RECONSTRUCTION

Come and see our renovated premises! We cordially invite you to the Theatre "12", to the new bar "Ve Dvanáctce" on Čs. legií Street, to the Theatre Education Atelier situated at the corner of Milíčova Street and Čs. legií Street, and to the Ceremonial Hall situated on the 1^st floor at the Jiří Myron Theatre.

 

Restored ceremonial hall situated on the 1st floor of the reconstructed Jiří Myron Theatre was named after Edmund Palkovský during the 100^th season. The hall was opened on October 28, 2018, the anniversary of the Czechoslovak Independence Day. The hall is used for concerts, exhibitions or social events. Photos show the hall during and after the reconstruction.

 

In 2018, new Theatre Education Atelier – centre for theatre education and creative meetings – was opened to visitors of the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre. Emphasizing drama art, the function of this space is to seek and create new ways of how to perceive and understand art. Lectures, workshops, inspiring chamber performances, discussions with artists, drama studio or the possibility to see the theatre behind the scenes - these are just some of all the activities that the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre in cooperation with the Atelier organizes for several years. The new space (situated at the corner of Milíčova and Čs. legií Streets) offers better possibilities so we can work more efficiently and go into deep when artists meet the audience to discuss current stagings and their closely related topics. Let’s go and discover all these possibilities. And it does not matter how old you are because spectrum of activities offered by the Atelier is wide and available for children and their parents, educators, students, general public, and the oldest. 

We would like to create a friendly place similar to an imaginary incubator providing conditions good for cultural growth in us and around us.
 

		photo by Martin Kusyn

In the premises of the Jiří Myron Theatre at Čs. legií 12, a new chamber scene called the Theatre "12" that accommodates 60 spectators was opened. The theatre performs not only new productions, but also productions that has been staged earlier at the rehearsal studio of the Antonín Dvořák Theatre. This new stage is used by all four ensembles of the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre. 

 

 

		photo by Roman Mrázek

Reconstruction of the Jiří Myron Theatre Premises

Reconstructed premises of the Jiří Myron Theatre gave birth to a new, modern, and spacious rehearsal room used by the operetta/musical orchestra. A new ballet hall was created as well. The accommodation provided for guest artists performing at the theatre are also after the overall reconstruction; a brand-new floor with hotel-type rooms was created in the premises.