with the House of Lobkowicz
Would you dare to play with Beethoven?
Ask for a private date
One day, one of a kind. A morning in the Lobkowicz Palace, welcomed by the family. Four hours on Mars with plays about Beethoven and live music. Dinner back at the palace.
One of the greatest composers of all time, the house that commissioned his work, and you. Fifteen people. Bohemian Black Tie. Proceeds fund the next Beethoven.
One day. Fifteen seats. Bohemian Black Tie. Czech, Slovak, English. Leave your question and you hear first.
The same play, only your people on stage. Pick the day.
The 7th Prince Lobkowicz was one of Beethoven's first patrons. The Eroica is in the family collection.
Captain of the mission: William Lobkowicz.
Milan Šemelák is the playmaker. William Lobkowicz is the captain. Each play is matched with the perfect tune, and the playlist is yours to add to.
Why is Beethoven still relevant?
Everyone brings a question for Ludwig. On Mars he can answer.
Why does he make me angry?
A play built against the Eroica. The music leads, you follow, or you don't.
What did he mean by his last words?
"Pity, pity, too late." One play, fifteen perspectives, one symphony.
A teaser, to imagine it. Write the question your company cannot answer on Earth and in thirty seconds the sheet sketches how it could go on Mars: who might captain it, roughly how many people, where, how long, and how it might open.