| Thursday 03 September 2026 | 19:00 |
| Sunday 27 September 2026 | 19:00 |
| Sunday 04 October 2026 | 13:00 |
| Thursday 17 December 2026 | 19:00 |
| Tuesday 29 December 2026 | 19:00 |
| Sunday 10 January 2027 | 19:00 |
| Sunday 21 March 2027 | 19:00 |
| Prague National Theatre Opera | ||
| Jaroslav Kyzlink | Conductor | |
| David Švec | Conductor | |
| Marián Chudovský | Director | |
| Adolf Born | Set Designer, Costume Designer | |
| Prague National Theatre Orchestra | ||
| Prague National Theatre Chorus | ||
| Prague National Theatre Opera Ballet | ||
| Daniel Wiesner | Choreography | |
| Michaela Zajmi | Mezzo-soprano | Káča (Kate) |
| Kateřina Jalovcová | Mezzo-soprano | Káča (Kate) |
| Pavel Švingr | Bass | Marbuel |
| Daniel Čapkovič | Bass | Marbuel |
| František Zahradníček | Bass-baritone | Marbuel |
| Martin Šrejma | Tenor | Jirka |
| Richard Samek | Tenor | Jirka |
| Jana Sýkorová | Mezzo-soprano | Kate's mother |
| Yvona Škvárová | Mezzo-soprano | Kate's mother |
| Jiří Sulženko | Bass | Lucifer |
| Zdeněk Plech | Bass | Lucifer |
Antonín Dvořák’s two most successful operas, The Devil and Kate, and Rusalka, are based on fairy-tale motifs. Blending folk and humorous with lyrical and fantasy elements is one of the typical (and still very popular) traits of Czech drama. Dvořák created a masterly patchwork of contrasting scenes – folksy, breezy, fiendishly fervent and courtly noble.
Owing to the inspired invention with musical motifs and orchestra instrumentation, The Devil and Kate is a thoroughly original work from beginning to end, one that surpasses Dvořák’s previous operas in many respects.
Adolf Born's exquisite sets and costumes bear the hallmark of this original and popular artist.
WARNING: Gunshots will be heard during the performance.
Suitable for audience from 5 years.
