Far from the real Black Theatre experience. Amateur visible dancers, very old costumes and stage props that didn't create the sense of magic. Choreography was a joke and there was no plot. Absolute waste of time.

Unprofessional very low performance music terrible a waste of money every minute. I would not recommend to anyone to go. I felt like sitting in a show for kindergarten level.

One of the best experiences while visiting Prague. The performers did their best. The story was appealing to every one of use. Watching a show of performers dancing with luminiscent clothes in darkness and dramatic music is an amazing view. Besides, the show is interactive as in some parts of the show you are encouraged to participate.

The show was amazing. Really impressive effects and lots of interactive elements. Enjoyed by all members of the family.

A somewhat bizarre and disjointed dance routine reminisant of a high school year end show meets panto. I'd say unless you have children who are into drama or dance give it a miss. Prague has so much more to offer in the way of cultural events and concerts. Note: several flights of stairs and no lift access into concert hall.

Impressed when I saw it a few years ago but they are now in a cramped basement. There were no emergency exit signs, and the thought of a fire made me uneasy. First section was an inane skit that had nothing to do with the Black Light. The magic section was good but not enough for us to stay after interval.

As I had already watched a black theatre performance in the past, I can't say I was fully satisfied with this theatrical team. The show could mostly appeal to children. The special effects, for which such czech performances are famous for, were poor and a little dull. The plot revolves around the dreams of the main character, who actually performed quite nicely. It had some nice scenes but that's all. Also, we had to be there on time cause even though we had booked our tickets in advance, there were no numbers on them to reserve seats.

Was a bit skeptical but was won over. Enjoyed by all ages of our group. Easy to find and centrally located.

My partner and I decided to go to this show during our visit in Prague. We bought it through "get your guide" and paid about £40. Overall, we were really disappointed and felt like we had wasted our money. You get a glowstick and and bottle of water as you go in - nice touch. It started off well but then the performance became quite boring as it was a repetition of similar music. The 'story' (if there is one) is hard to follow. Especially towards the end it seemed very random. Several groups of people got up and left whilst the performance was still going. If we had been on the end of a row and not disturbing others then we would have done so. Perhaps this is more for younger children and not for all.

A nice chill evening in the theater for an hour. No czech language skills needed. The actors did well with effects, enjoyed it! Could be specially interesting for children. Recommend to come 15minutes before the start to get good seats in the middle.

Wow . Never miss a visit there when you are in Prague. I always take my friends that coming to visit in Prague to watch the WOW show, and always gets a lot of compliments for that... i personally alway enjoy to watch it again :-) Hey, don't you dare to miss this wonder when you are here!!!

Boring show. Good for small kids. Max 6 years old.. very boring. Just waited the show to end!!! Luckily it ended after 1 hour...

It was an interesting experience for my family, my kids loved the show. A good choice when you've seen everything else in Prague.

Before going on, I was bitterly disappointed in this show. I took my husband to see it and was surprised at how shabby and lacklustre it all looked. The set is in critical need of a repaint. The cast did their best with the featureless narrative (if you could even call it a narrative). This really does feel like a kids' show masquerading as something suitable for adults, which I am afraid it is not. Most demoralising (and, frankly, embarrassing) were the desperate and futile attempts by the clown main character to generate any audience enthusiasm. This is an evening, which has disastrously overstepped its sell-by date. It isn't so much terrible as mind-numbingly boring and horribly dated. My thanks to a committed cast who did what they could with this tired, lacklustre piece of tatt.

The activity is very much suited for families and children; otherwise probably the original black theatre would be more recommended. Not too impressive per se, and for the price paid, although the moments of interactivity with the audience need to be applauded.