☂️Classic Ballet Gala at Hybernia Theatre + Audio Guide
Classic Ballet Gala invites you to experience the beauty, elegance, and emotional power of classical ballet in one unforgettable evening at Hybernia Theatre in the heart of Prague.
The programme brings together selected highlights from some of the most iconic ballets in the world's repertoire. Audiences can look forward to the spirited energy of Don Quixote, the lyrical beauty of Swan Lake, the enchanting atmosphere of The Nutcracker, the romance of Sleeping Beauty, and the adventurous world of Le Corsaire.
Presented in cooperation with the Prague Dance Conservatory, the production gives the stage to outstanding students and graduates who represent a new generation of exceptional ballet talent. Their technical precision, youthful energy, and passion for dance bring a fresh intensity to the great classical repertoire.
Classic Ballet Gala is an ideal choice for anyone looking for an elegant cultural experience in Prague. Whether you are a long-time admirer of ballet or simply want to enjoy a visually beautiful and accessible performance, this gala evening offers a rich and memorable introduction to the finest moments of classical dance.
Audio Walk Experience:
The Hybernia Theatre hides a surprising secret. It began as a 14th-century monastery. Irish monks, the “Hibernians”, later built a Baroque church here, which became an imperial customs house and finally today’s musical stage. The streets around it are just as full of stories – from Count Sporck, who brought Vivaldi’s operas to Prague, to a medieval toilet hidden in a bookshop.
This self-guided audio walk feels less like a recording and more like a stroll with a local friend who happens to be an art historian. She points out details you’d walk past, shares stories you won’t read anywhere else, and keeps asking: what do you think?
It takes you through almost 900 years of history hidden beneath the heart of Prague, at your own pace. The walk takes place entirely outdoors, so no theatre ticket is needed – and it’s at its most atmospheric in the early evening, perhaps right after a show.









