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The National Theater revives Jaromír Weinberger opera Schwanda the Bagpiper with energy, affection and overly active imagination.

Smetana's Libuše makes a timely reappearance in Prague.

Tradition and modernity are a mismatch in this uneven production of Mozart’s comic masterpiece.

In a delirious opening to the new opera season, Prague's National Theatre puts a contemporary spin on Carl Orff and the Brothers Grimm.

Despite some strong performances onstage and in the pit, the National Theater's Andrea Chénier never catches fire.

Clever staging in Prague breathes fresh life into subversive works that were kept secret during the composer's lifetime.

Despite some staging problems, a Czech rarity gives the National Theater's new opera season a rousing start, with a vibrant score beautifully realized by conductor John Fiore.