

Dance school of Dana Gregorová
Doll
About a little doll who danced her way there and back through the world of fantasy.
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The New Stage
EnsembleDance school of Dana Gregorová
The story of a doll, abandoned by her little girl in the playground, who, in her desire for adventure, and consumed by her own curiosity, discovers the beauty of the world of fantasy. On her way, she visits places where steps turn into dance, sounds into melody and wishes into reality.
Cast
- 2024-2025
- 2025-2026
Creatives
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That early evening was seemingly ordinary, like any other. Children are playing on the playground. They dance, jump, play Eeny Meeny Miney Mo, just as the small children do. But it's time to go home, have dinner and go to bed. The little girl, whose name we do not know, is also looking forward to seeing her mother. She is already calling her: "Hello, come home...".
As soon as the little girl hears this, she leaves the huddle of her playmates and happily runs to her mother. But, sadly, a small doll is left on the ground, the little girl’s look-alike. She is alone, abandoned.
"Oh yeah, she left me here again. This happens to her so often. And I'm always sad afterwards... one can’t do this, forget us dolls like that. We also have our joys and dreams... We can't keep waiting for little girls to notice us."
"Be alone? Sometimes, that's actually fine! All the dreams that can come true for me. What if I decided to travel more? Now that no one needs me, it may actually be so easy!”
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Where to buy tickets
When purchasing online, you can get an e-ticket. You can pick up printed tickets in person at the box offices of the National Theatre.
The National Theatre sells tickets up to 6 months in advance - currently for March–August 2025.
Sales always start on the 1st day of the month at 9am, except in January when pre-sales do not start until the 2nd day due to a public holiday.
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By their appearance, attire and behaviour, the audience is obliged to adhere to the accustomed practice expected from them when attending a theatre performance.
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