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Prague’s Cimrman English Theatre has been performing English-language versions of plays from the legendary Divadlo Járy Cimrmana for over a decade. But does this distinctive, very Czech sense of humour really translate into English? And how accurate are comparisons with the British comedy troupe Monty Python?

These and other questions were discussed by three core members of the Cimrman English Theatre – Brian Stewart, Adam Stewart and Peter Hosking – as part of the In Conversation With… series, hosted by Ian Willoughby of Radio Prague International.

👉The full recording is available on Havel Channel:

Does the Czech humour really translate into English? Prague’s Cimrman English Theatre Prague’s Cimrman English Theatre has been performing English-language versions of plays from the...