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UNGELT THEATER - SUMMER STAGE

Ticket pre-sales for 2026 are now online. We perform for you from mid-May to mid-September, almost every day.

We know that Ungelt survived the pandemic thanks to you and your generosity. We want to spread some happiness from Ungelt and we are donating one of our most popular performances, A Date with a Feminist, to the Paraple Center.

On Thursday June 25th, we are hosting a charity evening on the Summer Stage. You can enjoy a comedy performance by Bára Poláková and Marek Adamczyk. 100% of the ticket price goes directly to the Paraple Center. Come to the theater and support a good cause.

In 2026, we will perform all our favorite productions on the Summer Stage, as well as 3 premieres! You can also look forward to popular plays with Simona Stašová. You can find the entire Summer Stage program here.

Please note that:

In the area, the theater bar offers refreshments with seating in the shade of trees and umbrellas.
You can bring your own drinks to the auditorium. Just finish them before the third bell!
We have restrooms available.
On cooler days, we lend out warm blankets for a refundable deposit of 100 CZK.

Getting here:

The easiest way to get to us is by public transport: From the Brusnice tram stop (lines 22, 23).
You can walk: Through Jelení Canal or Prague Castle.
Parking is best available in Pohořelice or in the Pražský most garage.

We look forward to seeing you at the theater for unforgettable performances!

divadloungelt.cz / gnews.cz

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The Prague theater scene – The summer stage of the UNGELT Theater in the New Town, near Prague Castle, is operating at full capacity.

UNGELT THEATER - SUMMER STAGE

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