54TH ITF GOLDEN PRAGUE 2017 – FESTIVAL NEWS UPDATE
The Golden Prague Festival begins in less than a month.
© ITF Golden Prague
Both TV audience and theater visitors can look forward to a number of stars, live performances as well as original and latest television shows about music, dance and theatre from around the world that will not be presented anywhere else in one place.
Important dates:
TOP 20 (shortlist announcement): 1 September 2017
Deadline for Personal registration: 22 September 2017
You are invited to four beautiful evenings:
27.9.2017 20:20
Golden Prague 2017 Opening Evening: Adam Plachetka and his guests
(The New Stage of the National Theatre)
28.9.2017 18:00
The Little Mermaid
(The Estates Theatre)
29.9.2017 20:00
Juliette - The Key To Dreams
(National Theatre)
30.9.2017 20:20
ITF GP Official Awards Ceremony
(The New Stage of the National Theatre)
TICKETS: To book your tickets please send an e-mail to Info Golden Prague, mail to infogoldenprague@ceskatelevize.cz by 13 September at the latest. The tickets will be confirmed on "first come first served" basis!
We‘re looking forward to see you from Wednesday 27th to Saturday, September 30th, 2017, at The New Stage of the National Theatre.
Festival programme available here http://www.ceskatelevize.cz/specialy/zlatapraha/en/2017/programme/
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