Prague Fringe: Prague Soup

Press Release

Prague Soup is a one woman show by the British poet Annie Moir. Annie brings her ascerbic wit and mastery of language to create a poetic tour de force especially devised for Fringe Festival Praha 09.

Annie is no stranger to the Festival following her success with the poetry ensemble The Poetry Vandals in 04 & 05 and her performance at the British Embassy last year in front of artists from all over the globe.

The show explores the universal themes of similarities and differences of Nations, of food (especially cakes), love, smoking, Shakespeare, The Beatles and life in the swinging 60’s.

The ease with Annie delivers her poetry, her humour and her gift for holding the human condition up to the light makes for a fantastic and insightful performance.
Jeff Price
Editor
Zebra Publishing

Performing for 4 nights only at U Maleho Glena, 27th, 28th, 29th & 30th May 6.00pm - 6.45.

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