Prague Concerts & Shows — Mozart Concerts, Black Light Theatre & Dinner Shows
Prague's evening entertainment leans on its musical heritage and its theatrical invention — choose a Mozart ballroom concert, the surreal Black Light Theatre, a medieval banquet, or a traditional dinner-and-folklore show.
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4.6 - 4,196 reviews
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$756 CZK
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Free up to 24h before
Concerts & Shows: what to know before booking
Prague's evening entertainment leans on its musical heritage and its theatrical invention — choose a Mozart ballroom concert, the surreal Black Light Theatre, a medieval banquet, or a traditional dinner-and-folklore show.
- Availability
- 4 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $756 CZK before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 4,196 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Concert halls, theatres, and banquet venues across the Old and New Towns
- Best time
- Book the earlier performance for the calmer room and better seat allocation
- Ticket note
- Date- and showtime-specific; dinner packages have an earlier arrival time
Concerts & Shows in Prague
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Everything you should know before you book
Mozart premiered Don Giovanni in Prague and the city has never forgotten it — classical concerts in baroque ballrooms and churches are a nightly fixture, many paired with dinner for a full evening. For something distinctly Czech, the Black Light Theatre uses UV light, mime, and illusion to create a wordless show that translates across every language.
Pair a concert or show with dinner for one fixed evening. The Mozart ballroom concert with dinner and the traditional dinner-and-folklore show both bundle a meal with the performance, while the medieval dinner show recreates a Bohemian banquet with period entertainment. Seating is usually assigned by booking order, so earlier reservations get the better seats.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Black Light Theatre in Prague?
A uniquely Czech form of theatre that uses ultraviolet light, black backdrops, mime, and illusion to make objects and performers appear to float. It's wordless, so it works for any language and all ages.
Are the Mozart concerts in Prague authentic?
They're performed in genuine baroque ballrooms and churches by professional ensembles, often in period costume. Prague has deep Mozart ties — Don Giovanni premiered here in 1787 — so the setting is the real draw.
What is a Prague dinner show like?
It pairs a meal with live entertainment — either a Mozart ballroom concert, a medieval banquet with period performers, or a traditional Czech dinner with folklore music and dance. One booking covers the whole evening.