HILT black light theatre Prague

The Czech black light theatre HILT Prague has achieved international acclaim by winning a competition to create a show for the unveiling of the Porsche Taycan electric vehicle in Shanghai, China. This success underscores the global recognition of the Czech school of black light theatre, particularly as the unveiling of Porsche's first electric car, a direct competitor to Tesla, was eagerly awaited by the automotive world.

HILT Black Light Theatre Prague, known in Spanish as "HILT teatro Negro Praga", is taking its unique brand of interactive light show entertainment beyond the stage! This innovative theatre group, led by directors Theodor Hoidekr and Stepanka Pencova, is always looking for new ways to connect with audiences and collaborate with other artists. Now, they're diving into the world of music with their brand new single, "Entra a la Oscuridad" – translating to "Enter the Darkness," the very motto of HIL

For HILT's team of actors and directors, touring the globe is far from a glamorous vacation. It’s a demanding gauntlet of long flights, rushed transports between airports, hotels, and theaters, and relentless rehearsals stretching into the late hours. Sleep becomes a precious commodity, sacrificed to the crucial task of transforming a darkened stage into a canvas of illuminated wonder.

Prague, Czech Republic - October 26, 2024 - The world-renowned HILT Black Light Theatre brought its captivating performance to the Hotel Ambassador in Prague for a private V.I.P. event hosted by Ille Papier-Service GmbH. The exclusive show was a resounding success, leaving attendees spellbound with its mesmerizing blend of artistry and illusion.

©HILT black light theatre Prague Entra a la Oscuridad | HILT teatro negro Praga | new singl summer 2025 Music and text: Theodor Hoidekr (HILT black light theatre) Spanish translation and music mastering: AI

As Theodor Hoidekr, director of the renowned HILT black light theatre, explains, creating a new show demands a unique perspective: "For me, the most difficult part is thinking separately about the visible scene, the shining props and costumes, and separately about the invisible scene, the actors moving unseen in the dark. In the final result, it must be a precise combination of both."

Imagine a theatre filled with a global mix of people: travelers who speak different languages, families with young children, and seasoned theatregoers all captivated by the same performance. This is the power of Black Light Theatre, a style that emphasizes visual storytelling through the clever use of black light, UV-reactive materials, and skilled performers.