The opera had a conductor too: See how The Devil and Kate came alive under the open sky
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- National Theatre soloists, chorus, ballet and orchestra performed Antonín Dvořák's The Devil and Kate outdoors in Prague.
- The production used the natural setting of Divoká Šárka, including its rocks and greenery.
National Theatre performers gave audiences an unusual experience on Saturday at Prague's open-air theatre in Divoká Šárka.
Soloists, chorus, ballet and orchestra made full use of the setting's rocks and greenery as they performed Antonín Dvořák's fairy-tale opera The Devil and Kate under the open sky.
A selection of photographs shows how the event looked.
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