Entering its 8th year, the Prague Fringe returns to Mala Strana with 34 companies, 200 performances, and 9 days of revelry.

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 (Missing below is one show that many people are buzzing about: Crying Cherry.  Read the review here...

Righty right my dear droogs, don't miss this one.  2001, A Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket... Direct from Hollywood, the girls of Cherry Kiss Burlesque present a celebration of Stanley Kubrick (and pasties).

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The newly formed group, Akanda, presents their wild rock and roll ride, Katatonika, at Divadlo na Pradle both weekends.  Described as a story of angst, misbegotten lust, and how the abnormal attains normality.  

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 Running Friday 22nd through Sunday the 30th performers from across the globe are set to delight festival-goers with an eclectic mix of theatre, cabaret, and music. Acts from as far a field as Australia, Canada, Scotland, Norway and Israel will set up camp in the Festival's 7 unique venues.

'The Fringe is a well-swirled mixing pot of international performance, with late night burlesque, verse, circus skills, dance, music, spoken word, comedy, cabaret and improvisation. No matter what your taste there's sure to be something to appeal to everyone' says festival director Steven Gove. 'Including for the first time at the Prague Fringe - live painting.'

The festival runs from May 22nd to the 30th.

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Full programme
Festival venues (with festival map)

TICKETS

Tickets can be purchased ahead of time at Divadlo Na Prádle, online from Ticketsteam, or at the performance venue starting 45 min before the performances that day.

Cost: 150 CZK | 50 CZK for students

TIP: Fringe vouchers (available from Ticketstream) are a special offer of 5 shows for the price of 4.