Ghosts! They are everywhere and yet nowhere. But do they really exist? Can they be good or bad? Why do they do the spooky things they do?
There are three ghosts in False Friends (Prague Fringe, May 24th). Actually, three out of five of the characters are already dead by the start of the play. But never fear – it’s a comedy!
Over the next few weeks we will be introducing you to ten of the most famous ghosts of history. Some are completely fictional, others are… well… you be the judge!
Before we start unveiling the top ten, we want to ask you:
“Who is your favourite ghost?”

A brand new show!!
False Friends is an original stage play set to premiere at the Prague Fringe Festival in May 2013 for five nights (24.5. – 28.5.2013) at Divadlo Kampa. It is written and produced by Stu Mentha.

Here is the official summary:

“A young Australian moves to Prague to be with his girlfriend, and is soon harassed by an alcoholic grouch, a hypochondriac divorcee, and a delirious young woman. All three are dead, and the Australian is the man to help them find the light. If only he could understand a word of Czech.
Sinister, surreal and side-splitting… FALSE FRIENDS is a new comedy from the writer of last year’s DEJA VU.”

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False Friends

False Friends

Happy Mother’s Day! Check out this video of a mother cheetah standing up to a lion three times her size to protect her cubs. Amazing stuff!

You can find more facts and information about animals on our Fondomat crowd-funding profile here: http://fondomat.cz/dejavu

Join us on the journey of getting to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2013!

# 31. Sweep |swi?p| verb ( past swept |sw?pt|)
1 [ trans. ] clean (an area) by brushing away dirt or rubbish. For example, “I’ve swept the floor” or “George swept out the kitchen”.
? Mickey Mouse conjures up a spell in Fantasia to make the brooms do all the sweeping as well as carry the buckets of water for him!

It’s been over a month since we started the idea of posting English vocabulary from the play Déjà Vu on our Facebook page. If you love theatre and you want to learn or improve English, here is your chance! Consider this, if you learn all the words we have listed on our page you will be more than ready to watch Déjà Vu, an original play, completely in English when the Fringe kicks off on the 1st of June!

Check out our Facebook page here: http://facebook.com/pages/dejavutheatreplay

The Prague Fringe Festival is just around the corner! Less than three weeks to go! Rehearsals are going really well, and it’s amazing to see the script come to life! Looking forward to the premiere of Deja Vu! — in Prague.

Check out this soulful ballad by Nina Simone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgzbayMqCrw

# 30. Spell |sp?l| noun
a form of words used as a magical charm.
• the effect caused by such words. For example, in Fantasia (see the video below) Mickey Mouse casts (or puts) a spell on the brooms to make them do all the work.
• an ability to control or influence people as though one had magical power over them. For example, to be under someone’s spell.

Mickey Mouse conjures up all kinds of trouble in Walt Disney’s Fantasia! A classic!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XChxLGnIwCU