Festival Radoslav IV.

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We warmly invite you to the fourth edition of the comedy theater festival, taking place at the cultural center in Radostín nad Oslavou! On Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17, you will have the opportunity to see 3 theater performances for children and adults! Friday, October 16, 2026, at 7:00 PM Free Evening (D. Gajdoš, J. Laník, J. Zelinka, T. Žilinský) Theater improvisation is one of the regular theater genres and enjoys great popularity among the broadest audience. The audience is drawn in by its liveliness, playfulness, wit, absurd humor, and its ephemeral and unique form that arises and disappears at that moment in that place. The actors of the Slovácké theater, Daniel Gajdoš, Jakub Zelinka, and Tomáš Žilinský, along with musician Jan Laník, have decided to put themselves at the mercy of the audience and try to excite and entertain them with their talent and quick wit. Each Free Evening is unique and unrepeatable, with the audience playing a crucial role. Their delicate and crazy ideas will determine the theme of the individual improvisations. During this Free Evening, you will witness several improvised performances, and believe that their outcomes often surprise even the actors themselves. Come for an evening filled with mischief and uninhibited humor! Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 3:00 PM The Little Goblin Who Didn't Give Up (Divadlo 100 opic - D. Tesař) A little goblin sets out into the world to find the one and only – Mrs. Goblin. And the world is fantastic. Goblin-eating flowers, flying giraffes, and a fish Ex Machina, from whose back a magical shower peeks out. That will save it. A simple story about love and determination. And along with it, a crazy, cheerful world of fantasy, songs, and blowing into a pink umbrella. Tickets for children from 100 Kč, accompanying child for 50 Kč/person. Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM Comedy About a Comedian (M. Táborský, F. Teller) In a small room of a small guesthouse, an older comedian meets several of his peculiar guests. In a brisk conversation and surprising situations, the comedian's life unfolds, along with his dreams and plans that have succeeded and failed. The play is a plethora of several comedic genres. It is narrated through farce, irony, sarcasm, stand-up, absurd and dark humor, which you won't find in any other comedy in such a small space – and you can enjoy them perfectly.