Wild Anna Solo Night // First!
Freelance philosopher, ex-filmmaker, self-awareness junkie, poncichter post-hipster, armchair musician. He's been a tour guide, a multiculturalist, a vegan cook, a Christian pop-rock front woman. And now, for her very first solo performance, she invites you on a musical adventure with Wild Anna, the creator of The Beast, where she will play heartfelt songs for you - and with you - on all kinds of instruments, from the squeaky cantri to Moldavian feast to the lush jazz/blues. With whistle, drum, guitar instead of reed fiddle, looper, ukulele. With thick sticks, bad sounds, closed eyes, open heart, open soul. And of course with singing.

Schedule
Guest musicians - coming soon!
(⚠️ Beware - you may find yourself in the choir or rhythm section for 1-2 songs, if you are unsuspecting.)
🤲 With your ticket purchase, you support the work of the EMMA Association and the mothers who turn to them. Help keep their helpline and the EMMA Workshop free, where, by giving a pocket to the metaphor of metropolitan isolation, mothers can share their stories, experiences and burdens in a protected women's space. 💗
🌏 It is planned that you will be able to join the concert online. Help as many of us as possible! 💪
💸 Tickets - coming soon! 💸
//The venue can hold about 40 people, if you definitely don't want to miss out, drop a message on Messenger to EMMA or ZENEVAD, or email [email protected] and you'll be the first to know about the booking process after 4 January///
We are looking forward to this rare opportunity!
Anna Zenevad and the EMMA team
Nyitott Műhely
The Open Workshop is a fine place, a place where many different kinds of people can feel at home, which is to say that there is something that is rare and difficult to create, the spirit of the place. This spirit is very sympathetic to me, because it means both that there are shows that interest me and that the occasional stew is okay. And that I'm likely to meet people there who I'm happy to meet, and it's not even out of the question that they're me. Such public (open) spaces are rare in Budapest.



















