Reduta Jazz Club, Jazz club and theatre venue in central Prague, Czech Republic
Reduta is a jazz club and theatre venue housed in a historic building on Národní street, near the National Theatre in central Prague. The space combines both performance forms under one roof, blending intimate audience-musician experiences with formal theatrical productions.
The club was founded in 1957 and quickly became a center of Czech jazz life. It played an important role in the political upheavals of the 1980s and has remained a cultural gathering place ever since.
The name comes from the musical genre that has been performed here for decades, drawing musicians from around the world. Visitors experience nightly performances by both established and emerging jazz musicians in a raw, authentic setting.
The venue offers regular performances of jazz, swing, and blues in a comfortable setting with table seating. Visitors should book in advance since popular evenings sell out quickly.
The location served as an important gathering place during the Velvet Revolution in the 1980s and had an unexpected influence on the country's modern history. This role extends far beyond what one would normally expect from a music venue.
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