acrobatics, live vocal performance, burlesque choreography, and theatrical lighting. Tables replace rows; guests order coursed dinners from a seated-service menu while performers work a thrust stage framed by Art Deco proscenium moulding.
The show operates as a ticketed experience rather than a venue entry — no flat gate fee applies, and pricing scales by table placement. VIP tables occupy the front apron with unobstructed sightlines and dedicated waitstaff; premium seating fills the mid-house with angled views; standard admission clusters toward the rear and sides. Tickets include the performance but not the meal; food and beverages are ordered separately from the in-house menu at market rates. The bar opens at 18:30, and house staff recommend arrival by 19:00 to settle orders before curtain. The structure mirrors Vienna's Raimund Theater model — performance and hospitality under one ticket, but the dinner component remains optional and independently priced.
Divadlo Hybernia itself dates to 1911, a municipal commission designed in late-imperial style with a coffered barrel vault and wrought-iron balcony rails. The building survived the war intact and served as a workers' cultural house until privatization in 1996. The current cabaret tenant reimagined the orchestra level as dinner theatre, installing café tables and a central runway while preserving the original stage rigging and painted ceiling. Performances rotate a fixed repertoire of acts — contortionists, aerialists, chanson soloists, and ensemble dance numbers — sequenced to a live band pit. The production aesthetic leans vintage: feathered headdresses, satin corsets, tuxedoed compères, and tungsten footlights that cast amber pools across the boards. No spoken narrative links the acts; the evening unfolds as a curated variety bill in the pre-war European tradition, engineered for an audience that arrives to dine and stays to watch.
"Tables replace rows; guests order coursed dinners from a seated-service menu while performers work a thrust stage framed by Art Deco proscenium moulding."
A step-by-step walkthrough of Cabaret Dinner Show Prague tickets — what you'll see, how long each stage takes, and the details that matter.
You push through the brass doors of Divadlo Hybernia at quarter past six, crossing a tiled vestibule into the bar foyer where backlit shelves display Czech gins and Moravian vermouths.
A host checks your ticket category and guides you down the aisle to your assigned table — premium seating tonight, fourth row centre, a two-top draped in black linen with a tea-light in a cut-glass holder. You order a pre-curtain negroni and scan the menu: beef tartare, roasted duck breast, chocolate fondant. Around you the room fills: couples claiming VIP tables along the apron, groups of four settling into the mid-house, solo travellers angled toward the wings.
At 19:30 the house lights drop and a spotlight catches the bandleader at the upright piano. The first act — a pair of aerialists in sequined bodysuits — descends from ceiling-mounted silks as the rhythm section locks into a swing arrangement. Between numbers a chanson vocalist in a feathered cloche takes the microphone, delivering a Piaf standard in smoky Czech-accented French. Your entrée arrives during the third act; you carve into duck while a contortionist folds herself into a Perspex cube. The staging is tight, the pacing brisk. By 21:15 the ensemble takes a final bow, the overhead spots fade, and you step back onto Náměstí Republiky under the lit façade of the Powder Tower, the taste of bitter chocolate and applause still warm.
The Czech Cabaret Show operates on Thursdays and Saturdays, with the bar opening at 18:30 and the show starting at 19:30.
The Czech Cabaret Show venue is not wheelchair accessible; please contact the organizer before booking your cabaret dinner show prague.
Yes, booking in advance is highly recommended as popular dates for the cabaret dinner show prague sell out quickly.
The dress code for the Czech Cabaret Show is Creative Black Tie; sportswear or jeans are not accepted for this cabaret dinner show prague.
The Czech Cabaret Show is strictly for guests aged 18 and over, so families with children cannot attend the cabaret dinner show prague.
The Czech Cabaret Show is located at Divadlo Hybernia, accessible via Metro Line B at the Náměstí Republiky stop for your cabaret dinner show prague visit.
Dining options depend on your selected ticket category for the Czech Cabaret Show; check your specific cabaret dinner show prague booking.
Tickets for the Czech Cabaret Show are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged, regardless of the 0 CZK gate fee.
Photography is allowed at specific times during the Czech Cabaret Show; please follow staff instructions during your cabaret dinner show prague experience.
We recommend arriving at the Hybernia Theatre between 18:30 and 19:00 for the best cabaret dinner show prague experience.
