Radim Vizváry: Sólo

PART of Made in Prague

An award-winning tour de force by Radim Vizváry, acclaimed Czech mime, director, choreographer, and Artistic Director of Laterna Magica Prague.

Internationally celebrated, most recently at Expo Osaka, Vizváry’s spellbinding performance traverses the full spectrum of pantomime – from the elegance of classical mime to the raw power of butoh, from razor-sharp physical comedy to the bold invention of contemporary mime theatre.

Visually striking, deeply human, and often laugh-out-loud funny, Sólo is both a masterclass in wordless storytelling and pantomime reborn: timeless, daring, and unforgettable.

Winner of the 2016 Thálie Award in the category of Ballet, Pantomime, or Other Dance-Drama Genre.

“Vizváry is undoubtedly the greatest personality of contemporary mime theatre, encompassing both its present and its classical legacy.” – protisedi.cz

Radim Vizváry is one of Europe’s leading voices in contemporary physical mime theatre. A mime artist, author, stage director, choreographer, he teaches at Prague’s Academy of Performing Arts Music and Dance Faculty. He serves as Artistic Director of Laterna Magika, Mime Prague, the International Mime Fest, and the international street festival in Tábor. His work has been recognised with numerous awards across the Czech Republic, Europe, and the USA, including the prestigious Thálie Prize in 2016.

The 29th edition of the Made in Prague Festival is a vivacious celebration of Czech culture presented by the Czech Centre London between 31 October – 30 November 2025.

Across almost three decades, the festival has grown into one of the most distinctive showcases of Czech culture abroad, bringing together artists, audiences, and institutions in a vibrant dialogue between the Czech and British nations. This year’s edition reaffirms our mission: to celebrate Czech creativity and innovation in its many artistic forms while fostering cross-cultural encounters and new perspectives. The 2025 programme reflects the richness and diversity of contemporary Czech cultural life, as well as its deep historical roots.