The Rais Hall

This more intimate hall is named after the Czech writer Karel Vaclav Rais. It was designed as a theatre hall and blind arcades in the upper section of the hall are decorated with typical masks in the style of antic theatre. The decoration considerably uses so-called dentils. The hall has various uses for example holding workshops, education educational purposes, company and private evenings, chamber concerts, theatre performances, film projection, banquets, sales and contract exhibitions and many more. The hall is illuminated with day and artificial lighting, but it can be also darken. An advantage of this space is a direct connection with another hall – The Social Hall. The capacity of Rais Hall is up to 320 sitting.

The Rais Hall is divided to:

• foyer 
• main auditorium
• technical balcony
• fully eguipped stage with green room
• green room conected with The Social Hall 

Area of The Rais Hall:

• lay out of The Rais Hall [pdf, 100 kB]
• 352 m² total area including foyer
• 223 m² main auditorium
• 34 m² foyer
• 62 m² the stage 
• 33 m² technical balcony
• 5,5 m high under chandeliers
• 10 m total high

Options of disposition - capacity of The Rais Hall:

• concert , theater style - up to 320 visitors 
• congress, class room - up to 120 visitors
• lectures, table style - up to 240 visitors 
• gala, baquet style - up to 160 visitors
• the dance ball, dance style - up to 190 visitors