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In-Depth Information
www.eventim.si
)
, or at Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre (
Click here
)
. Expect to pay
around €10 to €20 for tickets to live acts, and less for club entry and DJ nights.
Theatre
Ljubljana has half a dozen theatres so there should be something on stage for everyone.
Slovenian theatre is usually quite visual with a lot of mixed media, so you don't always
have to speak the lingo to enjoy the production. In addition to concerts and other musical
events, Cankarjev Dom regularly stages theatrical productions.
THEATRE
National Drama Theatre
(Narodno Gledališče Drama; 252 14 62, box office 252 15 11;
www.drama.si
; Er-
javčeva cesta 1; box office 2-5pm & 6-8pm Mon-Fri, 6pm- showtime Sat)
Built as a
German-language theatre in 1911, this wonderful art-nouveau building is home to the na-
tional theatre company. Performances are in Slovene.
KUD France Prešeren
( 283 22 88;
www.kud-fp.si
;
Karunova ulica 14; 10am-10pm Mon-Sat, 1-10pm
Sun)
This 'noninstitutional culture and arts society' in Trnovo stages concerts as well as
performances, literary events, exhibitions, workshops etc on most nights.
THEATRE
THEATRE
Glej Theatre
(Gledališče Glej; 251 66 79, 421 92 40;
www.glej.si
; Gregorčičeva ulica 3; perform-
ances €10-15)
Glej (Look) has been Ljubljana's foremost experimental theatre since the
1970s, working with companies that include Betontanc (dance) and Grejpfrut (drama). It
stages about five productions - theatre, mime, puppetry, multimedia - a year.
Ljubljana Puppet Theatre
(Lutkovno Gledališče Ljubljana; box office 300 09 82;
www.lgl.si
;
Krekov trg 2;
box office 4-6pm Mon-Fri, 10am-noon Sat & 1hr before performance)
The Ljubljana Pup-
pet Theatre stages its own shows throughout the year and hosts Lutke, the International
THEATRE
