An amateur theatre association came into existence in 1846 from a circle that already played before and that was later renamed to the Amateur Theatre Association Tyl in Netolice, was dissolved in early 1850 and restored in 1862. Since 1883, it has enjoyed uninterrupted existence.

A new representative town hall and law court was erected in the location of the older town hall according to the design by architect Josef Niklas in 1869 of a square plan, where four wings round up a spacious yard. The rear and both the lateral wings were used from the original structure and only minimally adjusted.  A permanent stage was erected in the rear wing.

Theatre was played in the rear wing until 1922, when the entire yard sector of the town hall was converted into a theatre by local builder  Jaromír Kudrna according to his own design, when the stage was relocated to the opposite side. A new curtain – view of the city- was received  from painter Fert from Brno.

The theatre was renovated and remodelled in 1936 (an extension of an orchestra pit) and in 1939. Alternating  current was installed in 1936, the orchestra pit was enlarged in 1937 for 25 musicians