The theater is surprisingly huge and beautiful. It's not as incredible as the National theatre but still very impressive. The theater is obvisouly taken care of and so are the plays. The actors are one of the best and most famous actors/singers in Czechia and they are all very talented in both acting and singing. The choreographies are all really good as well. The scenes are thought of and beautiful to look at - it was a shame we didn't sit closer to the stage to see everything in its detail. Music for the musicals is live and of a great quality - you can watch the orchestra play if you sit on the highest balcony. The seats are also very comfortable and have a great view but a couple of seats on the highest balcony (I don't know about the lower one), the ones in the first row on the sides of the balcony have a high railing in front of the seats and it gets in the view. The rest of the theater is less formal. There are two bars (we haven't tried them though) and you can buy cheap beautiful programme books and other memorabilia here. The halls are quite narrow for this amount of people though and there are lots of stairs. The foyer gets really crowded and you have to wait in a line to enter the theater, then again to get to the cloackroom - which is obligatory as it is the rule of the theatre to not bring any layers into the auditorium. Another long queue awaits if you decide to go to the bathrooms - the staff adviced us to use the toilets on another floor but the ones we found on our floor had no lightning and there were no switches to turn it on. Other than that it's an incredible theatre and the musicals are sold out. Tourists can go see a play here as well because the musicals are subtitled.

I took my 17 year old to see his first Opera, La Traviata. He was completely blown away by the experience. Both the beautiful location and the opera. He can't wait to go again.