Divadlo Rokoko, theatre in Prague, Czech Republic
Divadlo Rokoko is a theatre building located in central Prague within a palace structure featuring Rococo architectural elements. The venue has a straightforward but pleasant interior with good sightlines from many seats and presents various types of performances throughout the year.
The theatre opened in 1915 as a cabaret featuring singing, sketches, and parodies performed by notable entertainers. After closure and other uses during and after World War II, it reopened in 1958 and became a venue for comedies, concerts, and variety shows.
The theatre takes its name from the Rococo style of the palace building that houses it. It serves as a gathering place where different generations of performers and audiences meet, supporting both emerging and experienced artists through its varied programming.
The theatre is situated in a central location near Wenceslas Square and is easily accessible on foot. The surrounding streets are lively and full of people, making it straightforward to find and navigate to.
During the interwar period, the venue thrived as a popular cabaret attracting famous comedians and actors, including well-known performers from early Prague theatre circles. This era established it as a hub for lively entertainment and artistic experimentation.
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