The play was written for the National Theatre in London by Beth Steel and was immediately nominated for Best Play of the Year 2024 following its premiere. As stated on the theatre's website: “A passionate, heartbreaking, and funny portrayal of a larger-than-life family struggling to come to terms with a changing world.”

Krútňava is a dramatic and psychological story set in Slovakia, featuring an original theme of sin and forgiveness, comprised of six scenes.

It is one of the most renowned works of Slovak classical dramatic literature, bringing the idea of reconciliation between social classes and nations. How is this idea relevant to us today?  In Palárik's comedy it is primarily young people for whom love can go hand in hand with tolerance.

The collaboration between the Ballet of the National Theatre Košice and world-renowned choreographer Akram Khan will culminate in the presentation of two of his productions in one evening. "For every dancer in our ballet company, this project will be a significant addition to their professional artistic life," says the Director of Ballet NDKE, Šimon Stariňák.

The latest play by the globally recognized writer, playwright and the most prestigious lawyer is a courtroom drama dealing with the topic of rape. She says something and he says something else and it's not really clear, where is the truth.

The opera by Bedřich Smetana, which premiered in Prague in 1868, returns to the well-known folk legend in the libretto by the German author Josef Wenzig, inspired by events from the reign of the Czech and Hungarian King Vladislav II Jagiellon (1456-1516) in the libretto by the German author Josef Wenzig. It is a romantic tragedy considered a landmark work in Czech opera heritage.