Jirásek Theatre
Historic interwar theatre building designed in a combination of constructivist and neoclassical styles. It serves as a multifunctional cultural venue and the center for an annual amateur theatre festival. Read more…
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Constructed between 1928 and 1930, this building is a significant example of modern interwar architecture. Designed by architect Jindřich Freiwald, the structure features a classicizing portico and reflects a blend of constructivist and Czech neoclassical styles. The writer Alois Jirásek, for whom the theatre is named, was present during the laying of its foundation stone. The building is designated as a Cultural Heritage Site.
The theatre operates as a multifunctional cultural center, hosting theatrical performances and exhibitions. It serves as the primary venue for the annual Jiráskův Hronov amateur theatre festival. The facility is accessible to the public during scheduled events and performances.
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