Magic comedy

The motto of the HILT Black Light Theater is: "You have to enter the darkness to see the light." The twice-awarded theater at the World Theater Olympics 2018 in India, which also recently sold out 2,000 seats at the Teatro Nacional Guatemala, welcomes you to its home stage in a historic space with an exclusive 50 seats .
The Magic Comedy performance attracts audiences who do not normally go to the theater. Conservative evening wear does not apply here, it is not a classic performance of the theater. The combination of 12 different dance images in the dark, where only the phosphorescent colors shine, will entertain children, youth, adults and cheerful grandmothers and grandfathers. The comedic performance will not leave a single face without a smile. The show is interactive and, thanks to the small space, takes place in direct contact with the viewer.

Black theater as such has its history since the 1960s, and Prague is known as the world's "home" of this genre. Thanks to the optical illusion, props and actors float, appear and disappear again in absolute darkness. Paradoxically, this genre has the most success in the world during its big tours.

HILT is one of the few black light theaters that survived the covid pandemic. It is located in the center of Old Prague in an underground stone space with foundations from the 15th century. The audience sits level with the stage of the performance and is thus completely drawn into the magic of darkness and light.

The show is always Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 20:30. "Imagine a world where the line between reality and illusion blurs, where visuals come alive and stories captivate your senses. Welcome to the realm of black theater HILT. HILT in the heart of old Prague offers a unique blend of captivating storytelling and dynamic visuals. It's an immersive experience that draws you into the extraordinary world created by the visionary director Theodore Hoidekre. It is not just theater; it is an experience that transcends the boundaries of traditional performances."