Classical dating apps won’t reveal the cruel truth

In classical dating apps, both men and women do all they can do showcase their positives. Men list various interesting hobbies, the exotic food they can make, sports that they have mastered and luxurious items they like. However, a potentially interested woman (who owns several cats) reading such a profile would not find out that the profile owner can’t stand cats. And the problem would perhaps only come to light after a few fairly successful dates.

Start by saying what you hate!

The above unfortunate scenario could easily be avoided by using the Hater dating app. There, you are encouraged to be very specific about the things you hate or dislike – but you can of course also speak about what you do like. The luxurious app will then generate the best matches for you based on that information, sorted by location starting with those nearest to you.

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If you write you don’t like curry, then you can be sure that you won’t be invited to an Indian restaurant. Another avoided faux pas! Similarly, if you hate sci-fi, then your date will certainly not ask you to go see the new Star Wars with him!

Inspired by a joke in stand-up comedy

The author of this unique dating app is Brendan Alper, who is not only a developer but first and foremost a stand-up comedian. The Hater app was originally just a joke in one of his luxurious acts – but soon became a real-world application that is now loved by millions of Americans. And once it spreads here, it’ll surely also become a huge hit: after all, Czechs love hating stuff!

Do you like Signal, a festival full of audiovisual modern art? No need to wait until autumn! Visit the Prague Rudolfinum in February and experience an extraordinary cultural event bridging classical music and modern videomapping!

A luxurious experience: classics interwoven with modern art!

From 16 to 18 February, the famous and majestic Rudolfinum concert hall will transform into a light gallery. The music of Bedřich Smetana, Antonín Dvořák and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, performed by the Symphonic Orchestra of the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, will be complemented by a luxurious light show that has never before been shown in such a luxurious arena!

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The 50 minute long videomapping is the work of 11 artists from 6 countries of the world, under the leadership of Czech artist Amar Mulabegovič who will also introduce his work within the autumn Signal festival in Prague. For instance, in 2013 he co-authored the luxurious installations at the Church of St. Ludmila at Náměstí Míru in Prague.

You can look forward to an unforgettable experience, but make sure to make your reservation as soon as possible! The show might be completely sold out soon!