Carr’s adaptation emphasizes the emotional and psychological dimensions of the relationship between a man and a woman, while also exploring broader themes of power, sacrifice, and the brutal consequences of war. Although it is a stylized retelling, the play’s focus on human drama keeps it accessible to a contemporary audience.

We warmly invite you to an artistic evening presented by the Dance Department of the Peter Dvorský Conservatory. In this final concert, future dance artists will showcase the full beauty of their talent and dedication to the art. The unique program, offering diversity and expressive movement, will present them in various forms of dance.

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.”

Don Quixote – a masterpiece of the world ballet repertoire – is based on the stories from The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha by Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes.

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.