Are the blacklight theatre in Prague enjoyable?

I think so, but I'm a theatre person.<BR>We made a bad choice of show though. We were talked into one with more of a &quot;theme&quot; which centered around a mad scientist and a time machine. We sat through a series of long overdone skits in English, but just plain stupid -- like a Saturday Night Live skit that wasn't working, but they wouldn't stop anyway. In between these long scenes were wonderful black light effects. If I had it to over again, I'd opt for one that is all just &quot;spectacle&quot; and effects. No story.

Yes. We went to the one upstairs on Pariz street not far from Pravda restaurant. It was only $10 per ticket so if you tire of it you can leave without losing much. The place we went was a combination of black light skits and some pantomime. It lasted 1 hour 20 minutes. I noted that most everything we went to in Prague lasted 1 hour and 20 minutes. Seems they've figured out the maximum adult attention span sans breaks. The blacklight skits themselves varied in interest but were generally quite clever. A worth evening's entertainment IMO.

Whilst I wouldn't travel to Prague just for it, it is something nice to do while you're there and if you have the time.<BR><BR>I can't remember which opera we went to see.. but it was funny-ish. I'm glad I went thought I wouldn't go to one again.<BR><BR>/brownie.

I wasn't sure which show was the best to see so I went to &quot;The Kiss.&quot; It was only about $10 so I can't say that it was a total gyp....but I didn't enjoy it that much. To me it was kind of cheesy. However, the night I went the place was filled with Russian tourists, and they all seemed to love it. <BR><BR>If I had to do it over again, I would have skipped the Black Light Theatre and hung out with my British neighbors that night! Oh well.