Black Light Theatre Srnec

Good show and funny, and recommend bringing kids they will enjoy it a lot!

Really enjoyed the show ,it was entertaining with dance mime and the black theatre scenes. I would recommend a visit

I am completely disappointed and feel ripped off by the show put on by this theater company. In first place it is evident that it is designed for theaters with up to 100 seats and in the country where I live they made it for a theater (Costa Rica, Teatro Melico Salazar) with a capacity for 2000 people. The scenery, lighting and costumes are mediocre and of a realy bad quality. It was not worth the 100 dollars of the ticket, is obvious that in their country of origin they dont charge that price, at most 25 dollars. Of course that if I travel to Prague it will be more expensive, but that is no the point. If a travel to prague I would have the opportunity to visit many places and not only the Shitlight of Prague of Jiri Snerc.

We loved it. Two hours of a very funny show. We saw it 10 years ago and is still great. Everyone at the theater are laughing.

Unfortunately I arrived with my luggage in hand ten minutes after the show started due to an issue with my train connection. I was afraid I wouldn't be allowed to enter the theater after the start of the show but, to my surprise, I was greeted by name upon arrival. Reception even advised me of the best place to sit my luggage in the theater so that I could enjoy the show without being worried about it!!!The show was also great! :-D

When going here, be aware that it’s not a show with special effects! It’s the raw thing. Like it is supposed to be! An experience that looks old / dated when you are in 2020. Like time stood still. If you are aware of that, you can enjoy the show. Liked the first scene most (laundry) but had some good laughs during the whole show. Compliments for the total crew. It’s hard work! The location is dated and that’s charming.

It is an interesting experience, we laughed a lot. I have never seen this kind of theater before. I would recommend it for all ages, but specially if you come with small children. You will not regret it. Be there with enough time because they are no assigned seats and there ir no inclination.

The guy at the front of house was funny and made us feel very welcome. We both liked him a lot.We hadn't seen black lighting before and it was a cool experience. Most of the mini-shows made good use of it too. I know how hard it is to hide the support staff on stage and they did a pretty good job of it, although my girlfriend found them a bit distracting at times.We found the production to be somewhat entertaining but we both agreed that the price was far too high. For €24 each we expected much higher quality acting. €12 each would be tolerable but I certainly wouldn't pay more than that.Some bits were funny, some bits were cringeworthy, most of it was spent thinking I paid nearly €50 for this".In conclusion: The lighting and thought was cool and a pretty decent attempt was made. The acting was...ok. I didn't find them very funny. The mini-shows could do with a little more of a storyline.Honestly

Fascinating experience: small theatre with the troupe providing heart & energy for the simple skits with a bare bones stage & props. The description had said “multi media” - uh, no. But we had an eye into how the Czech art community survived the Communist era & created entertainment during a repressive period.It was all pantomime with universal themes, basically clean cut for all ages, altho their were a few adult jokes that most likely went over the heads of kids there.Definitely worth the reasonable ticket price, and a good cultural experience.

Hard to find! It is downstairs at Jazzclub. If you like theaters and are into this kind you might be happy. For me it was sometimes a bit boring. The scenes with the real black light are fantastic. All in all a bit too long. The theatre is packed with visitors and the air gets really bad. Small chairs. Uncomfy and not much space in the rows. If you are small you might not see much, it’s mainly flat.